Fan Creator Summit 2026: Jay's Brick Blog Heads to Billund for Exclusive Previews

Your wallet might be safe this week, but your curiosity? Not so much. Jay's Brick Blog is jetting off to Billund for the annual Fan Creator Summit 2026, formerly known as Fan Media Days. This is where the magic happens, folks – think behind-the-scenes access, interviews with LEGO designers, and sneak peeks at sets that haven't even been leaked yet.

The event, hosted by The LEGO Group at their global HQ, is a big deal. It’s where fan creators get the inside scoop. Jay's Brick Blog, now a Recognised LEGO Fan Creator, will be rubbing shoulders with designers and getting intel on upcoming releases. While much of what Jay sees will be under wraps for months, they'll be sharing updates on Instagram and Facebook, so keep an eye on those channels.

This year, The LEGO Group is footing more of the bill, covering accommodation at Hotel Legoland and contributing to travel costs. This is a welcome change from previous years where creators covered everything themselves. It means smaller blogs and creators can participate, bringing more diverse perspectives to the fan community.

Jay will be in Billund from Sunday, September 20th, until Thursday night, attending AFOL Day at the LEGO House. They’re also keen to chat with the LEGO Design team and are asking for reader questions to submit. So, if you've been wondering about the design process or have burning questions for the minds behind your favourite sets, now's your chance to get them answered. Drop them in the comments on the blog.

While no specific sets were revealed in this announcement, the promise of "exciting sets that LEGO are launching in the not too distant future" is enough to get any LEGO fan buzzing. We'll have to wait and see what tidbits Jay brings back. It’s a good reminder that while we often focus on what’s available now, the future of LEGO is always being shaped.

Since no specific sets are being previewed or discussed in terms of price, we can only estimate. If a comparable large display set, say $150 USD, were to be released, it would likely land around ₹19,350 in India. That's enough for about 15kg of high-quality Alphonso mangoes. MyBrickHouse and Toycra are the stores to watch for future releases, though availability for these previewed items would be a 4–6 week lag from global launch. Use code ABHINAV12 for 12% off on orders above ₹500 at Toycra.

On that bombshell, it's time to say goodbye. I'll see you on the next one. Bubyee.

Verdict: WAIT — check prices at MyBrickHouse and Toycra before pulling the trigger.