Score free Lego Spider-Man set on your next $40 order
Spend $40 or more on Marvel, DC, Batman, or Jurassic World Lego merchandise through July 31 and you can score free Lego Spider-Man vs. Anti-Venom Heist set (30725), a $4.99 value. Claim it at Lego.com, in Lego Stores, or via Catalog phone orders while stocks last — one per household.
Key Takeaways
- Spend $40+ on Marvel, DC, Batman, or Jurassic World Lego to unlock the free Spider-Man vs. Anti-Venom Heist set.
- The promo runs through July 31 while stocks last and is worth $4.99.
- Unlike some Lego offers, this one works online, in Lego Stores, and through Catalog phone orders.
- Limits apply: one free set per household; Pick a Brick (Standard) does not count toward the minimum.
- Returns of the qualifying purchase require returning the freebie too — no cash or swap value.
Spider-Man toys have always been the shortcut between comic-book chaos and the living-room floor. That is why a free mini heist set still lands for collectors who treat brick-built Marvel scenes as nostalgia, then and now — the same chase energy, just in smaller pieces.
According to Mashable's deal report, Lego is bundling set 30725, Spider-Man vs. Anti-Venom Heist, as a free gift when you clear a $40 spend on select themes. The timing is tight: the offer ends July 31, and availability depends on remaining stock.
How do you claim the free Spider-Man vs. Anti-Venom set?
The claim path is straightforward. Build a cart (or in-store basket) of at least $40 in Marvel, DC, Batman, or Jurassic World Lego merchandise. When the threshold is met, the Spider-Man vs. Anti-Venom Heist set is included as the free gift.
You do not have to hunt an online-only checkout trick. Mashable notes this promotion is valid at Lego.com, in Lego Stores, and through Lego Catalog phone orders — a wider net than some current Lego freebies.
Act while stock lasts. Free gifts tied to short windows often disappear before the calendar date, so treating July 31 as a hard stop is the safe move if you want to score free Lego Spider-Man gear on this pass.
What story does the free set actually build?
The mini set is more than a throw-in bag of bricks. Mashable describes the scene: Anti-Venom cracks a street-corner ATM and bolts with the cash, while Spider-Man gives chase on a skateboard to shut the heist down.
That pocket-sized street chase is classic Lego Marvel storytelling — villain mischief, hero response, and a build you can finish in one sitting. For fans who grew up with Spider-Man vs. symbiote chaos on screens and shelves, it is a compact callback without the price of a display-scale set.
At a $4.99 listed value, the freebie will not replace a flagship Batmobile or X-Mansion. It does, however, sweeten an order you were already eyeing in the Marvel or DC aisle.
What Lego sets help you hit the $40 minimum?
If you need a single purchase to clear the threshold, Mashable highlights several options already priced above $40 in the qualifying themes. Examples include the Venom Bust at $49.99, Spider-Man Prison Transport Chase at $49.99, and Loki vs. Team Iron Man at $49.99.
Other qualifying picks on the list include Spider-Man vs. Doc Ock Subway Train Scene and Avengers: Endgame Thor vs. Chitauri, both at $54.99. Higher-ticket nostalgia pieces such as the Iron Spider-Man Bust ($59.99), Miles Morales' Mask ($69.99), and Spider-Man vs. Hulk Epic Clash ($89.99) also clear the bar easily.
Bigger collectors can lean into statement builds: Avengers: Endgame Final Battle ($99.99), Iron Man Mark 3 Collectors' Edition ($129.99), the Batmobile Tumbler ($189.99), X-Men: The X-Mansion ($329.99), or the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier ($399.99). Batman Tumbler vs. Two-Face & The Joker and Ravager Jumpsuit Groot, both $59.99, sit in the mid range as well.
Mixing smaller theme sets can also work, as long as the Marvel, DC, Batman, or Jurassic World total reaches $40 and you stay inside the promo rules.
What fine print should you read before you order?
Deal pages always hide the gotchas, and this one is no exception. Pick a Brick (Standard) orders do not count toward the $40 minimum, so filling a brick wall alone will not unlock the gift.
Households are limited to one free set. If you return the qualifying purchase, the free Spider-Man vs. Anti-Venom Heist set must go back with it. The gift cannot be swapped for another item or redeemed for cash value.
Location matters too. Mashable reports the offer is not valid at Legoland Parks, Legoland Discovery Centers, or Lego Certified Stores. Stick to Lego.com, official Lego Stores, or Catalog phone orders if you want the freebie attached correctly.
Pricing and stock can shift after publication, so confirm the gift appears on your order before you pay — especially late in a July 31 window.
Why does a free mini Spider-Man set still matter for fans?
Because Lego Marvel has become the modern shelf version of yesterday's action-figure aisle. A $4.99 heist pack will not redefine a collection, but stacking it onto a $40+ theme buy turns a planned purchase into a small win — and keeps the Spider-Man chase on the table without an extra line item.
For BlasterPost readers who bounce between childhood Marvel memories and today's brick builds, this is the kind of limited promo that rewards acting before the calendar flips. Score free Lego Spider-Man vs. Anti-Venom while the gift is still in the pool, then enjoy the ATM-busting scene that made the freebie worth claiming.
Bottom line: clear $40 in the right themes by July 31, use an eligible Lego channel, and watch for the Heist set on your receipt before stock runs out.