The fourth-Thursday edition of ToyLynx Trade Night takes place on September 24, 2026, from 2:00 PM to 7:00 PM at ToyLynx, 650 Iwilei Road, Honolulu. If the second-Thursday session is the warm-up, the fourth Thursday is where the month's trading really peaks: it lands just days after the Aloha Card Show at the Blaisdell and right before the Urban Soccer Hawaii and Pokemon, Sports Cards & More shows that weekend, so binders are full and everyone has something new to show.
Expect the post-Blaisdell effect in full force. Collectors who bought heavily at the big show come to ToyLynx to trade out of what they do not need and into what they actually collect, and the result is one of the deepest trade pools of the year. Pokemon dominates as always, with English and Japanese singles, illustration rares, promos, and graded vintage all changing hands. Magic: The Gathering and Yu-Gi-Oh! players work the tables too, and One Piece, Dragon Ball, and Lorcana have carved out a solid corner of the room. Sports collectors bring MLB, NBA, NFL, and boxing or UFC cards, and cross-hobby deals between slabs and TCG hits are common.
The long 2:00 PM to 7:00 PM window means you can drop in whenever your day allows, but the late afternoon stretch is consistently the busiest. If you have specific targets, come earlier while the best bait is still on the table.
ToyLynx is one of the largest TCG shops on Oahu, located in Iwilei near Costco, a short drive from downtown, Chinatown, and the Ala Moana area. Parking is in the surrounding commercial lots, and the location is easy to reach from Nimitz Highway or the H-1. Because the event is inside the shop, you can browse the singles cases, sealed product, and supply wall while you wait for a trade partner, and staff can help with prices when you need a reference point.
Admission is free with no registration. Everyone is welcome: keiki with a parent, brand-new players, and veteran collectors alike. This is one of the best places on the island to learn trade etiquette, because the regulars are patient and the shop sets the tone.
A few tips for this particular night: bring your Blaisdell pickups if you are open to moving them, since demand for fresh inventory is high. Sort your binder by game and by set so people can flip through quickly. Write down what you are hunting and have a rough value in mind for your top cards. Small bills help balance uneven trades, and a few extra sleeves and top loaders are always worth carrying.
Updates and any schedule changes are posted by ToyLynx and @hawaiicardshows on Instagram, and the show page at hawaiicardshows.com stays current. The next sessions after this one fall on October 8 and October 22.