#70620 • Ninjago
Ninjago City
Released 2017 • 4,867 pcs • MSRP $299.99
Three-year run. Sealed copies now $600+.
Retirement Year Archive
LEGO sets retired in 2020.
Brick Bank retires; pandemic-driven flagships launch.
5
Notable retirements
$1,050
Combined MSRP
14,525
Total pieces
The 2020 retirement landscape
What was leaving shelves.
10251 Brick Bank — released 2016 — retired in 2020 after a four-year run. The 10257 Carousel exited. 10262 James Bond Aston Martin DB5 retired after three years. 21311 Voltron retired after two years. The Nintendo Entertainment System (71374, 2,646 pieces, $229.99) launched in August during the COVID lockdowns and became one of the fastest-selling LEGO Icons sets of the year. 10270 Bookshop launched as the next Modular. The Star Wars Mandalorian wave began.
Notable 2020 retirements
5 sets that left.
#75810 • Stranger Things
The Upside Down (Stranger Things)
Released 2019 • 2,287 pcs • MSRP $199.99
#10257 • Icons
Carousel
Released 2017 • 2,670 pcs • MSRP $199.99
Sealed copies now $500+.
#21311 • Ideas
Voltron (Ideas)
Released 2018 • 2,321 pcs • MSRP $179.99
Sealed copies now $400+.
#10251 • Modular Buildings
Brick Bank
Released 2016 • 2,380 pcs • MSRP $169.99
Four-year run. Sealed copies now $400+.
A note on retirement dates
LEGO does not always announce retirements publicly, and many sets retire region-by-region (US first, EU later, sometimes years apart). The years here are a best-effort consolidation from public Brickset data, AFOL community tracking, and verified post-EOL listings. Every entry links to its Brickset reference page so readers can verify against the canonical source. If you have specific knowledge that corrects an entry, drop us a note.