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"A BrickScore of 84.8 and 4.56 stars from 368 owners confirm Diagon Alley as a landmark Highly Recommended Harry Potter set, delivering four fully realized modular buildings packed with film-accurate detail that makes the $449.99 entry price feel justified to virtually everyone who builds it."
The 2020 Harry Potter Diagon Alley set is one of the most enthusiastically received large-scale LEGO sets in recent memory, with owner reviews overwhelmingly positive across 368 ratings averaging 4.56 stars. Reviewers consistently describe it as effectively four modular sets in one, with each of the four instruction books producing a distinct, fully realized building packed with interior details and shop-specific character. The primary criticisms are the steep $449.99 price, the volume of stickers, some thin interior details in shops like the Daily Prophet, and the absence of key characters and locations like Gringotts, the Leaky Cauldron, and Mr. Weasley.
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"This set is massive. Honestly, each building in this kit could have been an entire set on its own. However, they all come together in one glorious box."
True North Bricks
"With a light heart, I can recommend it to anyone — to a LEGO fan, to a Harry Potter fan, to a child, to an adult, or anyone else."
The Brothers Brick"This set is massive. Honestly, each building in this kit could have been an entire set on its own. However, they all come together in one glorious box."
"With a light heart, I can recommend it to anyone — to a LEGO fan, to a Harry Potter fan, to a child, to an adult, or anyone else."
LEGO.com4.5Amazon4.7
