Billund, Denmark, The LEGO Group has debuted a new adult-targeted seasonal building line called the Midnight Valley Collection, starting with a 1,420-piece haunted manor called Mayor Manor. The set is set number 11383, priced at $119.99 in the United States, and ships from September 1, 2026. LEGO’s product copy describes the set as “the first from the Midnight Valley Collection to a series of collectible building sets designed for adults, where distorted and asymmetrical constructions create a haunting atmosphere.”
Mayor Manor is available for pre-order at LEGO.com, with a purchase limit of three per household. The set is filed under LEGO Icons and shelved on LEGO.com under the site’s existing Seasonal and Adults Welcome categories rather than a standalone Midnight Valley navigation node.
What is the LEGO Midnight Valley Collection?
The Midnight Valley Collection is a new LEGO original-IP subtheme of collectible building sets for adults, themed around haunted, tilted, asymmetrical architecture. LEGO uses the exact phrase “Midnight Valley Collection” verbatim on its Mayor Manor product page. Only one set has been confirmed to date, and LEGO has not published a formal newsroom release naming the line beyond the product page.
What are the Mayor Manor 11383 specs?
Mayor Manor 11383 is a 1,420-piece LEGO Icons haunted manor priced at $119.99. Shipping begins September 1, 2026 with a purchase limit of three per household. The set is rated 18+ and earns 780 LEGO Insiders Points in the United States. Regional pricing is confirmed as £99.99 (UK), €109.99 (Germany), $169.99 CAD, and AUD 179.99.
When does Mayor Manor 11383 release?
September 1, 2026. LEGO opened pre-orders on July 11, 2026 through the product page. The set is available on LEGO.com and, per LEGO fan-media coverage, will also be available at general retail rather than as a LEGO.com exclusive, a contrast with the Winter Village line, which typically debuts as a LEGO.com exclusive.
What is inside Mayor Manor 11383
LEGO’s product copy details a full two-story interior with a suit of armor, fireplace, grandfather clock with hands frozen at midnight, table and chairs, framed artwork, and a bookshelf. The build measures over 9.5 in (27 cm) high, 11.5 in (30 cm) wide, and 5 in (13 cm) deep. Cat and rat figures accompany the three minifigures.
The three glow-in-the-dark characters
Mayor Manor includes three glow-in-the-dark characters, per LEGO’s product copy. LEGO does not name the figures officially, but LEGO fan media covering the reveal have identified them as the Mayor, a butler, and a maid, all with glow-in-the-dark heads. The figures are accompanied by a cat and a rat.
Is Midnight Valley the Halloween version of Winter Village?
LEGO has not stated this explicitly, but the framing is a reasonable inference from LEGO’s word “first” and from the structural parallel to LEGO’s long-running Winter Village line. Winter Village began in 2009 with the 815-piece 10199 Winter Village Toy Shop and has run as an annually expanded adult-targeted seasonal village every year since, most recently reaching its 16th set with Santa’s Post Office. Winter Village originally carried LEGO’s Creator Expert branding and moved to LEGO Icons starting in 2023, which is the same theme banner Mayor Manor is filed under.
The press release that reached LEGO fan media on July 11 characterized Midnight Valley as “a new seasonal collection has been created for 2026, similar in style to the Winter Village.” That framing is fan-media reporting of the unattributed release rather than an on-the-record LEGO spokesperson quote.
Whether Midnight Valley expands annually like Winter Village, and whether a 2027 second set is planned, has not been announced by LEGO.
LEGO’s Halloween history before Midnight Valley
Mayor Manor is not LEGO’s first haunted-manor building set. LEGO has released two prior adult-scale haunted-house sets under other lines:
- 10228 Haunted House (Monster Fighters, 2012). A 2,064-piece haunted house with six minifigures, priced $179.99 at launch. Retired at the end of 2014. The set stood 15.4 in high.
- 10273 Haunted House (Fairground Collection, 2020). A 3,231-piece motorized ride, the first set branded under LEGO’s Fairground Collection. Ten minifigures. Priced $249.99 at launch.
- 31167 Haunted Mansion (Creator 3in1, 2025). A 736-piece haunted mansion at $89.99 with five minifigures, one of them a glow-in-the-dark ghost.
Mayor Manor sits in a different lane than any of those. It is the first LEGO set to launch as the anchor of a Halloween-themed adult subtheme with the explicit intent, per LEGO’s copy, of anchoring a broader collection.
