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LEGO 1996 / Town / Paradisa Sets

1815 Paradisa Lifeguard

Theme / Subtheme Town / Paradisa
Year 1996
Pieces / Minifigs 36 / 2
Availability Retired
1815 LEGO Paradisa Lifeguard
Retail $3.75
Value $160.00
Growth  4166.7%
Annual growth 10.7%

6404 Carriage Ride

Theme / Subtheme Town / Paradisa
Year 1996
Pieces / Minifigs 62 / 2
Availability Retired
6404 LEGO Paradisa Carriage Ride
Retail $8.75
Value $90.22
Growth  931.1%
Annual growth 7.9%

6418 Country Club

Theme / Subtheme Town / Paradisa
Year 1996
Pieces / Minifigs 280 / 5
Availability Retired
6418 LEGO Paradisa Country Club
Retail $41.99
Value $558.06
Growth  1229.0%
Annual growth 9.7%
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Year Details

Year
1996
Theme
Town
Subtheme
Paradisa
Sets
3   (all retired)

Year Pricing

Retail
$54.49
New/Sealed
Value
$808.28
Growth
+1483.35%
Annual growth
+8.78%

Community Stats

The following are the top 3 most owned 1996 Town Paradisa sets by LEGO collectors.
#1Carriage Ride
#2Country Club
#3Paradisa Lifeguard

About LEGO Town Paradisa

LEGO Paradisa was a Town subtheme, that ran from 1992-1997 and contained 18 sets. The theme focused on sets based on leisure and vacation consisting of the beach, horseback riding and surfing. Its primary color theme was pink and LEGO mainly marketed Paradisa towards girls.
1996 LEGO Sets
In 1996, the LEGO Group continued its legacy of innovation, though it was nearing a challenging period in its history. This year saw the company's ventures into digital media, with the establishment of LEGO Media, marking its initial foray into the world of video games and multimedia. Additionally, the Technic line was rebranded to create a more coherent global brand identity. While traditional brick sets remained popular, the mid-90s marked the beginning of a time when the company recognized the need for diversification and modernization to stay relevant in a rapidly evolving toy market.