Forget the last-minute delivery scramble or being stuck in a shopping center car park for hours; Black Friday is the perfect time to complete your Christmas shopping for the kids with just a few simple clicks. This year, Australia’s biggest retailers are offering substantial savings on a wide array of toys, but the spotlight is on the beloved LEGO sets.
LEGO Deals: A Treasure Trove for Enthusiasts
David Jones has significantly reduced prices on some of its best-selling LEGO sets, including a 25% discount on the popular Wicked range. The Wicked Emerald City and Kiamo Ko Castle, for example, are now available for just $97.49, dropping below the $100 mark.
For those feeling romantic, the LEGO Wicked Glinda’s Wedding Day set is now priced at $44.99. Meanwhile, serious LEGO aficionados can indulge in the LEGO Wicked Emerald City Wall Art, now down from $249.99 to $187.50. This set has received glowing reviews, with one shopper stating, “I didn’t know there would be so many hidden Easter eggs in this 3-D movie-like poster wall art.”
Yoto Player: A Screen-Free Entertainment Phenomenon
If you’ve been eyeing the Yoto Player, now is the time to act. With a 30% discount on all bundles, the Yoto Player Ultimate Bundle is now available for $278.99, down from $399.95. This bundle includes the Yoto Player, Adventure Jacket, Wireless Charging Dock, Wireless Headphones, and Card Case, making it more affordable than ever.
One satisfied customer raved, “Amazing and my kids are obsessed with it. This has been the BEST investment.” The Yoto Player + Disney 5-Minute Stories Bundle is also $85 off, offering 25 charming stories featuring beloved characters like Frozen, Mickey Mouse, and Lilo & Stitch.
Comprehensive Toy Deals Across Major Retailers
Beyond LEGO, Myer is offering up to 38% off on various toys, including the BoPeep Kids’ Activity Centre and Classic World Happy Villa Dollhouse. Amazon Australia is also in the game, providing discounts on popular items like the Barbie Dreamtopia Twinkle Lights Ballerina Doll and UltraCozy Busy Board.
Meanwhile, David Jones, THE ICONIC, BIG W, Target, and other major retailers are hosting significant sales, ensuring that there is something for every child’s wish list this holiday season.
Understanding Black Friday: A Global Shopping Phenomenon
Black Friday originated in the United States, occurring on the Friday following Thanksgiving, which is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November. Traditionally, this day marked the start of the holiday shopping season. However, in recent years, it has evolved into a global shopping event, with retailers offering impressive discounts across various categories, including technology, beauty, fashion, and homewares.
In 2025, Australians are expected to spend an astounding $6.8 billion over the four-day Black Friday-Cyber Monday period, according to the Australian Retailers Association’s Peak Season Hub.
Conclusion: A Shopper’s Paradise
With Black Friday 2025 just around the corner, shoppers in Australia have a golden opportunity to snag incredible deals on toys and LEGO sets. Whether you’re looking to complete your holiday shopping or simply indulge in some retail therapy, this year’s Black Friday promises to be a shopper’s paradise.
Stay tuned for more updates and guides on the best deals across various retailers, ensuring you don’t miss out on any savings this holiday season.
