154 pieces at $34.99 is a rough ask — Spidey underwater is a fun concept but LEGO® is charging premium prices for what is clearly a junior play set.
The parts alone are worth about 83% of the MSRP — the basis for this D price read.
FairParts are worth about 83% of the price — close to what the set is worth.
Spidey: Underwater Vehicles leans hard into the Spidey and His Amazing Friends crowd, and that's fine — but the price tag is not. Three minifigs and 154 pieces for $34.99 puts this in awkward territory: too expensive for a casual pickup, too simple for anyone who wants a shelf piece. The underwater theme is genuinely charming and the vehicle builds have that colorful, chunky appeal younger kids respond to. But parents expecting bang for their buck are going to feel the sting at checkout. The love grade tells you the set isn't a disaster — kids will play with it — the price grade tells you it probably shouldn't cost this much. Buy it on sale and the calculus changes; at full MSRP, it's a tough sell.