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Target's first drawing offers Destined Rivals three-pack blisters for $14.99, with entries closing November 4. Winners receive a purchase deadline rather than an automatic charge; purchases cannot be returned or exchanged.
From September 27 to October 20, U.S. visitors to Best Buy, GameStop, and Target can unlock Mega Gengar raids and Timed Research; qualifying gift-card redemptions through October 31 award a Gengar Knit Cap.
Leaked Target plans point to a Nov. 27 drop of 30th Anniversary TCG products, with shipments starting Nov. 15. Listed prices exceed MSRP, and store participation may vary.
Mega Gengar raids run at participating U.S. retailer Gyms through Oct. 20. Timed Research must be collected by then, with rewards claimable through Nov. 20.
Target previously offered 30th Celebration ETBs for $69.99, with reported drops often falling Friday at 1–4 a.m. ET. Walmart sellers list Delta Reign ETB preorders at $119.99 versus a $122.22 market estimate.
Target sold 43,000 Chaos Rising ETBs in one month before selling out; boxes remain available through Amazon, GameStop, Walmart resellers and eBay, with nine booster packs and a Fennekin promo.
The 30-pack Ultra Premium Collection launches Nov. 6 at a $179.99 MSRP, while GameStop lists it at $399.99 and Target is reportedly considering $249.99 amid a projected $715 resale value.
More than 100 shoppers queued before Target’s 8 a.m. opening in south Reno for six-pack Booster Bundles and new mini tins; the Oct. 2 drop also restocked ETBs and collection boxes.
More than 100 shoppers queued at a Reno Target before 8 a.m. for the Oct. 2 drop, which debuted six-pack Booster Bundles and 10 collectible mini-tin designs alongside restocks.
Target may replace first-come online drops with free, one-entry-per-account drawings, giving selected buyers 24 hours to purchase 30th Celebration products.
From September 27 to October 20, U.S. visitors to Best Buy, GameStop, and Target can unlock Mega Gengar raids and Timed Research; qualifying gift-card redemptions through October 31 award a Gengar Knit Cap.
More than 200 people queued at one Target for roughly 100 vouchers on Sept. 27; attendees could buy two anniversary tins and some received goodie bags with a Mewtwo promo.
Backend text suggests Target is developing product drawings with one purchase per account and a 24-hour checkout window, though the retailer has not formally announced the system.
From September 27 to October 20, U.S. players can access Mega Gengar raids and Timed Research at select Best Buy, GameStop, and Target stores, plus redeem gift cards for a Gengar Knit Cap.
From September 27 to October 20, U.S. shoppers can unlock Pokémon GO Timed Research and Mega Gengar raids at participating retailers; gift-card redemptions through October 31 award a Gengar Knit Cap.
Best Buy will run Trade & Play from noon to 2 p.m. on Oct. 3 at select stores, giving participants a Pokémon trading kit; its event page lists no age restriction.
Target is releasing stock in short waves on September 25, with 30th Celebration ETBs at $69.99 and six-pack Pitch Black booster bundles at $31.99 versus roughly $200 resale for the ETB.
The Sept. 27 event runs noon–4 p.m. at participating Target stores; reports say the first ~98 attendees may receive a Mewtwo promo and access to buy two 30th Celebration Tins.
On Sept. 27 from noon to 4 p.m., about 98 attendees per participating Target store can receive a Mewtwo promo and buy two 30th Celebration tins containing five packs each.
Participating Target stores will host activities from noon–4 p.m. on September 27, including card drawing, giveaways and Pokémon Pokopia demos; rumored TCG tins and a Mewtwo promo remain unconfirmed.
Two shoppers allegedly fought over cards at a Lisbon, Connecticut Target on August 28 after customers cleared a restock; a child hurt her elbow, and both men reportedly received trespass charges.