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Hot diggity: Sneak peek of Lego Friends' new amusement park series!

Hot dogs, roller coasters, photo booths—we're so ready for these Lego sets.

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It's not an afternoon at the fair without a stop at the hot dog stand. Lego gets us, which is why they've created the Lego Friends Amusement Park Hot Dog Van. Go hang out with Stephanie and Nate as they serve up some delicious dogs. Or head to the photo booth for a hilarious pic. The set comes complete with teeny mustard and ketchup dispensers, a cash box and a hot dog mascot costume, of course!

And the fun is just getting started. The Hot Dog Van is just one set from Lego Friends' new Amusement Park series! The collection is set to be released in August, so we're here to give you a sneak peek.

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"Help me!" Photo: Lego

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Amusement Park Hot Dog Van $40, shop.lego.com

Once your tummy is nice and full of hot dogs, it's game time. Head to the arcade to shoot some hoops, aim at targets or play whack-a-frog.

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Amusement Park Arcade, $18, shop.lego.com

Thrill-seekers will definitely want to hit up the roller coaster...

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Amusement Park Roller Coaster,$130, shop.lego.com

Or this cool space ride! Just make sure you wait a bit after you've eaten or you may regret it...

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Amusement Park Space Ride, $30, shop.lego.com

Read more: 9 ways Lego has changed since we were kids Has Lego become too violent? Cupcake decorating ideas: Lego

This article was originally published on Jun 24, 2016

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Emily is a content and social strategist, writer, editor and producer based in Toronto, Ontario. Her work can also be found in Chatelaine and on FLAREdotcom.

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