Genesis Card Show returns to Las Vegas on December 5 and 6, 2026, at The Expo at World Market Center, with more than 500 dealer tables advertised and a large, open exhibition floor. As the promoter's only listed Las Vegas date this season, it is a major event for anyone who wants to browse a huge selection of sports cards, trading card games, and pop culture collectibles in a single weekend.
The vendor mix is broad. Expect sports cards from every major league, graded slabs, rookie cards, sealed wax, and autographs, along with Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, Lorcana, and Dragon Ball Super. Genesis also highlights Pop Mart collectibles and pop culture items, which gives the show a broader appeal than a pure sports card event. Supplies and displays are easy to find as well.
The promoter lists show hours as 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. A listing on an aggregator describes the show as running from Saturday morning through Sunday at 5:00 PM, so assume both days run from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and confirm the exact schedule on the official ticket page before you plan a long trip.
Tickets can be purchased through the Genesis Card Show website. Admission pricing was not listed in the sources reviewed, so check the ticketing page for single-day and two-day options, children's policies, and any early-entry upgrades. The promoter also advertises hotel discounts for attendees, which helps visitors traveling from out of town.
The Expo at World Market Center is at 475 S. Grand Central Parkway, Las Vegas, NV 89106, in the Las Vegas Arts District area just north of downtown. The building offers a large indoor floor space, and the surrounding area has parking options and nearby restaurants. Rideshare is easy from downtown and the Strip, and the location is a short drive from Interstate 15 and the US-95 corridor.
Who should attend? Serious collectors and dealers will value the scale, with hundreds of tables to compare. Families can enjoy the mix of Pop Mart and character collectibles, and TCG players can find singles in volume. First-timers might feel overwhelmed by the size, so planning your route and setting priorities helps.
For the best experience, arrive early on Saturday and decide before you enter which categories matter most. Bring cash, a want list, sleeves, and a roomy bag. Walk the perimeter first, then work through the aisles in sections. A large show like this means price differences can be significant, so compare before buying, and take advantage of Sunday afternoon for deals as dealers prepare to pack up.
Because the show lands in early December, it is a great place to shop for holiday gifts. Sealed boxes, graded rookies, and display cases make memorable presents, and many dealers will help you pick something for a collector whose taste you do not know well.
Contact the promoter at [email protected] and follow @genesiscardshow on Instagram for updates. VERIFY: admission pricing and Sunday hours were not confirmed, and the dealer table count varies between 500 and 550-plus across sources. An aggregator also listed a Genesis date on December 11-12 at Gold Coast, which was not confirmed by the promoter and is not included.