Sin City Card Show returns to the Rio Hotel & Casino on November 21 and 22, 2026, the weekend before Thanksgiving, with more than 100 vendor tables and the hourly raffles the series is known for. It is a family-friendly gathering of trading card fans in a resort setting just west of the Las Vegas Strip, and it is a natural place to start a holiday shopping list for the collector in your life.
Dealers bring a wide range of cards. Sports collectors can look for baseball, basketball, football, and hockey singles, rookies, autographs, and graded slabs, while TCG fans can search for Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, Lorcana, and Dragon Ball Super. Sealed boxes, supplies, and collectibles are scattered throughout, so you can build a mixed haul from a single trip.
Show hours are 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM on both Saturday, November 21 and Sunday, November 22. That is a classic daytime schedule that works well for families, and it leaves evenings free for other Vegas plans. Doors open at 10:00 AM, so plan to be in line a little early if you want first access to popular tables.
The hourly raffles continue to be a favorite feature, and each drawing gives attendees a shot at free cards or merchandise. Admission for this date was not confirmed in the sources reviewed, so check sincitycardshow.com or the show's Instagram for ticket prices, children's policies, and any online discounts.
The Rio Hotel & Casino is at 3700 W. Flamingo Road, Las Vegas, NV 89103. The resort has multiple restaurants, a casino, and on-site parking, though parking fees can apply at resort properties, so review current rules before you arrive. Rideshare drop-off is straightforward from Strip hotels, and the property is a short drive from Interstate 15.
This date works well for families on holiday break, local collectors who want a full day of browsing, and visitors who want to add something unique to a Vegas weekend. Dealers benefit from strong pre-holiday traffic, and beginners can pick up affordable starter cards or gifts.
To maximize your day, arrive early on Saturday for the best selection, bring cash and a written want list, and visit the larger dealer tables first. Walk the entire floor once before spending, then return to the best deals. Sunday can be a great day for negotiating, since many dealers are open to bundle pricing before packing up. Bring a small bag, penny sleeves, and toploaders to protect cards as you shop.
Note that this same weekend features another Las Vegas show at Santa Fe Station Casino, so collectors in town for the whole weekend can decide whether to visit both on separate days. Both are close enough to hit within a single weekend if you plan your time.
Visit sincitycardshow.com and follow @sincitycardshow on Instagram for the latest updates. VERIFY: admission pricing was not published in the sources reviewed, and the previous seed entry for a November Sin City show listed an estimated date of November 14 that does not match the promoter's current calendar.