Best Lego Jurassic World Sets in 2022

Our top choice for the best of the best Lego Jurassic World set is Blue’s Helicopter Pursuit. Fans of the movie will revel in being able to recreate adventures seen in the reboots as well as create scenes conjured straight from their own imagination.

The set comes with a helicopter that features spinnable blades to zoom through the air, as well as a working stud shooter to fire at that dastardly Wheatley as he attempts to steal away your beloved Lego raptor. To make the chase more dramatic, there is a quad bike for Wheatley to attempt to make his escape, but we all know that’s not how this story ends.

This massive Indoraptor Rampage set comes packed full of surprises as your mini-figures do their hardest to outwit each other and the ferocious Indoraptor that is quite literally snapping at their heels (or whatever Lego figures have).

Inside, there are tons of secrets to be found throughout. These include removable windows for the raptor to stick their ugly (or cute, depending on how you feel) heads through in search of fresh meat, uh… plastic, we guess. But don’t be too scared, there are a few hiding places throughout to keep your minifigs safe and the motorcycle allows for a speedy getaway once you’ve outsmarted this marauding reptile.

If this set teaches us anything, it is that is it not advised to piss off mama. Luckily, the gyrosphere helps make for a speedy getaway that can take you over wide-open plains or through the humid depths of the jungle. For extra thrilling speeds, use the launcher to make a quick escape, just look out for any trees that might jump into your way.

Bringing up the rear and trying desperately to evade the Carnotaurus is the mobile control center cab with stud shooter. There are also 3 mini-figures including an Owen design that is exclusive to this set. If you like to collect every minifig you can, then this is a massive bonus, as you’ll get a quality set, along with something unique.

For the best value set, we’ve chosen the Lego Juniors Raptor Rescue Truck. This set is designed primarily for kids just getting into Lego, and so contains fewer pieces and much simpler instructions, but that doesn’t mean there still isn’t fun and adventure to be had.

The set comes with a buildable Lego Jurassic World raptor that can be posed and manipulated to scare or save Owen from enemies. The off-road truck is simple to build, and the set is supplied with fun little accessories to drag you into the Jurassic World by its jaws and never let go.

Our Premium Choice for the absolute best Lego Jurassic World set is the Indominus Rex Breakout Building Kit. Containing nearly 1200 pieces, it is the largest set in this list, and the most expensive, but when you see what it has to offer, you will realize it is more than worth it.

In this set, your mini-figures are tasked with pursuing the terrifying, massive and dangerous Indominus Rex using helicopter or gyrosphere and try to return it to the impound, all the while hoping you make it out alive. The set also comes with a plethora of accessories that fully immerses you in the Jurassic universe.

Featuring a dinosaur that gave a generation of kids herpetophobia, the Dilophosaurus Ambush Building Kit brings all those nightmares to a whole new batch of kids (and back to you too, sorry guys). But we’ll forgive Lego this time, how can we stay mad at them anyway? This set is great fun for younger builders if perhaps being a little too simple for experienced Lego fans.

The gyrosphere is fun and fast, making it the perfect ally to escape that dreaded Dilophosaurus safely and the authentically decorated 4×4 that comes with it is designed the handle the most extreme off-road environments. When you get close enough, you can use the front-winch on the car to capture the dino and haul it to safety.

The T-Rex Transport set gives you the chance to show compassion to these gigantic murder machines (that are really just misunderstood), and help save their lives. Using the transport truck, you can hold the mighty T-Rex safely inside a containment unit and carry it for its crucial blood transfusion at the medical unit.

Designed with moveable parts including a poseable T-Rex and shifting doors on the side of the truck, you will get more autonomy with this than other sets in the Jurassic World Lego range. You also get three mini-figures to expand your collection and further build your very own Jurassic World all in your living room that is looking more and more like prehistoric jungle every day.

These dinosaurs sure do love breaking out their enclosures, don’t they? Why can’t the guards just let them roam free? Well, if they did there wouldn’t be all that many sets to make, and probably not many mini-figures left, either.

Bringing mayhem to the lab, your mini-figures will have their hands full as they desperately try to contain the wily and cunning Stygimoloch from getting away. The set comes with breakable doors that ‘Stiggy’ can burst through in a bid for freedom, with Dr. Wu and his guard not far behind, which is better than cowering in the corner, we guess.

It’s that pesky Dilophosaurus again! This Lego Jurassic World set forces you to confront your childhood fears and take on the Dilophosaurus with the help of 3 different mini-figures as you fend off her attack and try desperately to get her to return to her cage.

Even at fewer than 300 pieces, this is still a set that will take some time, as there are a number of intricate connections that could present a challenge to even experienced builders. It is also full of surprises, offering multiple different ways for the dino to break out that will be sure to keep you on your toes.

Disaster has struck and you need to ensure that all the dinosaurs on the island are safe and sound, but some of them just won’t listen. This 126 piece set is a relaxing afternoon build that lets you explore something a little different in the world of Lego.

Providing a totally different build compared to other Lego Jurassic World dinosaurs, the Pteranodon is a crucial addition for any collection, while the net launcher is a piece of Lego genius that you do not see everyday. For the AFOLs out there, you’ll be wondering where all this brilliant engineering was when you were a kid, it doesn’t seem fair, but at least it is around now.