Mattel opened a genuinely large wave of Jurassic World Hammond Collection pre-orders on July 15, 2026, confirmed via Toy Hype USA's direct coverage and corroborated by Entertainment Earth and BigBadToyStore listings. Seven dinosaurs went up for pre-order at once, spanning standard figures, mid-tier releases, and two oversized Colossal figures, all shipping August 2026.
Retailer listings confirm the following pricing across the full wave:
All seven are confirmed shipping in August 2026, with pre-orders available now through Entertainment Earth, BigBadToyStore, and Amazon.
What stands out about this wave is how clearly it's structured across price and size tiers rather than releasing everything at a single price point. The $17.99 figures (Dilophosaurus, Mutadon, Hypsilophodon) cover smaller, more common dinosaurs, Scorpios Rex and Indominus Rex sit in a mid-tier bracket for larger hybrid and genetically modified dinosaurs, and the two Colossal figures top the wave out as premium, oversized centerpiece pieces. That structure gives collectors an entry point at nearly any budget within the same coordinated release rather than forcing an all-or-nothing purchase.
The Colossal Chomp Giganotosaurus and Colossal Distortus Rex represent the wave's premium end, priced meaningfully above the rest of the lineup and positioned as centerpiece figures for a Hammond Collection display. Giganotosaurus in particular has become one of the more sought-after large predators in recent Jurassic World media, making its Colossal-scale treatment a notable addition for collectors who've wanted a display-scale version of the character beyond standard figure size.
Mattel's Hammond Collection has built its identity around premium detailing and display-oriented sculpts rather than playset-focused figures, and this wave continues that approach across both the standard-sized dinosaurs and the Colossal tier. Opening pre-orders on seven figures simultaneously, rather than staggering them individually, suggests Mattel is treating this as a coordinated wave collectors can plan a full purchase around rather than a series of disconnected single releases.
Retailer listings confirm pricing and the August 2026 ship window across all seven figures, but exact street dates within August haven't been individually broken out, and pricing has shown minor variation between retailers (for example, BigBadToyStore's own listings). Collectors specifically tracking a firm date or best price should compare listings across Entertainment Earth, BigBadToyStore, and Amazon directly.
With figures ranging from compact standard releases to oversized Colossal centerpieces, planning display space and protection across the whole tier structure is worth doing before the wave arrives in August.
For the standard and mid-tier figures, an acrylic modular case keeps each dinosaur protected from dust while staying visible on a shelf.
For the two Colossal centerpiece figures specifically, a tiered acrylic display stand helps create visual separation between the oversized pieces and the smaller figures in the same collection.
Dilophosaurus, Mutadon, Hypsilophodon, Scorpios Rex, Indominus Rex, Colossal Chomp Giganotosaurus, and Colossal Distortus Rex.
$17.99 each for Dilophosaurus, Mutadon, and Hypsilophodon.
$61.99 for Colossal Chomp Giganotosaurus and $75.99 for Colossal Distortus Rex.
August 2026, with pre-orders open now.
Mattel's latest Jurassic World Hammond Collection wave gives collectors a genuinely well-tiered lineup, from affordable standard dinosaurs up through two premium Colossal centerpieces, all opening pre-orders together for an August 2026 ship date. Whether you're filling out a full display or targeting just the Colossal pieces, this wave is worth planning around as a coordinated set rather than piecemeal purchases.
Given the size range across this lineup, sorting out display and protection needs for both standard and Colossal figures now makes the August arrival much easier to manage.
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