In addition to some of the announcements and releases we already covered for Star Trek Day 2026, there are some new products and deals to be had. I don’t know if you’ve heard, but in the future, there’s no money*, so you might as well spend it while it’s worth something. And on the franchise’s 60th birthday, several brands are announcing new products or discounts on old ones to celebrate.
Le Creuset boldly goes big on Star Trek day
If you’re worried you might have to cook dinner with Captain Pike, Le Creuset’s luxury cookware looks like a great gift to bring.
They have everything from a dutch oven with a Star Trek delta knob to a live long and prosper oven mitt to a shuttlecraft casserole dish to a communigrater – a communicator cheese grater!
Inspired by the shuttlecraft that carried crews into the unknown, the Galileo Shuttlecraft Rectangular Casserole is designed for everyday versatility with a nod to its shuttlecraft inspiration. Crafted from premium stoneware to ensure food is cooked to perfection, it features a colorful glaze that is virtually non-stick for easy cleanup, while the lid locks in moisture and heat while baking. It’s a piece that moves effortlessly from oven to table, made for gathering, sharing and exploring new recipes. (Le Creuset)
Protect your wrists and forearms from baker’s burn with the Live Long & Prosper™ Oven Mitt. The playful 15” mitt provides coverage when transferring hot pots and pans to and from the oven, while added details include an interior loop for easy hanging and embroidery reflecting the precision of Spock’s Starfleet uniform. Bring a sense of optimism and novelty to everyday cooking. (Le Creuset)
Smart, functional and just a little unexpected, the Communi-Grater brings a playful nod to communication devices of the past. Designed for everyday ease and finishing dishes with precision, side buttons adjust the angle for comfortable grating or fold together for safe, compact storage. Finished with a stainless steel blade and the iconic Starfleet emblem, it delivers efficient performance in a compact, durable design. (Le Creuset)
A true icon takes flight. The Star Trek Enterprise Signature Round Dutch Oven features the legendary starship NCC-1701 soaring across the surface, emerging from Le Creuset’s signature rings in a design that captures the spirit of exploration. Expertly crafted from enameled cast iron, the everyday versatility of the Dutch oven makes it ideal for everything from slow-cooking and braising to roasting, baking, frying and more. Finished with a Starfleet Delta knob and interior lid embossing, this limited-edition piece is designed for those who lead with curiosity in the kitchen and beyond. (Le Creuset)
It’s Le Creuset, so nothing in that list is cheap, but the quality and novelty count for a lot here. Prices range from $35 for a Spock ears mug to $500 for The Enterprise Dutch Oven. For more, check out the collection at WilliamsSonoma.com.
Special physical media releases
Amazon has an exclusive variant of a new coat of paint for the original Star Trek complete series on Blu-ray. The discs are the same ones that have been printed for years now, but if you haven’t bought the collection yet, this one includes special lobby cards featuring some of the series’ most noteworthy moments and an exclusive 4-inch “tiny vinyl” with the show’s theme music and sound effects. The set is listed for $139.99, or $84.95 without the cards and vinyl.
Amazon’s exclusive 60th anniversary Blu Ray collection
This year is also Star Trek: First Contact‘s 30th birthday, which Paramount is marking with a collectible SteelBook released today. It comes with a 4K and Blu-ray disc plus a digital copy, but otherwise is the same movie many folks might have in their collection already. It’s listed for $29.10.
Star Trek: First Contact 30th anniversary SteelBook
Want an ultra-premium case for your favorite original series movies? Vice Press is releasing a gorgeous-looking SteelBook collection of the first six Star Trek movies on 13 discs for an eye-watering $259.99. The collection includes six steelbook cases and six art cards to go with the original films. No word on any exclusive features beyond the packaging and included art, and it won’t ship until April 2027 (happy First Contact Day?).
Star Trek: The Original Motion Picture Collection SteelBook Library Case 4K UHD & Blu-ray (Vice Press)
Digital TV box sets and movies on sale
If you are looking to add to your collection, most major digital retailers — including Apple, Amazon Prime, Fandango, and others — have some tempting discounts on box sets from across the franchise. Your mileage may vary depending on the platform, but here are the common prices found Tuesday afternoon for complete series sets:
The original Star Trek series is $24.99
The animated Star Trek series is $9.99
The Next Generation is $49.99
Deep Space Nine and Voyager are $34.99
Enterprise is $24.99
Discovery and Prodigy are $29.99
Picard is $19.99
Lower Decks is $24.99
Plus, the two currently running shows which don’t yet have complete series sets
Strange New Worlds season 1 is $4.99 and seasons 2 and 3 are $9.99
Starfleet Academy season 1 is $9.99
A heads up before you buy TV series digitally: Make sure you like and have faith in the platform you’re buying it on, because there is no service like Movies Anywhere to let you watch your shows on any participating service no matter where you bought it. If you buy TNG on Amazon but DS9 on Apple, your collection will be forever split.
There are also deals on the movies digitally. You can find the original 10 movies sold together for $19.99, the Kelvin movies for $12.99 and Section 31 for $5, all in 4K. So, all told, $357.84 gets you the entire franchise (so far) digitally today, which is sadly far, far cheaper than buying it all on discs.
One ship, two variants
Master Replicas also announced that 4-5″ die cast models of the U.S.S. Titan-A and U.S.S. Enterprise-G are available for preorder now. Fans of Star Trek: Picard will know these are the same ship, but the events of the final season led to its name change. We thought we might be spending more time aboard the Enterprise-G in the weeks after Picard‘s well-received finale, but showrunner Terry Matalas’ Star Trek: Legacy concept was never formally developed, much less greenlit, and it seems even further away now. Still, you can preorder the Titan variant and the Enterprise variant for £34.99 ($47-ish). The Enterprise ships in December while the Titan ships in March.
U.S.S. Enterprise-G from Master Replicas
Star Trek’s 60th birthday with TrekMovie
We’ve been working hard to keep up with all the news and announcements on this big day for the franchise. We have an exclusive clip from Mark A. Altman’s upcoming The Sixty Year Mission documentary film, which hits theaters next month. Check out our interview with Brian Volk-Weiss as he discusses the second season of The Center Seat docuseries, which covers the four Next Generation and three JJ Abrams-era movies, as well as his optimism for the future of Star Trek. And we have a Strange New Worlds episode to watch this week, so here’s an early look at “Orders of Magnitude” with photos and a trailer.
*There’s no money in the future, except for all the money there clearly is in the future. Maybe in the next 60 years someone will explain how it all works!