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Amazon is selling six-pack Phantasmal Flames Booster Bundles for $89.99, nearly matching TCGplayer's $90 median and sitting above the roughly $84 market rate.
Walmart’s October 7–8 lottery offers two 30th Celebration bundles with 12 total boosters for $64 and ETBs for $69; entry windows last one hour each.
The six-pack bundle works out to about $16 per pack and remains above retail, with marketplace-seller stock available for Prime Day; each pack guarantees one of 30 rare Pikachu variants.
Amazon cut Mega Evolution—Perfect Order Booster Bundles to $44.99 from $59.99, or about $7.50 per pack, ahead of the Oct. 6–7 sale.
Marketplace seller BFG Productions is offering the six-pack bundle for $99, or $16.50 per pack, versus reseller prices above $130; each pack guarantees one of 30 rare Pikachu variants.
Third-party seller PhTCG lists the six-pack bundle at $88 with free shipping, versus $93.88 on Amazon and a $75.09 TCGplayer market price.
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.
The ETB includes booster packs, a full-art promo and accessories, while the separate Booster Bundle contains six packs; Walmart offers delivery, with Best Buy and GameStop listing store pickup.
Online listings price the 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box from $98.63 and the six-pack Booster Bundle from $26.94, with some Best Buy and GameStop orders limited to store pickup.
The October 2 wave includes mini tins with two 30th Celebration packs, six-pack booster bundles and a Mewtwo promo offered with a $15 TCG purchase while supplies last.
The rollout starts October 2 with Mini Tins, six-pack Booster Bundles and other items, followed by the Deck Crafter’s Collection on October 23 and all-foil Espeon ex and Umbreon ex decks on October 30.
Target, Best Buy and Walmart are expected to stock six-pack Booster Bundles for $26.94–$31.99 and two-pack Mini Tins for $9.99 on October 2, alongside earlier products.
October’s lineup adds 30th Celebration Mini Tins, six-pack Booster Bundles, all-foil Espeon ex and Umbreon ex decks, and a 40-card Deck Crafter’s Collection.
Amazon cut the six-pack Perfect Order Booster Bundle to $44.99 from $59.99 ahead of its Oct. 6–7 sale, or about $7.50 per pack.
30th Celebration Booster Bundles and Mini Tins arrive October 2, while Delta Reign prerelease Build & Battle Boxes follow October 24 ahead of the set’s November 6 launch.
Entries open September 30 at 2 p.m. PT for about one hour, offering 30th Celebration Mini Tin displays, two-pack Booster Bundle lots and four-pack Knock Out Collection lots.
Pokémon Center opened preorders 37 days before Delta Reign’s November 6 release, limiting ETBs to two and Booster Bundles and Booster Boxes to one each.
Delta Reign launches Nov. 4 with 135+ cards; pre-orders include a $59 ETB with 11 packs and a Kyogre promo, a $26.94 Booster Bundle, and a $159.99 booster box.
30th Celebration booster bundles and Mini Tins arrive Oct. 2, with six-pack bundles expected near $27; Best Buy’s nationwide Trade and Play event follows Oct. 3, while Delta Reign launches Nov. 6.