Asda has slashed the price of LOL Surprise toys by up to 50%
IF your little ones are fans of LOL Surprise then you might want to pop by Asda for a half-price sale on the popular toys.
A shopper in the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group on Facebook has spotted the discount on a range of items.
Asda hasn’t yet told us whether the deals are available nationwide, and we can’t find them online either, so your best bet would be to give your local store a ring or pop by to see whether you can nab the bargain yourself.
The sale includes LOL Surprise Pets Series Three for £3.50, down from £7, as well as LOL Surprise Hairgoals for £10, down from £14.97.
The pet toy comes with puppies, kitties, bunnies or hamsters that children can match with their dolls to complete a family.
While the latter includes a hairspray can capsule that transforms into a salon chair, doll stand or purse.
In the sale, shoppers can also pick up LOL Surprise Lils for £5, down from £6.97.
These include a LOL Surprise Lil doll and five accessories. It comes in a hair curler package that you can dip in water to make it change colour.
The prices are among the cheapest we could find with the yellow LOL Surprise toys on sale at eBay for £8.99 including free delivery.
OnBuy also sells them but they cost even more at £15.98.
Argos and Smyths Toys both sell the LOL Surprise Hair Goals for £15.99, almost £6 more than Asda.
If you miss the boat at Asda, you can pick up the LOL Surprise Lils for 1p cheaper at Argos for £4.99.
Sadly, it’s not as good of a price that shoppers got at the end of last month, when Asda reduced them to just 70p in some branches.
Asda has 645 stores across the UK. You can find your nearest one including contact details by using its store locator tool.
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Parents can pick up LOL Surprise look-a-like toys for a fifth of the price at Argos.
Earlier this year, a mum blasted a pack of kids’ LOL Surprise trading cards – claiming the cartoon tots were dressed “like prostitutes and wearing BDSM gear”.
The kids’ toy brand launched three new products in February and prices started at £14.99.
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