Total Eclipse Card & Collectibles Show returns to Boulevard Mall in Las Vegas on October 10 and 11, 2026, turning an indoor retail space near the Strip into a two-day marketplace for Pokémon cards, sports cards, and sealed collectibles. The organizers advertise 120 or more vendor tables for this weekend edition, which makes it one of the larger recurring local shows in the valley and a reliable stop on the monthly Las Vegas calendar.
The inventory leans heavily toward what local collectors actually chase. Pokémon singles, graded slabs, and sealed booster boxes are a headline attraction, alongside Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, and Disney Lorcana. Sports card dealers bring NBA, NFL, MLB, and NHL rookies, parallels, and autographs, plus boxing and UFC cards. Expect sealed product, hobby supplies, toploaders and binders, and a smattering of collectibles for anyone who likes to browse beyond cards.
Total Eclipse runs on an afternoon-into-evening schedule rather than a traditional morning start. Doors are open from 2:00 PM to 8:00 PM on both Saturday, October 10 and Sunday, October 11. That timing is a real advantage in Las Vegas, where many locals work weekend mornings and prefer to shop after errands or dinner. It also lets visitors sleep in, enjoy the city, and still make the show.
The show has been known for free raffles throughout the event, so plan to pick up tickets when you arrive and stay for the drawings. Earlier editions have advertised free entry and parking for this promoter, but admission for the Boulevard Mall dates was not confirmed at the time of this listing, so check the official Instagram account before you go to confirm current pricing.
The venue is Boulevard Mall at 3528 S. Maryland Parkway, Las Vegas, NV 89169. Because it is a full retail center, parking is typically abundant and easy, with large surface lots and mall entrances close to the show space. Restaurants, a food court, and shops are right on site, which makes this an easy outing for a group where not everyone is a collector. Rideshare drop-offs are also simple, since the mall sits close to the Strip corridor and the University District.
Who should attend? Families and first-timers will appreciate the low-pressure mall setting. Competitive TCG players can hunt for singles to finish a deck. Serious flippers and dealers will see a deep pool of local buyers, and anyone sitting on a stack of cards they want to price can walk the aisles to compare asking prices and get quick offers.
To get the best experience, arrive within the first hour to see the full selection, since the cleanest slabs and the best-priced sealed boxes tend to go quickly. Bring cash and a want list, and consider carrying a magnetic one-touch or a few penny sleeves for your purchases. Visit dealers with the largest displays first, then circle back for bargain boxes. Since the show runs into the evening, the second half of each day can be a great time to negotiate bundle deals as dealers look to move inventory.
For updates, vendor inquiries, and schedule changes, follow the promoter on Instagram at @TotalEclipseCardShow or visit totaleclipsecardshow.com. VERIFY admission and exact vendor count with the organizer before traveling. With a central mall location and a long run of monthly shows behind it, Total Eclipse is an easy weekend plan for anyone in the Las Vegas hobby community.