Fan-Made “Hocus Pocus” LEGO Set for a July 2023 Release

Announced in July 2022, a Hocus Pocus LEGO set hailing from the third LEGO Ideas Review of 2022 is finally set to be released next month.

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UPDATE (7.1.2023): The Sanderson Sisters are making a stop at shopDisney too! Guest’s can now pre-order this cottage set from Disney instead of waiting for the general public sale at LEGO. 

What’s Happening:

  • Based on the iconic cottage from the 1993 hit blockbuster, the bewitching story has come back to life once more, revealing all the magical events that happened in the Sanderson home, now in brick form. It's been more than 30 astonishing years since the original Hocus Pocus film premiered, and last year saw the much-anticipated sequel Hocus Pocus 2, expanding the story of these iconic characters. Fans can now build and display their own piece of Hocus Pocus history.
  • Designed by 26-year old, Belgian LEGO fan and Hocus Pocus fan, Amber Veyt, via the LEGO Ideas platform, the original design attracted 10,000 votes and was then selected to be made into a real LEGO set.
  • Filled with toil and trouble, the 2,316 piece set comprises a fully detailed interior, complete with favorite props inspired from the film in LEGO form, and not forgetting the six new minifigures too, which include the iconic three Sanderson Sisters, Max, Danni, Allison & Thackery Binx as the black cat.

  • The cottage set can also be transformed into the Sanderson Witch Museum as seen in the films by simply adding the info-stand, the museum signage, some rope barriers, and a cash register, which can be hidden away in secret storage under the stairs.
  • The LEGO Ideas Disney Hocus Pocus – The Sanderson Sisters’ Cottage set is available for LEGO VIPs from July 1st at www.LEGO.com/Hocus-Pocus and LEGO Stores for all from July 4th, 2023 priced at $229.99.
  • Visit the LEGO Ideas website for some additional video clips of the Hocus Pocus set.

What They’re Saying:

  • Amber Veyt shared just what Hocus Pocus means to her and how the set came to be: "I've always been a huge fan of Hocus Pocus. I literally watch it every year and never get sick of it. I've already submitted a Hocus Pocus design and it reached 10K as well. But, I upgraded my idea and made it more playable. I added some newer techniques and thought it deserved a second chance."
Luke Manning
Luke is a fan of all things theme parks and self-proclaimed #1 fan of Joffrey’s Coffee, who lives in Kissimmee, FL