LEGO GWP: Celebration Series Gingerbread Train Ornament Arrives for Christmas 2025
Published: 10 months ago
Last Updated: 7 months ago
A Festive New Addition to an Incredible Year of GWPs
LEGO has treated fans to an exceptional lineup of Gift With Purchase sets throughout 2025, and the newest release might just be the sweetest yet. From fireworks-filled fairground builds to spooky seasonal exclusives, this year’s Celebration Series has delivered one delightful miniature after another — and now the holiday season gets its own star with the Gingerbread Train Ornament (40777).
It’s a perfect match for anyone building the LEGO Gingerbread House or decking out their winter display, and it’s certainly lifted the Christmas spirit here at Investabrick HQ. Even better, LEGO is running 2× Insider Points on all purchases from 10–14 December 2025, giving fans another great reason to treat themselves — or grab those last-minute gifts.
Meet the Celebration Series: Gingerbread Train Ornament (40777)
This great LEGO® GWP is available free when you spend £70 / $75 / €75 on LEGO.com between 10–16 December 2025, while stocks last.
The set includes 190 pieces, building a cheerful gingerbread-themed locomotive decorated with icing details, candy elements, and a whimsical cherry-topped ice-cream cone at the front. Kids can roll it around thanks to its turning wheels, or it can be hung or displayed as a festive ornament to brighten any Christmas setup.
It is also the fourth entry in the 2025 Celebration Series, following:
- 40758 Ferris Wheel with Fireworks
- 40759 Valentine’s Day Box
- 40772 Luminous Ghost
- 40777 Gingerbread Train Ornament (new!)
Sets You Can Buy Now to Qualify for the GWP
Below are several in-stock sets perfect for reaching the £70/$75 threshold
LEGO Harry Potter – Hogwarts Castle & Grounds (76419)
This microscale recreation of Hogwarts captures the entire iconic landscape in one highly detailed model. With towers, courtyards, lakeside elements and magical references woven throughout, LEGO® Harry Potter™ Hogwarts™ Castle & Grounds a must-have for Wizarding World collectors — and a brilliant display piece.
LEGO Star Wars – Millennium Falcon (75375)
This compact display model of the Millennium Falcon is a brilliant option for LEGO® Star Wars™ fans who want a detailed build without the scale (or price tag) of the UCS version. Its clean shaping, printed cockpit, and smart stand make it a great desk display — and at under £100, it’s an easy choice for qualifying for the GWP.
LEGO Icons – Captain Jack Sparrow’s Pirate Ship (10365)
Rich in detail and full of nostalgic pirate charm, this large-scale ship offers a beautiful build experience and striking shelf presence. Disney fans and ship collectors alike will love its design, minifigures and display potential.
LEGO Ideas – Home Alone (21330)
A festive classic through and through, the Home Alone set remains one of the most joyful builds in the Ideas theme. Packed with traps, gags and scenes from the film, it’s an ideal purchase during the Christmas season — especially with a seasonal GWP included.
LEGO City – Passenger Airplane (60367)
A great choice for LEGO City builders, this large passenger aircraft offers tons of play value and looks fantastic alongside an airport layout. It also sits comfortably above the spend threshold, making it an easy route to the Gingerbread Train.
Final Thoughts
The Gingerbread Train Ornament (40777) is a delightful way for LEGO fans to wrap up 2025’s GWP calendar. It’s festive, fun, and perfectly timed for holiday building — doubly rewarding thanks to the 2× Insider Points event. Whether you’re shopping gifts or adding a winter treat to your own collection, now is an excellent time to buy.
Author: Hannah Brooks
Hannah comes from a background in interior design and visual merchandising. She rediscovered LEGO as an adult when searching for creative display pieces for her home. The Modular Buildings series became her gateway, and she soon expanded into Creator Expert landmarks and large-scale icons. Hannah focuses on LEGO as a design object, exploring how colour, form, and architecture have evolved across decades. Her favourite themes are Modular Buildings, Architecture, and vintage Town sets from the 1990s.
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