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For our US readers there is apparently a LEGO Harry Potter promotion running at Walmart!

The promo started last month (15th July) but doesn’t seem to have been very well advertised. When you purchase select LEGO sets totalling $30 or more at Walmart, simply head over to the official landing page and upload your receipt to bag yourself a GWP. Once approved you should receive a LEGO Harry Potter Pencil Case in the post completely free. You have until 20th September, or whilst stocks last, which ever comes first.

Please keep in mind that purchases will have to be made between 15th July and 15th September at Walmart (not third party stores) in order to qualify.

Read through the details below to get a better idea of what is required and then check out the official webpage for further instructions.


Official details:

FREE LEGO® Harry Potter™ Pencil Case
When you spend $30 or more on LEGO® building sets, while supplies last.
Only at Walmart
For a list of qualifying products, click here.
How to redeem your
FREE LEGO® Harry Potter™ Pencil Case
Follow these 3 easy steps to redeem your free gift.
Step 1: Shop
Spend $30 on any qualifying LEGO® products from Walmart (online or in-store) from 7/15/24-9/15/24, or while supplies last. For a list of qualifying products, click here.
Step 2: Snap
Snap a clear photo of your in-store receipt with your phone or a screenshot of your online receipt.
Step 3: Send
Upload the photo of your receipt below OR email the photo of your receipt to LegoBacktoSchool@snippmail.com by 09/20/2024. Once eligibility is confirmed, you will receive your FREE LEGO® Harry Potter™ Pencil Case via the shipping address provided while supplies last*.

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