Along with a plethora of sets kids will also be able to enjoy a new animated series to accompany it. The first episode will be airing on 15th May with products releasing in August.

Many of the new sets include a ton of new parts and recolours that will get most AFOL fans excited too. Such as new leaf elements, torsos, heads, hair pieces and so much more, take a look below at what is on offer from this new line of LEGO sets.

Don’t forget to let is know what you think boa the comments section below. My personal favourite is the Turtle Camper Van, it’s totally rad dude!

Dream Village (40657) :

Izzie and Bunchu the Bunny (71453):

259 pieces – $19.99

Grimkeeper the Cage Monster (71455):

274 pieces – $34.99

Mateo and Z-Blob the Robot (71454):

237 pieces – $19.99

Mrs. Castillo’s Turtle Van (71456):

434 pieces – $44.99

Pegasus Flying Horse (71457):

482 pieces – $49.99

Crocodile Car (71458):

494 pieces – $59.99

Stable of the Dream Creatures (71459):

681 pieces – $79.99

Mr. Oz’s Space bus (71460):

878 pieces – $89.99

71469 Knightmare Shark Ship (71469):

1,389 pieces – $139.99

Fantastical Treehouse (71461):

1,257 pieces $99.99

Official details:

CALLING ALL DREAMERS

The LEGO Group brings to life the limitless creative power of children’s dreams in its new theme, LEGO® DREAMZzz

Step into the dream world with LEGO® DREAMZzz, the first theme from the LEGO Group to be truly inspired by the way children dream, after research finds two in three children globally say dreaming helps them be more creative.

LEGO® DREAMZzz launches worldwide on May 15th, with new content episodes airing globally, and more exciting episodes and products to follow in August.

The LEGO Group is also launching a world-first opportunity to appoint a group of children as its first ever Chief Dream Creators, who will use the creativity and imagination of their dreams to inspire the company

The LEGO Group has today revealed LEGO® DREAMZzz, an all-new theme that brings to life the creativity of children’s dreams through an epic new content series and product range.

New global research of over 23,000 children has found seven in 10 (69%) are experiencing complex emotions, such as stress or loneliness, in their day-to-day lives, with one in four (24%) citing events in the world or on social media as causes. However, sleep experts flag that dreams can play a key role in helping children process complex emotions and engage their imaginations. Children surveyed agree, with two thirds reporting that dreams are important and help them be more creative during the day (68%).

This passion for creativity has been brought to life in LEGO® DREAMZzz, with the LEGO Group road-testing the content and toys with thousands of children from across the globe ahead of the new TV show launching May 15th. The launch will be followed by an accompanying product range, creating an incredible entertainment and play experience that puts children in the imagination-powered driving seat.

Step Into the Dream World: Introducing LEGO® DREAMZzz

The LEGO® DREAMZzz series follows the adventures of school friends, Mateo, Izzie, Cooper, Logan and Zoey, as they join a secret agency and learn to use the power of imagination to journey into the Dream World – and learn to defeat the tyrannical Nightmare King!

LEGO® DREAMZzz will launch with 10 episodes on May 15th and be accompanied by a brand-new product range and further episodes from August 2023.

“LEGO® DREAMZzz is our very first concept that celebrates the wondrous world of dreaming and explores what happens when dreams become real, ordinary kids become extraordinary and creativity is a superpower!” said Cerim Manovi, Creative Director for LEGO® DREAMZzz. “We want children to feel empowered to bring their wildest dreams to life and revel in the true force of their creative imaginations while dreaming – and this is just the beginning!”

Global Research Shows Importance of Dreaming for Creativity

LEGO® DREAMZzz was developed by the LEGO Group alongside in-depth global research of children aged 6-12 years old from 29 different countries. The survey looked at children’s imaginations, the psychology of dreams and their importance in processing emotions, problem-solving and the importance of play for creative experimentation.

The research revealed of those experiencing complex emotions, such as stress or loneliness, almost one in five (22%) report having more nightmares as a result. More than half of children (55%) say nightmares affect the rest of their day, including school, where the dream and real-worlds can evidently collide.

