The Urban Soccer Hawaii Card Show returns for a Halloween edition on Saturday, October 31, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM at the Urban Soccer Hawaii indoor facility, 218 Mohonua Place in Honolulu. This monthly last-Saturday show has carved out a niche as the most sports-forward recurring card show on Oahu, and holding it on Halloween gives the October date a playful edge, with costumed keiki, themed table displays, and the occasional candy bowl next to the dollar boxes.
The show is a straightforward buy, sell, and trade event for the local collector community, and the vendor mix leans toward sports cards more than most island shows. Expect NFL midseason rookies, NBA opening-week cards, MLB World Series heroes, NHL, boxing, and UFC, plus a genuine soccer card section that reflects the venue: Topps Chrome UEFA, Panini Prizm Premier League, and World Cup era cards get real attention here. Pokemon still has a healthy footprint with modern singles, Japanese product, and slabs, and One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic: The Gathering, and Lorcana vendors fill in the rest. Memorabilia, Funko Pops, and vintage toys appear at a few tables.
Hours are 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Opening hour is best for selection, and the final hour is best for negotiating as vendors look to avoid hauling inventory home.
Urban Soccer Hawaii is located at 218 Mohonua Place in the Mapunapuna industrial district, just off Nimitz Highway and a few minutes from the airport and downtown Honolulu. On-site and street parking are plentiful on a Saturday when the surrounding businesses are closed. The facility is covered and spacious, with turf flooring and high ceilings that give the show far more breathing room than a hotel ballroom. A snack or food vendor is usually present, with more options along Nimitz.
Admission is set by the organizer per edition; recent shows have been free or low-cost walk-in events. Confirm at hawaiicardshows.com or on the organizer's Instagram the week of the show.
This edition is a great pick for families looking for a daytime Halloween activity before evening trick-or-treating, for sports collectors who prefer a floor where they are not outnumbered by TCG tables, and for soccer fans who rarely find their cards at Hawaii shows. Pokemon collectors should still come; the smaller crowd makes for friendlier negotiating than the marquee shows.
Tips: bring cash since some vendors are hobbyists without card readers, carry a want list, and arrive at opening for rookies and slabs. Trading is common in the open floor areas, so bring your binder; sports-for-TCG cross-deals happen constantly. Costumes are welcome but keep them show-floor practical.
A note on dates: some aggregators also list a November 1 date for this show. The organizer's calendar lists only October 31, so plan for Saturday and check hawaiicardshows.com if a Sunday session is confirmed. The show returns November 28 and December 26.