Set Facts
- The set includes 6 minifigures: 2 bus passengers, a bus driver, a newsstand worker, a newsstand visitor, and a wheelchair passenger, plus a dog figure.
- The city bus features opening side and front doors, a bike rack for 2 bikes, and space for 4 minifigures, including a wheelchair passenger.
- The build also includes a bus stop with a waiting area, ramp, bike stand, and trash can, along with a newsstand that holds newspapers, drinks, and fruit.
Regional Retail Prices (LEGO.com/Store)
Bus Station Reviews
True North Bricks
“I like Bus Station for the most part. The newsstand could have used a little je-ne-sais-quoi, and the bus' roof needs an overhaul. But, overall, the bus looks good, as does the bus stop. This set is pretty expensive for what you get though. Despite an amazing brick-to-fig... More ratio, you are paying a hefty $0.18 per brick, and you don't get much build time for that price tag. This is definitely one to buy on sale.”
BrickEconomy Member Review
“The Bus Station set offers a vibrant city build featuring a detailed bus, a compact newsstand, and a bus stop, complete with six diverse minifigures, including a cyclist and a wheelchair user. The bus design shines with innovative roof pieces and clever bike storage, though its interior and passenger access leave room for improvement.”
Subtheme Analysis
Lifespan
18 mos (this set 20 mos)
Annual growth
+5.54% (this set +8.66%)
This set's annual growth (CAGR) vs. subtheme
Community Stats
Bus Station currently ranks #33 out of the top most owned sets in City Traffic.
About City Traffic
Traffic is the everyday side of LEGO City, the cars, trucks and service vehicles of ordinary city life, and it started in 2007 with working vehicles such as a cement mixer, a recycling truck and a heavy hauler. Garbage trucks, tow trucks, car transporters and campers come back every few years, and food trucks have become a habit, from pizza vans to an ice-cream truck. The road itself changed in 2021, when 60304 Road Plates brought in snap-together road plates that took over from the printed road baseplates LEGO had made for decades. LEGO's own delivery vans and trucks have also turned up as sets, in the company's red and yellow colours.
Traffic was introduced in 2007 and currently consists of 103 sets. As of today,
7642 Garage is the most valuable Traffic set with an estimated new/factory sealed value of $262.
Summary
City Traffic Bus Station set 60154 was released on May 29, 2017, retailing for $50, it has since been retired. New, unopened sets are valued at $95, while used sets sell around $54.
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Hop on, there s so much to see with the LEGO® City bus!
Join the other passengers for a quick and easy ride on the LEGO® City Bus. This cool model features opening front and side doors, a bike rack on the front, seats for minifigure riders, luggage storage space and room for a wheelchair inside, as well as a bus stop with a bike stand, trash can, waiting area and ramp, plus a newsstand with newspapers, fruit and drinks for sale. Includes 6 minifigures and a dog figure.
Includes 6 minifigures: 2 bus passengers, bus driver, newsstand worker, newsstand visitor and a wheelchair passenger, plus a dog figure.
Features a city bus with opening side and front doors, bike rack for 2 bikes on the back, and space inside for 4 minifigures including a wheelchair passenger.
Also includes a bus stop with waiting area, bike stand, trash can and ramp for a wheelchair, plus a newsstand with an open shelf and space inside for a minifigure, as well as a buildable streetlight.
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