Last chance to save 40% on lightsabers, Disney toys, and more in huge sale

An array of Disney toys, set up in a Christmas scene — (Image credit: Benjamin Abbott)

Black Friday isn't even here yet, but you can get almost half off the sticker price for Disney toys right now.

Available via US shopDisney (or here if you're based in the UK), this 'Toy Tuesday' sale discounts sticker prices by 40% in the US and 25% for UK fans. And that's on pretty much everything when it comes to Disney toys – plushies, action figures, those ever-popular Munchlings, kids costumes, and even full replica lightsabers that would normally cost closer to $250. Considering the fact that the traditional sales season is still a couple of weeks away, it's a surprisingly generous offer.

However, it won't stick around for long. The discounts will dry up by the end of today (at 23:59pm on November 8), so you've only got a few hours left to make the most of those Disney toy deals.

Are the deals worth it?

Disney toy Munchlings, sat on wooden tree trunks — (Image credit: Benjamin Abbott)

If you're wondering whether something better will come along, the honest truth is that it's possible... but not in as far-reaching a way. This sale is hyper-specific and focused on toys and collectibles, and it covers almost everything within that range. Actually, the only bits I haven't seen discounted along with other Toy Tuesday deals are the Christmas plushies (in the US, at least - they're included in the UK equivalent).

With that in mind, I don't think you can do much better than this in terms of value for money. It's rare to see such a massive saving on this large a scale at shopDisney, so I'd recommend grabbing anything you've had your eye on while you still can.

There are plenty of price cuts flying around at the moment, including Lego. You can see the latest offers via our Black Friday Lego deals page.

I've been writing about games in one form or another since 2012, and now manage GamesRadar+'s tabletop gaming and toy coverage. You'll find my grubby paws on everything from board game reviews to the latest Lego news.