Free LEGO Race Car at Toys“R”Us outlets
It’s hardly breaking news that kids love LEGO, but parents will know that those little bricks can add up to a not-so-little bill quickly. The good news? There’s free LEGO.
With F1 season coming up, Toys“R”Us is hosting LEGO’s Make & Take Kids Activity, where youngins can build their very own mini race car, without parents having to open their wallets. The free activity is happening at selected outlets every weekend until 25th October 2026 – here’s everything you need to know.
What’s the Make & Take Kids Activity all about?

Image adapted from: Toys “R” Us Singapore via Facebook
LEGO’s Make & Take Activity lets participants build a mini LEGO model and bring their creation home at no cost. You might remember the LEGO Botanicals Bloom Bar at Raffles City during Valentine’s Day, where participants could build and bring home a free rose.
This time, the activity is kid-focused and F1-themed. Young LEGO fans aged 6 to 12 can build their own mini race car and bring it home for free. Each child is limited to 1 redemption, and slots are available on a first-come, first-served basis, while stocks last.
When & where to redeem the free LEGO race car?

Image credit: MK via Google Maps
Bring your kids and head down to 1 of the 6 participating Toys“R”Us outlets on the following dates:
| Date | Store location | Time |
| 26th & 27th Sep 2026 | Waterway Point | 12pm-4pm |
| 3rd & 4th Oct 2026 | VivoCity | |
| 10th & 11th Oct 2026 | Parkway Parade & JEM | |
| 17th & 18th Oct 2026 | Great World City | |
| 24th & 25th Oct 2026 | Suntec City |
Keep this free LEGO activity in your weekend plans
This free activity is a no-brainer if you’re looking for a weekend activity that won’t cost you a bomb. Let the kids put their LEGO-building skills to work, but remember to pop by early so you don’t end up being the family that arrives after all the race cars are gone.
More free things to do in SG:
- Book a free padel court at GBTB
- Join the North-South Line MRT trek
- Check out pretty HDB rooftop gardens
Cover image adapted from: MK via Google Maps, Toys “R” Us Singapore via Facebook
