An advent Calendar is something you display while counting down the days till Christmas. This Harry Potter Advent calendar is the most BORING, NON-Holiday Calendar I have ever gotten. The packaging makes it seem like it's going to be festive, but it's not. It's an eyesore to display. Once you open the box up to display the calendar it is a boring CG picture of a desk in front of a window, with colored dots and a piece of lego to indicate the doors. Same dot, same lego for every door, just different colors. And not even holiday colors. Or harry potter colors. Just random mud colors. This should be sold as "Generic Box with 24 mundane doors that open and contain Harry Potter themed Legos." Also, the box is flimsy. Even if the Lego pieces inside are nice, I would never buy this again and do NOT recommend.

This calendar was a good calendar, but it was hard to tell what some of the builds were. For example, on day 13, I got the Room of Requirement, and the build was vague and hard to distinguish. Also, I think that the Triwizard Cup from day 11 could have been done better. Other than these few things, the figure selection is great, although the Harry figure is a bit overused. Some of the microbuilds were great inclusions, like the Whomping Willow from day 4, the mini Hogwarts Express from day 23, and the Weasly’s house, the Burrow, from day 20. The inclusion of the game built into the calendar is a nice thing, but takes away from of the festiveness we could have gotten in the builds, instead of there being just three things per movie, 2 items/scenes and 1 minifigure. Overall, this was a pleasant calendar, and I think Lego did a good job this year round.

Performance:perfect
Quality:Authentic
Suitability:perfect

The lego was kept in the box and it was well packed. Salute to the seller, even the lego box was not damaged at all. I buy more soon!!! Satisfied customer here!!! 😍😍😍 thank you

If I hadn't had a lot of VIP points and nothing else to spend them on, I doubt I would have purchased this. I wanted the Sirius, Tonks, and Neville figures. The Voldemort is cartoonish, the Myrtle is bland. The Snape and Harry seem lazy, the same as every other. Obviously Snape doesn't have many outfit options except for bringing back Boggart Snape, but Harry could have any number of outfits and accessories and they went with the one that's seemingly in every set. I didn't even build the micro builds, just added them to my bin of parts. I would only recommend if you want the figures and have a discount.