Myer Christmas Windows 2025 Celebrate LEGO Magic

The Myer Christmas Windows 2025 are back, celebrating 70 years of Christmas magic in Melbourne with a spectacular new theme — LEGO® Christmas Story. This year’s theme, brings a creative twist to the windows, telling the story of a child’s Christmas letter as it travels from Melbourne to Santa’s North Pole workshop.

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A 70-Year Melbourne Tradition

Since 1955, the Myer Christmas Windows have been a central part of Melbourne’s festive season, delighting families with their detailed storytelling and creative design. To celebrate the 70th anniversary, Myer has teamed up with LEGO® Masters judge Ryan “The Brickman” McNaught to create one of the most imaginative displays to date.

The LEGO® Christmas Story

This year’s Myer Christmas Windows tell a heartwarming story — The LEGO® Christmas Story, following a child’s handwritten letter to Santa as it travels from Melbourne to the North Pole. The six colourful displays are full of festive detail, clever LEGO® creations, and plenty of Aussie touches for kids to spot along the way.

The journey begins in Window One – A Month Before Christmas, set at the Melbourne Post Office. Here, children post their letters to Santa, each one sparkling with wishes and glitter. An elf secretly collects the letters, hops on his bike, and pedals off toward the North Pole, narrowly avoiding a swooping magpie on the way!

In Window Two – The Mail Room, the letters arrive at Santa’s busy headquarters, where elves sort them into naughty and nice.

Window Three – The Workshop shows the elves hard at work bringing wishes to life. From teddy bears to shiny red bikes, the toys are crafted with care and a touch of magic as the big night draws near.

Inside Window Four – Santa’s Study, Santa sits by candlelight, checking his famous list — twice, of course! Surrounded by letters and cookies from Mrs. Claus.

In Window Five – The Wrapping Room, the elves giggle and chat as bright paper and ribbons whirl around the room. With the help of the “Wrap-o-Matic,” they transform toys into beautifully wrapped presents, ready to be delivered around the world.

Window Six – Christmas Eve shows Santa flying high above Melbourne, his sleigh gliding past the MCG and the Sidney Myer Music Bowl. Down below, the city sparkles with light and music as he calls out, “Merry Christmas from Myer and the LEGO® Group — see you next year!”

We loved this year’s display. Each window features fun and colourful scenes, with Australian animals like magpies, snakes and koalas hidden throughout, and carefully built LEGO® sculptures that tell the story. It continues a Melbourne tradition that families enjoy each Christmas.

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Behind the Scenes of the LEGO® Windows

The 2025 windows are made from a remarkable 488,215 LEGO® pieces, designed by LEGO® artists from around the world. The project took more than 12 months of planning and 1,700 hours of work, led by John Kerr from Stage One, who has produced the Myer Christmas Windows for over three decades.

Adding to the festive fun, the display features narration by comedian Hamish Blake, guiding visitors through each scene with warmth and humour.

Plan Your Visit

Dates: 8 November 2025 – 6 January 2026
Location: Myer Melbourne, 314–336 Bourke Street Mall
Cost: Free

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Frequently Asked Questions: Myer Christmas Windows 2025

1. What is the theme for the Myer Christmas Windows in 2025?

The 2025 theme celebrates LEGO®, following the journey of a child’s Christmas letter travelling from Melbourne to Santa’s North Pole workshop.

2. When are the Myer Christmas Windows on display?

The 2025 windows are open from 8 November 2025, to 6 January 2026.

3. Where can I see the Myer Christmas Windows?

You will find the displays at Myer Melbourne, located in the city’s retail heart:
314–336 Bourke Street, Melbourne, Victoria

4. Is there an entry fee to view the Myer Christmas Windows?

No, the Myer Christmas Windows are free to visit and open to everyone.

5. What time can I visit the windows?

The windows are available to view any time, day or night. They are best enjoyed during the day for detail or after dark to see the full lighting effects.

6. Are the Myer Christmas Windows family-friendly?

Yes. The displays are designed for visitors of all ages, featuring bright LEGO® scenes.

7. What accessibility options are available?

The Bourke Street Mall area is wheelchair accessible and pram-friendly, with wide footpaths and nearby public transport access.

8. Are there any special activities or events related to the windows?

Inside Myer Melbourne, families can visit Santaland on Level 7 to meet Santa and take a ride on the Santaland Express Train.

9. Can I take photos of the Myer Christmas Windows?

Yes, photography is welcome. Visitors are encouraged to share their photos online, being mindful of others enjoying the display.

10. How long does it take to view the displays?

Most visitors spend 15–20 minutes exploring the six windows and enjoying the festive atmosphere along Bourke Street Mall.

11. Is there parking nearby?

Yes. Parking is available at Wilson Parking, QV Melbourne, and other nearby car parks. Trams also stop directly outside Myer on Bourke Street, making public transport a convenient choice.

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