Target 'Pokémon' Event Quietly Meant To Stop Adults From Buying All The Cards From Kids
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Target 'Pokémon' Event Quietly Meant To Stop Adults From Buying All The Cards From Kids

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Key Points:

  • Target is hosting a "Celebrate 30 Years of Pokémon" event on September 27 from 12 to 4 p.m., unofficially referred to as Family Day, aimed primarily at children and families.
  • The first 98 attendees will receive a bag with a Mewtwo promo card and an event ticket to purchase two 30th Celebration Tins, each containing five booster packs.
  • Activities at the event include a "draw-your-own Pokémon card" activity with collectible-style plastic covers, photo opportunities, Pokémon-themed giveaways, and demos of Pokémon Pokopia on Nintendo Switch 2.
  • The event is scheduled on a weekend during accessible hours to accommodate families, though some adult Pokémon fans plan to attend solo, with some even strategizing to camp or line up early despite the family focus.
  • Target stores across various locations will participate, featuring special 30th anniversary Pokémon displays and products to celebrate the milestone.

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