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Lego® Tournament Training Ground

Lowest price right now € 4,02 at toymi, 3 shops compared.

Lego Tournament Training Ground (30675-1) – Produktfoto freigestellt
Set #
30675-1
Parts
49
Minifigs
2
Price/part
16.1 ct
Release
2024
Age
6+

Where is Tournament Training Ground cheapest right now?

Shipping to Austria
3 shops checkedIndependently sorted
New
10,90€BEST PRICE
incl. 3,00 € shippingincl. VAT & duty-freefrom  | 5 to 6 days
10,90 €Newincl. 3,00 € shipping · 5 to 6 days
  • New
    11,99€
    incl. 7,90 € shippingincl. VAT & duty-freefrom  | 2 to 3 days
    11,99 €Newincl. 7,90 € shipping · 2 to 3 days
  • New
    19,01€
    incl. 14,99 € shippingincl. VAT & duty-freefrom  | 5 to 7 days
    19,01 €Newincl. 14,99 € shipping · 5 to 7 days
Price check · in short

What does Lego® Tournament Training Ground (30675) currently cost?

On VERObricks, Lego® Tournament Training Ground (Set No. 30675) is currently listed by 3 shops across 3 offers. The lowest new price in the VERObricks comparison is 10,90 € (galaxus-de). Other new offers range up to 19,01 €. The manufacturer's RRP is 3,99 €. The current price per brick is 22,2 cents.

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Has Tournament Training Ground ever been cheaper?

Current
10,90 €
New, best shop
30-day low
10,90 €
on 30. Okt. 2026 · galaxus-de
Usual at dealers
11,99 €
90-day median, final price
All-time low
7,94 €
on 06. Mai 2025 · thalia.de

Set details

At a glance
Brand
Lego
Partcount
49
Minifigures
2
Age
6+
Release / EOL
2024 – 2025
RRP
3,99 €
Price per Part
16.1 ct
Part-Out Value
8,58 €
POV Rate
1.1×
high part value
Building instructionsPDF from the manufacturer
Technical data7 entries

Product

Name
Tournament Training Ground

Dimensions

Packaging width
19,5 cm
Packaging height
1,5 cm
Packaging length
17 cm

Identification

MFR
30675-1
EAN
5702017589176
SKU
30675

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can you buy Lego® Tournament Training Ground?

New stock is available at toymi, alternate.de, galaxus-de (3 shops). VERObricks compares all prices in real time and always shows you the lowest offer — for new and used stock, with shipping cost comparison.

Was Tournament Training Ground ever cheaper? Price history & all-time low

VERObricks tracks the price history of Lego® Tournament Training Ground across all shops. The historical low for new is 7,94 €. The highest observed new price was 13,54 € — a range of 5,60 €. Currently, the price is 2,96 € (37%) above the all-time low. The price trend is currently downward — the price has fallen recently. With the VERObricks price alert you'll be notified instantly when the price reaches your target.

What is Lego® Tournament Training Ground? Contents, parts & details

Lego® Tournament Training Ground is a set by Lego from the "LEGO® NINJAGO®" theme (Set No. 30675, EAN: 5702017589176). According to the VERObricks database, the set includes 49 parts, 2 minifigures, Recommended age 6+. On VERObricks you can find the set in these categories: LEGO® NINJAGO®, Fantasy, Kids.

When was Lego® Tournament Training Ground released and how long will it stay available?

Lego® Tournament Training Ground was released in June 2024. The set retired at the end of 2025 (EOL, end of life). New copies come from remaining stock only; for used ones, use the eBay search on this page. The official building instructions are available as 2 PDF files directly from the manufacturer, linked in the set details section.

Is Tournament Training Ground worth it at the current price?

At the current VERObricks best price of 10,90 € for 49 parts, that works out to 22,2 cents per part. The high price per part suggests a premium or collector set, where collectibility plays a larger role than pure part count.