The Next Level Card Show comes to Santa Fe Station Casino in Las Vegas on November 21 and 22, 2026, bringing a promoter-run sports card show to the northwest valley. Next Level Card Shows has built a following for its organized floor plans and online ticketing, and this November stop offers collectors on the Las Vegas side of town a convenient alternative to Strip-corridor shows.
Sports cards are the focus. Vendors sell baseball, basketball, football, hockey, and soccer singles, graded cards, and sealed wax, along with autographs, memorabilia, and the occasional trading card game table. Whether you are hunting for a Caitlin Clark rookie, an old-school baseball gem, or a box of football to rip, there is likely a dealer for you.
The listed hours are 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM on Saturday, November 21, and the aggregator listings show a second day on Sunday, November 22. Treat Sunday hours as unconfirmed until you see the organizer's ticket page. Saturday is typically the busier day, while Sunday often brings a more relaxed floor and flexible dealers.
Tickets are sold online through the promoter's ticketing partner, and the promoter encourages buyers to purchase in advance. Specific admission pricing and table counts were not confirmed in the sources reviewed, so look at the ticket page for current prices, kids' policies, and any VIP early-entry options.
Santa Fe Station Casino is at 4949 N. Rancho Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89130, a neighborhood casino resort in the northwest valley. These locals-oriented properties usually offer generous free parking, multiple restaurants, and easy freeway access, which makes them convenient for collectors in Centennial Hills, Summerlin, and North Las Vegas. Tourists staying on the Strip can take a rideshare of about twenty minutes.
This show is a good fit for sports collectors, local flippers, families who prefer a casino with easy parking, and anyone looking for a more focused sports-card environment. TCG players should check the vendor list ahead of time, since the show is billed primarily as a sports card event.
The organizers recommend arriving fifteen to twenty minutes early for the best selection. Bring cash, a written want list, protective sleeves, and a phone for price checks. Walk the aisles once before buying, ask about bundle deals, and consider taking photos of tables you want to revisit. If you have cards to sell, organize them in a binder or box so dealers can review them quickly.
The show falls on the same weekend as Sin City Card Show at the Rio, so serious hobbyists can plan to see both. Santa Fe Station on one day and the Rio on the other gives you a thorough tour of Las Vegas dealers in a single weekend.
For tickets and updates, visit nextlevelcardshows.com. VERIFY: Sunday hours, admission pricing, and table counts were not confirmed; one aggregator also lists a second date of November 22, so check the promoter's page before traveling.