The Sin City Card Show wraps up its 2026 run at the Rio Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas on December 19 and 20, 2026, the final weekend before Christmas. With more than 100 vendor tables, hourly raffles, and a family-friendly format, it is a natural destination for last-minute gift shopping and a festive way to close out the hobby year.
Vendors stock a broad range of cards and collectibles. Sports dealers offer baseball, basketball, football, and hockey singles, graded slabs, and sealed boxes, while TCG tables carry Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, Lorcana, and Dragon Ball Super. Sealed product, protective supplies, and memorabilia round out the floor, and many dealers will help pair a gift with the right accessories.
Hours are 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM on both Saturday, December 19 and Sunday, December 20. Saturday will likely be the busier day as shoppers rush for gifts, while Sunday gives you one more chance to browse before the holiday. Arriving at opening on either day helps you avoid crowds.
The show's signature hourly raffles return, giving attendees a chance to win free cards and prizes throughout the day. Admission pricing for this date was not confirmed in the sources reviewed. Check sincitycardshow.com and the promoter's Instagram for ticket prices, children's policies, and any online-only deals.
The Rio Hotel & Casino is located at 3700 W. Flamingo Road, Las Vegas, NV 89103. The resort has restaurants, a casino, and on-site parking, though fees can apply, so review current policies before arriving. Rideshare is convenient from the Strip and from downtown, and holiday traffic on Flamingo Road can be heavy, so allow extra time.
This weekend suits holiday shoppers, families with young collectors, local dealers wrapping up the year, and visitors in town for the holidays who want a unique Vegas outing. Newcomers will find approachable pricing and dealers happy to explain what makes a card valuable.
To get the most from the weekend, arrive early, bring cash and a gift list, and visit the larger dealers first. Look for sealed boxes, graded rookies, and starter sets that make easy gifts, and ask about wrapping-friendly packaging or display cases. Walk the room once before buying, then circle back for the best prices. Sunday is a good time to negotiate as dealers prepare to pack up before the holiday.
If you cannot make this date, the promoter's calendar shows regular Rio editions in October and November as well, and the show typically returns early in the new year. Sign up for updates so you do not miss the next announcement.
For updates, visit sincitycardshow.com and follow @sincitycardshow on Instagram. VERIFY: admission pricing was not published, and earlier seed entries for this series listed an estimated December 12 date that does not match the promoter's current calendar of December 19-20.