LEGO Wicked 75684 Welcome to Emerald City Tower Set, 945 Pieces, 5 Figures

A fan of Wicked can build Emerald City’s tower, then use its shops and street cart to act out scenes from the film. LEGO Wicked Welcome to Emerald City (75684) is a 945-piece set for ages 9 and up, with a three-storey tower and five character figures for play once the build is complete.

The model also has scope as a display piece for a bedroom or collection. Its appeal is tied closely to Wicked, so the character and film details are likely to matter more than a general city-building theme.

At a glance

• Name: LEGO Wicked Welcome to Emerald City
• Type: Building set with three-storey tower
• Reference: 75684
• Size: 945 pieces
• Material: ABS plastic
• Colour: Multicoloured
• What’s included: Figures of Glinda, Elphaba, the Wizard, Madame Morrible and Fiyero
• Dimensions: 39 cm high, 37 cm wide and 13 cm deep

The play features give the finished model more to do than simply stand on a shelf. Children can browse the cosmetics shop, visit the coffee cart, explore the tower’s map room and meet the Wizard. Details such as the Grimmerie spell book, candied-apple stand and hot-air balloon connect the build to familiar parts of the story. A QR code in the set provides access to further online content, the LEGO Builder app is also described as offering tools to view and turn the model in 3D while building.

Best use cases

This set is aimed at children aged 9 and up who enjoy both construction and imaginative play, as well as Wicked fans who want a substantial scene to display. It combines a large central tower with small locations and characters to move around, making it better suited to story-led play than a build intended mainly as a simple, open-ended city layout. The manufacturer states that it is not suitable for children under 36 months because it contains small parts and presents a choking hazard.

Everyday use

After building, the five figures let children recreate a meeting in Emerald City or make up their own scenes around the shops and cart. That gives the set a play purpose beyond the construction itself, while the tower’s three levels offer different areas to explore. In a practical scenario, it could move from a building activity to a backdrop for character play, then be kept on display between sessions.

Buyers’ comments highlight enjoyment during both assembly and play, and some praise how the model looks when completed. Those impressions suggest that the build-and-display combination is part of the appeal, though they are personal reactions rather than a guarantee of how every child will find it. You’ll like it if the Wicked setting and its characters are as important as the building process.

When it makes sense

Choose this set when a child or fan is likely to make use of both the detailed Emerald City scene and its figures. Compared with a more basic building set, its film-specific locations and characters offer a stronger prompt for role-play, someone looking for a more general construction theme may prefer a set without that story focus. It may not suit you if the intended recipient is under the stated age guidance or if small parts are unsuitable in your household. The 945-piece build and finished tower dimensions are also worth bearing in mind when choosing a place to build and display it.