Hey You Guys! The Goonies LEGO Set Is Here With A Ton of Adventure & Nostalgia

Get ready for a serious dose of nostalgia, because LEGO has just unveiled an incredible Goonies set that lets you relive the ultimate '80s treasure hunt!

TL;DR: Everything You Need to Know About the New Goonies LEGO Set

• The new LEGO Ideas The Goonies set (21363) features 2,912 pieces to build One-Eyed Willy's iconic pirate ship, The Inferno, with detailed movie scenes inside.
• It comes with a whopping 12 minifigures, including the entire Goonies gang, the Fratellis, Sloth, and even One-Eyed Willy himself.
• Grab yours starting November 1, 2025 (for LEGO Insiders) or November 4, 2025 (general release) for $329.99, and snag a bonus "Walsh's Attic" set if you act fast!

Unveiling The Legendary Inferno: A Brick-Built Treasure to Discover

Goonies never say die, and neither does the spirit of adventure, especially when it's been immortalized in LEGO form! The brick-building giant has officially pulled back the curtain on the LEGO Ideas The Goonies set, a massive 2,912-piece tribute to Richard Donner’s beloved 1985 adventure film, produced by Steven Spielberg.

This isn't just any LEGO ship; it's a meticulously crafted diorama model of The Inferno, One-Eyed Willy’s infamous pirate ship. But here's the cool part: while one side shows the weathered exterior of the ship, the other side is a cross-section, revealing incredible brick-built recreations of memorable scenes from the movie. You'll find the Fratellis' hideout, the intricate cave system, and of course, One-Eyed Willy's treasure room, all packed with clever play features and Easter eggs.

Ke Huy Quan Returns to the Goon Docks to Celebrate This Epic Release

To really kick off this amazing announcement, LEGO brought in none other than Oscar winner Ke Huy Quan, who famously played Data in the original film. He starred in a super fun announcement video, showing off the set with some of his classic movie gadgets. Seeing him light up as he revisited his Goonies memories is pure joy for any fan!

"Revisiting Data after all these years — but this time in LEGO form — has been such a joyful experience. The Goonies was all about heart, adventure, and friendship, and this set captures that spirit in fantastic detail. From the booby traps to the treasure room, it's like stepping back into the tunnels with the gang — only now, I get to share that magic with a whole new generation of fans."

— Ke Huy Quan (Data in The Goonies)

Quan also shared an awesome behind-the-scenes tidbit about filming the original movie's reveal of The Inferno. He recalled how the ship was kept completely secret from the cast, with security guarding the set door. "When the time came to film the reveal, they had us walk in backwards in a line, then get into the water with our backs to the ship the entire time," he said. "There were seven cameras rolling, one on each of us — to capture our reaction as we saw the Inferno for the first time. Only Josh (Brolin) had to film a re-take, as he let out a curse in excitement the first time around!"

Meet The Entire Goonies Gang (and Their Foes) in Minifigure Form

No Goonies set would be complete without the whole crew, and LEGO absolutely delivers! This set includes a fantastic lineup of 12 minifigures, ready to join your adventure. They've even designed brand-new elements, like Sloth’s pirate hat and bandana, and Mama Fratelli’s signature hair and beret.

Here’s who you’ll find:

• Mikey Walsh (Sean Astin)
• Mouth Devereaux (Corey Feldman)
• Data Wang (Ke Huy Quan)
• Chunk Cohen (Jeff Cohen)
• Brandon "Brand" Walsh (Josh Brolin)
• Stef Steinbrenner (Martha Plimpton)
• Andy Carmichael (Kerri Green)
• Sloth (John Matuszak)
• Mama Fratelli (Anne Ramsey)
• Francis Fratelli (Joe Pantoliano)
• Jake Fratelli (Robert Davi)
• One-Eyed Willy (as a skeleton, of course!)

