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LEGO Atlantis / Value Packs Sets

LEGO Atlantis Value Packs, also called Bonus Packs, are bundles that contain several LEGO sets in one offer. Typically, these contained sets are not available in retail with the main selling points of Value Packs is the inclusion of an exclusive model and a lower price when compared to individual purchases of the same sets.

The Atlantis was a theme introduced in 2010 whos story line ios about a group of explorers that are searching the sea floor for the eponymous lost city of Atlantis from ancient myths. The theme reprises several elements from earlier underwater LEGO themes including Aquazone, Divers and Aqua Raiders. The Atlantis theme also has a more elaborate back story than its predecessors, showcased on a dedicated website. Each of the sets are equipped with a wide array of red futuristic underwater vehicles with light green viewports and weaponry.

66365 Atlantis Super Pack 4 in 1

Theme / Subtheme Atlantis / Value Packs
Year 2010
Pieces 691
Availability Retired
66365 LEGO Atlantis Super Pack 4 in 1
Retail $89.99
Value $160.73
Growth  +78.6%
Annual growth 9.1%

Subtheme Details

Theme
Atlantis
Subtheme
Value Packs
Sets
1   (all retired)
Year
2010
Available
Retired
Pending release

Subtheme Pricing

Retail
$89.99
New/Sealed
Value
$160.73
Growth
+78.61%
Annual growth
+9.10%
Used
Value
$133.41

About LEGO Atlantis

The Atlantis was a theme introduced in 2010 whose story line ios about a group of explorers that are searching the sea floor for the eponymous lost city of Atlantis from ancient myths. The theme reprises several elements from earlier underwater LEGO themes including Aquazone, Divers and Aqua Raiders. The Atlantis theme also has a more elaborate back story than its predecessors, showcased on a dedicated website. Each of the sets are equipped with a wide array of red futuristic underwater vehicles with light green viewports and weaponry.

The Atlantis theme was first revealed in the September 2009 issue of the LEGO Club Magazine that included a pull-out poster showing a radar screen with a red dot that marks the position of Atlantis. The first sets were later released in December of that year for the Christams season.