Top Deals for Star Wars Day
May the Fourth be with you on this Star Wars Day! While the galaxy far, far away has been a bit quiet lately—aside from some whispers about upcoming films (excluding The Mandalorian and Grogu), a new live-action series on the way, and the long-awaited Fate of the Old Republic game—today is still a perfect occasion to celebrate the franchise. And what better way to do that than by snagging some awesome Star Wars deals?
Whether you’re planning a movie marathon or just have a casual love for the saga, the Force is strong with these discounts on video games, Lego sets, movies, and more. If you’re shopping for a die-hard fan, major retailers are rolling out deals on a variety of Star Wars merchandise, from toys to themed essentials.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is currently available at a fantastic discount across multiple platforms. You can grab the physical editions for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X for just $19.99 (down from around $30) at various retailers, while the Steam version is an even sweeter deal at $10.75. Unfortunately, the digital console versions are still priced at $69.99.
For fans of third-person Star Wars adventures, Ubisoft’s Star Wars Outlaws is another title worth checking out, especially with its current price drop. The physical copies for PS5 and Xbox Series X are available for $20.99 (previously $29.99) at select retailers, or you can find it for $19.93 at another store. The Nintendo Switch 2 version is also on sale for $35.97, though it has been slightly cheaper recently.
When it comes to toys, Lego is offering discounts on select Star Wars sets until May 6th for those with a free Lego Insiders account. You can find similar prices at other retailers, but you’ll miss out on some exclusive gifts and loyalty points. Orders over $40 for Lego Star Wars sets will include a miniature Razor Crest, valued at $5. If you spend over $160, you’ll receive the 278-piece Darksaber set, worth $30.
Limited-time offers include the 1,138-piece C-3PO set with articulating arms and a movable head, currently priced at $111.99 (a $28 discount) at various retailers. It even comes with a C-3PO minifigure and is designed for ages 18 and up. The 700-piece Star Wars logo set, also for ages 18 and up, is down to $47.99 for Lego Insiders, or just $2 more at another store.
Both Lego and another retailer have the same price on The Mandalorian Helmet, a 584-piece set aimed at ages 18 and up, available for $55.99. If you’re a true Mando fan, don’t miss the new Lego-exclusive N-1 Starfighter set, which includes a free lenticular display inspired by the upcoming movie, available for $249.99 through May 6th.
There are also several other Lego Star Wars sets at reduced prices, even if they don’t come with freebies. The classic 525-piece AT-AT walker is now $51.99 (down $13) at select retailers, marking a new low. If you or someone you know is a fan of Ahsoka, there’s a set featuring the Ghost and Phantom II ships, along with five Ahsoka minifigures, for $111.99 (originally $159.99).
If you’re looking for a smart speaker, the Echo Dot Max is a solid choice for $70, but if you’re a Star Wars enthusiast, consider the fifth-gen Echo Dot with a Grogu stand for $71.98. While this is a deal compared to buying them separately, the price isn’t a new offer for Star Wars Day.
For those who want a Grogu-themed Echo Dot without the eyes, there’s a version available with an all-ears stand for $67.98.
While there aren’t any discounts on the 4K Blu-ray set of Andor’s first season (still around $50), you can find a cute holiday ornament of Cassian Andor with a blaster for $15.99 (a $16 discount) at various retailers.
A couple of years back, we highlighted some Nanoleaf multi-panel kits that, when assembled, create a charming Grogu design on your wall. Prices have dropped on both the large and small bundles, allowing you to choose based on your budget and space. The 17-panel “Small Baby Gu” kit is now $199.98 (originally $249.99), while the 53-panel set, which offers a more detailed Grogu, is available for $499.98 (down from $674.92).
Nanoleaf is also offering several other unlicensed Star Wars-inspired kits on sale today. Plus, you can customize the colors and layout of the panels whenever you want, so you can switch things up when you’re not in the mood for a Star Wars vibe.