Two minifigs and a fully realized training ground for under five bucks — Ninjago polybags keep setting the bar and this one clears it clean.
The parts alone are worth about 176% of the street price — the basis for this A price read.
BargainThe parts alone are worth more than you pay — $6 of parts for $3.
For a polybag, the Tournament Training Ground punches well above its format. The scene reads complete: two minifigs, a rack of weapons, and enough environmental detail to feel like a place rather than a pile of parts. Ninjago has always had a knack for making small sets feel story-rich, and this one carries that tradition. At its price point it's the kind of thing you grab at checkout without a second thought and don't regret. The B love grade is honest — it won't blow anyone away — but it delivers exactly what it promises. Shelf-wise it's a footnote next to a big display, but as a standalone desk piece it holds its own.
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