Where Midnight Valley fits in the retail Halloween market
The Midnight Valley debut lands in the middle of a record retail Halloween cycle. The National Retail Federation projected US Halloween spending would reach a record $13.1 billion in 2025, up from $11.6 billion in 2024 and above the $12.2 billion record set in 2023. Per-person spending in the NRF’s Prosper Insights & Analytics survey averaged $114.45.
LEGO’s corporate momentum matches. LEGO reported full-year 2025 revenue up 12 percent to roughly $12.9 billion (DKK 83.5 billion), with operating profit up 18 percent and net profit up 21 percent. Adults have grown into a meaningful segment of LEGO’s audience over the past decade, and adult-targeted seasonal collections like Winter Village have been central to that shift. Midnight Valley extends the same playbook to the Halloween window.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Mayor Manor 11383 cost?
Mayor Manor 11383 is priced at $119.99 in the United States, with regional prices of £99.99 (UK), €109.99 (Germany), $169.99 CAD, and AUD 179.99.
How many pieces is Mayor Manor 11383?
Mayor Manor 11383 is a 1,420-piece set.
When can I buy Mayor Manor 11383?
Pre-orders opened at LEGO.com on July 11, 2026, with shipping beginning September 1, 2026. Purchase limit is three per household.
What age is Mayor Manor 11383 for?
Mayor Manor 11383 is rated 18+ and is part of LEGO’s Adults Welcome collection.
Are the Mayor Manor characters ghosts or zombies?
LEGO’s product copy describes them only as “glow-in-the-dark characters” and does not designate them as ghosts, zombies, or another category. LEGO fan media covering the reveal have identified the three as the Mayor, a butler, and a maid.
Is Midnight Valley an annual collection like Winter Village?
LEGO has not confirmed an annual cadence for Midnight Valley. Fan media coverage has inferred an annual cadence from the language “first from the Midnight Valley Collection,” but no second set has been announced.
The two small Halloween sets arriving alongside it
Mayor Manor is not LEGO’s only Halloween product for 2026. Two much smaller sets go on sale August 1: the Halloween Pumpkin Lantern (40872) at $29.99 for 323 pieces, with a light brick you activate by pressing the stem and a glow-in-the-dark ghost minifigure, and the Halloween Skull Candle (40883) at $19.99 for 204 pieces, with a gold tooth and swappable green and glow-in-the-dark eyes. Both are rated 9+.
Together with this set they form a three-rung price ladder from $19.99 to $119.99. Full specs and photos: LEGO Built a $20 On-Ramp Into Its New $120 Halloween Collection.
The September Build-a-Minifigure Halloween trio
LEGO is also releasing three Halloween characters through its in-store Build-a-Minifigure towers starting September 1, the same day Mayor Manor arrives. Build-a-Minifigure is a LEGO Store feature where shoppers assemble their own figures from bins of heads, torsos, legs, and accessories, so these parts are sold only in physical LEGO Stores rather than on LEGO.com.
The three characters are:
- Frankenstein’s monster, with a tattered jacket, dual-molded legs, and a lightning-bolt accessory. It is the first Frankenstein’s monster minifigure since Minifigures Series 14, more than ten years ago.
- A zombie girl, with a worn jacket and shirt, a plain red dress piece, and a lantern.
- A werewolf-costume girl, with a recolored version of the Wolf Costume headpiece from Minifigures Series 23, a new torso, and a spider accessory.
The trio is designed to pair with Mayor Manor and the rest of a Midnight Valley display.
Where to buy
Mayor Manor 11383 is on sale for pre-order now at lego.com/en-us/product/mayor-manor-11383, shipping September 1, 2026. Per LEGO fan-media reporting of the RLFM press release, the set will also be available at general retail rather than as a LEGO.com exclusive.
HAN prior retail Halloween coverage
- Home Depot Debuts the 2026 Halloween Collection
- Lowe’s Reveals the 2026 Haunted Living Halloween Lineup
Product details
- Set name: Mayor Manor
- Set number: 11383
- Theme: LEGO Icons (files under Seasonal, Adults Welcome, and now the new Midnight Valley Collection)
- Piece count: 1,420
- Age rating: 18+
- Price: $119.99 USD | £99.99 UK | €109.99 Germany | $169.99 CAD | AUD 179.99
- LEGO Insiders Points (US): 780
- Dimensions: over 9.5 in (27 cm) H × 11.5 in (30 cm) W × 5 in (13 cm) D
- Pre-orders open: July 11, 2026
- Ships from: September 1, 2026
- Purchase limit: 3 per household
- Product page: lego.com/en-us/product/mayor-manor-11383
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