South Shore Events brings its Sports & TCG Card Show to Westbury on Saturday, October 3, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, at an unconventional venue: Double Tap Laser Range, Unit 228 at 1500 Old Country Road. South Shore Events is the Long Island promoter behind the South Shore Showdown at the Long Island Sports Dome, and this Westbury date is a smaller, central-Nassau edition that mixes sports cards and trading card games in one room, with the promoter's trademark raffles and a lively atmosphere.
The floor is a genuine mix. Sports card dealers bring MLB, NBA, NFL, and NHL inventory, with modern rookies, numbered parallels, autographs, and graded slabs alongside some vintage. Trading card game vendors cover Pokemon first, then Magic: The Gathering, One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Lorcana, with singles, graded cards, and sealed product. Supplies and a few collectibles tables round things out. South Shore Events shows tend to draw a strong contingent of local shops and collector-dealers, which keeps prices competitive.
Hours are 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM in a single session, with the first hour being the busiest for buyers. Admission was not published on the listing at the time of writing, so treat that detail as VERIFY; the promoter's other shows charge a 5 dollar door fee with kids under 10 free, and this event is likely similar. Check the South Shore Events Facebook group for confirmation and any early entry option.
Double Tap Laser Range is inside the shopping complex at 1500 Old Country Road in Westbury, near the Roosevelt Field area and close to the Meadowbrook Parkway and Northern State Parkway. Parking in the complex lot is free and plentiful. The Westbury and Carle Place LIRR stations are each a short rideshare away, and the N22 bus serves Old Country Road. The surrounding retail corridor has every food option you could want.
Who should attend: Nassau County collectors who want both sports and TCG in one stop, families looking for a Saturday activity, players restocking singles, and dealers who like a promoter that draws a real crowd. First-timers will find a compact, friendly room.
Tips: arrive at 9:00 AM for the best selection, bring cash, and bring a want list that covers both your sports and TCG targets so you can move efficiently. Bring a trade binder, since collector trading is welcome. Ask about raffle timing when you arrive. For admission confirmation, vendor tables, and updates, look for South Shore Events on Facebook, where the promoter posts flyers for each show. The laser range venue is a novelty for a card show, and the surrounding Old Country Road retail strip makes it easy to turn the trip into a full Saturday errand run for families. Because it is a newer date on the South Shore Events calendar, table space is likely to be more available than at the promoter's larger Massapequa shows, and the crowd should be a little easier to navigate.