Dive into the Details: Traps, Treasures, and Even a Nod to the Octopus

This set is seriously packed with details that will make any fan smile. You can activate the boulder trap with the Copper Bones Skeleton Key, uncover hidden surprises in the Skeleton Organ (but be careful, the wrong note breaks the floor!), and explore secret passages. There's even a clever nod to the infamous deleted octopus scene, where minifigures can slide into the water. It truly captures the spirit of adventure that made the film so unforgettable.

The finished model is substantial, measuring over 14 inches (36 cm) high, 24.5 inches (62 cm) wide, and 7 inches (18 cm) deep. It’s designed for ages 18+, making it a perfect display piece or a fun, intricate build for adult fans.

From Fan Idea to Official Set: The Creator's Journey and Release Details

This amazing set didn't just appear out of nowhere; it came from the LEGO Ideas program, which allows fans to submit their own designs for potential official production. The brainchild behind this masterpiece is Greece-based 3D artist Vaggelis Ntezes, known in the LEGO Ideas community as "Delusion Brick."

Ntezes shared his inspiration: "In designing this set, I revisited my childhood memories — growing up in the '80s, playing with LEGO Pirates sets and watching The Goonies. Combining nostalgia, fantasy, and creativity, I wanted to build something that offered both playability and display value. The final design merges the legendary Inferno with the cave system and booby traps, capturing the spirit of adventure that made the film so unforgettable. I'm thrilled to see it come to life and hope it brings joy to fans old and new."

The LEGO Ideas The Goonies set will be available for LEGO Insiders Early Access starting on November 1, 2025. If you're not an Insider, don't worry – the wide release for everyone else is just a few days later, on November 4, 2025. It comes with a price tag of $329.99.

Bonus Treasure: Get The Walsh's Attic Set For Free (While Supplies Last)

As an extra treat, if you purchase the main Goonies set between November 1 and November 7, 2025, you’ll score a bonus Gift With Purchase: LEGO Ideas The Goonies: The Walsh’s Attic (set #40733). This 179-piece mini-build recreates the iconic scene where the kids discover the treasure map in the Walsh family attic, complete with minifigures of Mikey's parents, Irving and Irene Walsh. Remember, this GWP is only available for one week and while supplies last, so act fast if you want to complete your collection!

The Enduring Legacy of The Goonies: More Than Just a Movie

The Goonies, directed by Richard Donner and produced by Steven Spielberg, has truly cemented its place as a classic '80s adventure film. Written by a young Christopher Columbus, the movie follows a group of misfits in Astoria, Oregon, as they hunt for lost pirate treasure to save their homes. Its sassy but innocent appeal has captivated generations, making it a streaming favorite and turning Astoria into a real-life tourist destination.

And for those wondering about more adventures, Warner Bros. is indeed developing a sequel, The Goonies 2. Writer Potsy Ponciroli shared an update recently, confirming he's already submitted a first draft and is nearly done with a second. Both Steven Spielberg and Chris Columbus are on board as producers. While there's no filming schedule or release window yet, the buzz is that it will likely introduce a new group of "Goonies" with the original gang there to help them along the way. So, for now, you can relive the adventure one brick at a time!

FAQ: Your Burning Questions About The Goonies LEGO Set

• When is The Goonies LEGO set available to buy?LEGO Insiders can get early access starting November 1, 2025. It will be widely available to everyone on November 4, 2025.
• How much does The Goonies LEGO set cost?The retail price for the set is $329.99.
• What comes with The Goonies LEGO set?You get 2,912 pieces to build The Inferno pirate ship and its interior scenes, plus 12 minifigures of the main characters. If you buy early (Nov 1-7, 2025), you'll also receive a bonus "Walsh's Attic" GWP set.
• Is this LEGO set suitable for kids?While it's a playset, it's officially recommended for builders aged 18+ due to its complexity and piece count.

Sources

• GeekTyrant
• The Hollywood Reporter
• MovieWeb
• IGN
• Flickering Myth
• That Oregon Life
• Brick Fanatics
• Decider