In fact, 63% report that the time they spend playing impacts their dreams. Most children (86%) experience positive emotions whilst dreaming, with many reporting they benefit from the after-effects once they’re awake. Around two thirds (68%) of children saying that happy dreams help them to be more creative in the daytime and almost the same amount (64%) think of ideas for when they’re awake.

Working with the LEGO Group on the research, psychologist and behavioural sleep expert Dr Shelby Harris, said; “Kids are natural dreamers and experimenters but as they get older, societal pressures begin to confine them and limit their imaginations. Dreaming is a universal phenomenon generally welcomed by children across the globe. With more stress and demands in their daily lives, encouraging free play and creativity is important in today’s world. The research has clearly shown that kids that have access to free play time increases their frequency of dreams and as a result makes them feel happier and more imaginative. It’s great to see content like LEGO® DREAMZzz, which shows kids how the stuff of our dreams can be used in the real world to help them reach their full creative potential.”

Apply Now: Join the LEGO Group’s Team Of Chief Dream Creators!

To celebrate the launch of LEGO® DREAMZzz, the LEGO Group will launch a world-first opportunity for children to become a Chief Dream Creator. The chosen participants will be flown to Denmark, home of the LEGO Group, to take part in several LEGO® DREAMZzz workshops.

As a Chief Dream Creator, the children’s role will be to champion the creativity of dreams within the company and spread the positive creative aspects dreaming can have for young people around the world.

Children aged between 6-12 years old will be encouraged to submit their own dream creation – a picture of either a LEGO build they’ve made themselves or a drawing – showing a creature or vehicle they have dreamt of that incorporates brick building. Their dream creation should be accompanied by a short description relaying what their creation is called, what it can do, and why it excited them in their dream.

Entry officially opens on May 20th to June 20th, and more information can be found at LEGO.com/dreamzzz.

Join the Fun

The LEGO Group will be celebrating the launch of LEGO® DREAMZzz with a range of global activities designed to champion the creativity of dreaming. These activities include:

• Launching three 3D billboards in Tokyo, New York and London, each featuring a distinct creature from the dreamworld that is escaping into the respective city.
• Inviting children on a ‘Dream Creature Hunt’ across LEGO stores, website, LEGOLAND® and a special edition of the LEGO Life Magazine, where they can look for – and share – their found Dream Creatures to win a badge and rewards in the LEGO Life app between May and August.
• LEGOLAND® Parks and LEGOLAND® Discovery Centers invites guests to enter the world of their wildest dreams with the launch of their new and exclusive LEGO® DREAMZzz 4D movie and events[1]. Take part in the fun activities at LEGOLAND® including everything from build activities, give-aways, photo opportunities, 4D movie and much more.

• Look out for the special themed edition of the free LEGO Life Magazine in July featuring a LEGO® DREAMZzz themed front cover, fun activities and a poster.
• A 16-page LEGO® DREAMZzz comic will also be available throughout the summer as insert in the many different LEGO Magazines, including the free LEGO Life Magazine, in select LEGO stores, and in select LEGOLAND® Parks and LEGOLAND® Discovery Centers. Later in the year, a range of activity and fiction books as well as a bi-monthly LEGO® DREAMZzz magazine will also be offered to curious readers.
• On May 15th, we’ll launch six new LEGO® DREAMZzz Non-Player Characters (NPCs) in the LEGO Life app. The NPCs will share activities that upskill and challenge children. Plus, with the support of our Community Engagement teams, the NPCs will also post comments to hundreds of children’s uploads every day to inspire them whilst exploring the new LEGO® DREAMZzz world.
• On top of being able to watch the full episodes and heaps of additional spin-off content for free on the new lego.com/kids streaming platform children will also be able to explore an immersive experience where they can learn more about characters and explore the different dream realms.

LEGO® DREAMZzz series is available to watch on the LEGO YouTube channel from May 15th, 2023 on:

• WE: https://youtu.be/tD0T0TYsR6w at 5pm GMT
• US: https://youtu.be/y9Y5ZvC-MHg at 5pm CST
• APAC: https://youtu.be/PlgSF-6x36c at 5pm SGT
• REEMEA: https://youtu.be/ZmGtqp6iUJk at 5pm CET