Reveal: LEGO® 43302 Disney Main Street, U.S.A.

June 2026 is the 70th anniversary of the first Disney Main Street, U.S.A. and to celebrate, LEGO® set 43302 will be released. The model recreates buildings from the iconic theme park attraction, and is populated by 16 minifigures! It can be a family or friend building experience using the “Build Together” feature on the LEGO Builder app.

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43302 Disney Main Street, U.S.A.

• Release date: 1 June 2026 for LEGO® Insiders; 4 June for all
• Pieces: 3899
• Measurements: over 30 inches wide and 11 inches high (78cm x 28cm)
• Ages: 18+
• Price: £319.99/ 349,99€/ US$399.99/ AU$549.99, other countries see list further down

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About the real Disney Main Street, U.S.A.

Fire Wagon, Emporium and Souvenir Shop by Theme Park Tourist, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

When you enter a Disney theme park, the first area you come across is a pastiche of an early 20th Century small-town American road lined with grand shops. Walt Disney included it in the original Disneyland in California and all subsequent Disneyland resorts include a version of it.

Emporium, Souvenir Shop, Crystal Arcade and Jewelry Shop by Dguendel, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

The first Main Street was constructed in the first Disneyland, in Anaheim, California which had opened in 1955. This was the only park designed by Walt Disney, and is the one this set appears to be based upon. Above you can see a 1990s photo of many of the shops featured in the set.

All worldwide versions of Main Street lead to the primary castle of the park, and include the main station of the internal railway system, but these features are not included in this model. 

The Main Street, U.S.A. set from LEGO® Disney

It's all about the length! The impressive frontage is more than 30 inches (78cm) wide.

To the left of the model is the rather fine Fire Station with its smart wagon and, within the upper floor, is a representation of the "secret" Disney Family apartment that Walt Disney included in the original construction of Disneyland California so he had somewhere practical to stay. The public cannot visit this, but there are some guided tours.

On a separate base is a long row of shops: the Disneyland Emporium, Souvenir Shop, Crystal Arcade and Jewellery Shop. It feels like a simpler series of Modular Buildings.

The interiors are well-appointed, although as they are mostly shops, the contents are perhaps not terribly variegated. They're accurate, though – there's certainly always a lot to buy at Disneyland!

They also provide ample opportunity for the inclusion of Disney references, to please the fans...

The aforementioned castle and train are available as models in the shop – LEGO models, maybe?

What gift shop is complete without Baby Grogu?

Another LEGO WALL-E!

No doubt by now you have also spotted the excellent range of minifigure torsos, so let's take a look at who is at Disney World today...

Minifigures 

The set includes 16 minifigures!

There are 7 family members visiting, each wearing a wonderful T-shirt of a Disney IP. Of course, Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse are here too.

My favourites are the Dapper Dans, the Disney World barbershop quartet! There are more Main Street cast members too.

New moulds

It's all about the mouse ears!

Similar to the cat ears in LEGO® Gabby's Dollhouse, Mickey's iconic lugs get the 2x2 dome brick treatment in a new mould used to create balloons. They come in magenta, medium azure and lime green and it looks like you get two of each colour. I suppose these will be IP-locked, meaning they are unlikely to go on Pick a Brick?

Who wants to hold balloon mouse ears when you could be wearing them? Not one but two styles are provided: the classic all-black Mickey cap, and a smaller Minnie style with a bow which is an accessory with pin. The latter comes in three dual-toned colours: to me they look like bright pink with opalescent trans-pink bow, flat silver with opalescent trans-clear bow, and Minnie's classic black with red bow.

Strangely, no-one is wearing the Mickey ears cap in any of the official pictures. You can see above top left I overexposed one of the blurry pictures and there does seem to be an antistud in there for the head. However Elspeth made the good point that minifigures wearing the cap might look bald – perhaps only suitable for the Dapper Dans, but they have something much better to wear...

The barbershop quartet sport a new straw boater hat in tan. I can see these being popular as an architectural detail, although the imperfect circle may be a limitation.

Recolours

Let's start with three that I imagine will be quite popular: sand blue slopes. 

• Slope 75° 2 x 2 x 3 Double Convex (3685) in Sand Blue
• Slope 75° 2 x 1 x 3 with Hollow Stud (4460b) in Sand Blue – the 30th colour of this piece
• Slope 18° 2 x 1 x 2/3 (5404) in Sand Blue

The three upper floor canopies of the Fire Station provide us with dark red quarter domes in two sizes!

• Brick Round Curved 1 x 1 x 1 Quarter Dome in Dark Red (5848)
• Brick Round Corner, Curved 2 x 2 x 1 2/3 Quarter Dome with 1 Cutout in Dark Red (5906)

The wagon's mudguards are Wheel Arch 4 x 3 x 1⅔ (1846) recoloured to red.

I'm surprised that Container Box 2 x 2 x 2 - Top Opening (61780) has never appeared in white until now, given that the mould is 18 years old. Here they are used as recycling bins, with a sticker which is good news so these can be repurposed elsewhere.

Those are all the recoloured elements we have spotted so far – can you see any more? Let us know in the comments.

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Price in all countries where available

• Australia 549.99 AUD
• Austria 349.99 EUR
• Belgium 349.99 EUR
• Brazil 2999.99 BRL
• Canada 569.99 CAD
• China 2999 CNY
• Croatia 349.99 EUR
• Czech Republic 8599 CZK
• Denmark 2899.95 DKK
• Estonia 369.99 EUR
• Finland 379.95 EUR
• France 349.99 EUR
• Germany 349.99 EUR
• Greece 359.99 EUR
• Hong Kong 2699 HKD
• Hungary 134990 HUF
• India 36999 INR
• Ireland 349.99 EUR
• Israel 400 EUR
• Italy 349.99 EUR
• Japan 61980 JPY
• Latvia 369.99 EUR
• Lithuania 369.99 EUR
• Luxembourg 349.99 EUR
• Malaysia 1499.9 MYR
• Mexico 8499 MXN
• New Zealand 649.99 NZD
• Norway 4699.9 NOK
• Poland 1499.99 PLN
• Portugal 349.99 EUR
• Romania 1849.99 RON
• Singapore 499.9 SGD
• Slovakia 359.99 EUR
• Slovenia 349.99 EUR
• South Africa 6999 ZAR
• South Korea 509900 KRW
• Spain 349.99 EUR
• Sweden 4399.9 SEK
• Switzerland 399 CHF
• Taiwan 12999 TWD
• The Netherlands 349.99 EUR
• Turkey 19999 TRY
• Ukraine 17999 UAH
• United Kingdom 319.99 GBP
• USA 399.99 USD

 

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