Hamleys Cashback Offers & Discounts

Dolls are another classic toy which never seems to go out of fashion and Hamleys’ contemporary collection will put a smile on anyone’s face.

There are Peppa Pig dolls and sets, plus various Barbie and Ken dolls. You can also pick up a Disney Tinkerbell Flyer, Frozen Elsa dolls and Baby Ellie soft baby dolls. You’ll discover clothing and accessories too, including Barbie fashion packs and a Sylvanian Families Red Roof Cosy Cottage Starter Home.

If your little one is obsessed with hair, beauty and jewellery, there are plenty of options. These include a Luvley Nailtastic Pro Stamper Set, a Tangle Teezer Disney Frozen detangling hairbrush and a Rainbow Glitter make-up pouch. You can also let them enjoy a bit of roleplay in pirate, doctor, Fortnite and Frozen outfits.

If your little one loves making things out of LEGO, you really need to check out the range of construction toys available on the Hamleys website.

You’ll find a vast range of sets, including LEGO Star Wars, LEGO Disney, LEGO Marvel, LEGO Technic and LEGO Ninjago. You can treat your child to a Star Wars Resistance X-Wing fighter, Princess Boun’s Boat, an Iron Man vs. Thanos set or a LEGO Ninjago Jungle Dragon. As well as LEGO, you’ll also find Playmobil products, including carry cases, Top Agents vehicles and figures.

There are plenty of other brands too, offering blocks and sets. If science is their thing, they can experiment with science kits featuring everything from slime and animals to magnets and crystals. There are plenty of gadgets too, such as motorised robot hands, 3D kits and projectors.

If your child is at preschool age, you can boost their learning power.

Take a look at bath toys which will keep them entertained and ensure they love splashing around, while you’ll find cute gifts for babies, including teething toys, sensory play options, musical instruments and comforters. Early learners will also love getting their hands on a Fisher-Price Smart Phone, Chatter Telephone, Linkimals Counting Koala, a Giant Rock-A-Stack or the Laugh & Learn Sweet Manners Tea Set.

If it’s soft toys they’re into, you can buy them a Paw Patrol plush, a soft Hamleys Bear or a cuddly dinosaur. Buy learning toys for Christmas or a birthday and take advantage of our cashback offers when buying a Hamleys toy.

You can ensure your child keeps active with the range of sports and leisure toys available.

If you’re thinking about indoor sports, you’ll find yo-yos, catching games, jumping ropes and table tennis sets, among many other options. If they love being outdoors, meanwhile, they’re sure to love getting their hands on a skateboard, a Ferrari two-wheel scooter with suspension in red, a basketball board and ball, football or a Nerf gun. Whatever they’re into, you can provide them with hours of fun which will keep them healthy too.

The story of the world’s oldest and largest toy store began in Cornwall with a man called William Hamley.

He dreamed of opening a toy shop, and in 1760 he did just that. With humble beginnings as Noah’s Ark in 1760, by 1837 the Hamleys toy store was already a famous London landmark. It was so successful that a new branch opened in Regent Street in 1881 to cope with the growing demand for their signature fun, magic and theatre for all to enjoy.

They added a further five floors of toys to the Hamleys flagship store as it became full of puppets, pedal cars and miniature railway trains. Hamleys faced hard times in the late 1920s and it was forced to close in 1931. However, Walter Lines, chairman of the Tri-Ang company, bought Hamleys and worked hard to bring customers back.

In 1938, his efforts were rewarded as Queen Mary gave Hamleys the Royal Warrant. Hamleys London was bombed five times during World War Two but that didn’t stop them, while the Festival of Britain in 1951 brought a Grand Dolls Salon and a vast model railway.

Four years later, Queen Elizabeth II honoured Walter Lines with a second Royal Warrant as a Toys and Sports Merchant. From one man’s dream Hamleys in London's Regent Street became the landmark it is today. The toys may have changed since 1760, but the delight they bring to children remains the same.