LEGO City Stunt Park 60293 Building Kit – 170 Pieces | Flywheel Stunt Bike Playset

Elevate playtime with LEGO City Stunt Park (60293), a modular stunt showcase built around a flywheel-powered bike. This 170-piece set invites kids to reconfigure ramps, obstacles, and a dramatic spider cage for varied performances. The bike’s flywheel mechanism adds momentum to pretend races and daring tricks, bringing fast-paced storytelling to life in a safe, creative space.

Designed for ages 5 and up, the build-and-play experience uses a straightforward printed guide and, for extra help, Instructions PLUS. With the companion app, kids can enjoy zoomed-in views and rotate perspectives to follow every step of the build. The result is a hands-on, immersive set that fits into the broader LEGO City Stuntz universe, encouraging imaginative role play inspired by real-life events.

Why this stunt park stands out

• Modular layout: Reconfigure the stunt course to run different competitions or shows, sparking planning and creativity.
• Accessible yet engaging: Simple building steps support developing confidence while delighting kids with dynamic action.

What’s included and what it enables

• Two launch ramps to launch the bike with height and air-time for dramatic stunts
• Obstacles, a fire element, and a spider cage to design challenging courses
• A flywheel-powered stunt bike for momentum during pretend performances
• LEGO City TV Tread Octane minifigure to star in the action

Beyond solo play, this Stunt Park pairs well with other LEGO City Stuntz sets for bigger shows, letting kids mix and match themes to extend storytelling. When built, the park measures roughly 4 in. (10 cm) tall, 11.5 in. (30 cm) wide and 5 in. (13.5 cm) deep, making it compact enough for small play spaces yet substantial enough for immersive play. The set offers a satisfying tactile building experience, bright colors, and familiar LEGO brick quality that many families already trust.

In short, LEGO City Stunt Park opens possibilities for action-packed narratives, creative problem-solving during layout changes, and collaborative play with friends or family. It presents opportunities rather than guarantees—encouraging kids to imagine new stunt ideas, adapt the course, and develop storytelling through repetition and variation, all within a safe, imaginative LEGO world.