The Best Costco Finds This Week

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If you thought the aisles of Costco were just a haven for bulk essentials and endless free samples, get ready to be pleasantly surprised. This week, we're zooming in on the best finds for the little ones in your life, from snack-sized treats that can buy you a moment of peace to toys that might just keep the kiddos occupied long enough for you to enjoy a hot cup of coffee.

So, grab your oversized shopping cart -- seriously, why are they so big? -- and let's dive into Costco's colorful and sometimes chaotic world of children's items. Ready for some fun finds?

1. LEGOLAND California Admission

If you've ever wanted to feel like a giant wandering through a vibrant, brick-built universe, here's your chance! For $129.99, grab a two-day pass to LEGOLAND California, including the Water Park and Sea Life Aquarium. Imagine two awesome days with over 60 rides and attractions -- and you even get a leisurely 45 days to redeem your second visit.

Just remember, all visits wrap up by Oct. 31, 2024, so plan your mini (figure) adventures soon. The catch? It's non-refundable, so make sure your schedule is as solid as a LEGO brick!

2. Squishmallows Snuggle Throw

Get ready to snuggle up! The Squishmallows Snuggle Throw is your new couch companion at just $17.99, thanks to a cozy $5 discount. Measuring a generous 50" x 70", this throw is not only super soft but also machine washable. Whether it's movie night or just lounging around, this throw has got you covered -- literally!

3. Color Changing Sensory Bins

Unlock a world of tactile fun with the Made By Me Color Changing Sensory Bins for just $24.99. Perfect for curious little ones aged 3 and up, this set includes over 60 pieces with sunlight-activated color-changing elements.

Plus, it's all reusable and easy to store, so you can set up a sensory adventure anytime. And let's not forget the two pounds of moldable sand -- because what's a sensory bin without a little mess to shape and mold?

4. Pokemon Elite Trainer Box

For the young (and young at heart) Pokemon trainers, the Pokemon Elite Trainer Box is on offer for $79.99. This treasure trove includes a Crown Zenith Elite Trainer Box, a Koraidon ex Tin, and a Miraidon Window Tin.

While booster packs and cards vary, the excitement remains constant. Ideal for kids over 6 years old, this set might just be the perfect start -- or addition -- to any Pokemon collection.

5. Pepperidge Farm Goldfish Snacks

Snack time just got a whole lot crunchier -- and cheaper! Nab the Pepperidge Farm Goldfish Variety Pack for only $15.49 after a delightful $3.50 discount, and give your credit card a break. This bundle includes a mix of flavors like Flavor Blasted Xtra Cheddar, Baked Cheddar Colors, Pretzel, and Vanilla Cupcake.

Each packet is perfect for on-the-go munching or portion-controlled indulgence. Plus, with no delivery fee on orders over $75, why not stock up and save on snack time?

With all these fantastic finds at Costco this week, it's clear that your next shopping trip could be a whole lot more exciting than just a run for the essentials. Whether you're planning a thrilling family day at LEGOLAND, cozying up with a Squishmallows throw, diving into sensory play, battling it out with Pokemon, or just ensuring the snack drawer is well-stocked, Costco has something special for every kid (and kid at heart) and your budget .

So, why not turn a simple shopping trip into an adventure? Fill up that gigantic shopping cart with more than just the basics this week. Engage the little ones with items that spark joy, creativity, and maybe a little peace for you, too.

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