LEGO Is Releasing a Hocus Pocus House Set

Build it and they will come. We thought this only referred to the ghosts of baseball players, but apparently it refers to LEGO as well. And witches.

And now, here we are with a Lego Hocus Pocus house set, that is definitely, absolutely, 100 percent not haunted. But maybe keep some salt nearby just in case.

Although it’s modeled after the Sanderson Sisters’ cottage, the troublesome trio (probably) wasn’t behind its creation. Last year, a 25-year-old known as The Ambrinator (AKA Amber Veyt), submitted a Hocus Pocus house set to LEGO as an idea. Her design concept received more than 10,000 supporters and was officially greenlit by LEGO to transform into a kit.

We’re guessing the kit will come out close to the release of Hocus Pocus 2 on September 22, but LEGO hasn’t announced the release date. Or the price.

In the meantime, make do with this haunted house and your own book of spells. Here’s all the details from Amber’s concept that we hope make it into the final product.

Unofficial Hocus Pocus House Details

These details are based on Veyt’s design. It’s up to LEGO what makes it into the final version.

2992 parts
Dimensions: at least 17.7″ high, 16.1 inches wide, 18.1 inches deep.
Folds open using a hinge and features two interior cavities.
Stairs with secret storage.
Billy’s Grave is included as a separate build within the kit.

Hocus Pocus Characters In Sanderson Sisters Set

Veyt’s concept includes these minifigures — each with two faces — from the 1993 film:

Winifred Sanderson
Sarah Sanderson
Mary Sanderson
Max Dennison
Dani Dennison
Allison
Emily Binx
Thackery Binx
Binx (cat form)
Billy Butcherson
Ernie/Ice
Jay

Hocus Pocus Items Featured Within Cottage Kit

The witches cottage is full of everything the Sanderson Sisters need to work their magic. From a bubbling cauldron and potion jars to black flame candles, it’s a good reminder to not touch (or drink) anything in their house.

Here’s what might be included:

Black flame candle
Spellbook
Spell to turn Binx into a cat
Broom, mop, and vacuum
Cauldron
Potion jars
Cages for Ice and Jay
Items to make it look like the Sanderson Witch Museum (rope barriers, museum signage, cash register)
Watermill
Large bed for all three sisters

Take this video tour of what the final design of the Sanderson Sisters cottage could look like. How glorious.

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