Pokemon In Store

This week, members spotted Pokémon cards most often at Target (177 spots), Walmart (28), Dollar General (24), and CVS (13). Target and Walmart get the most product, but dollar stores and pharmacies like Dollar General, CVS, and Walgreens carry cards too, and they're easy to overlook. Local game stores sell sealed product and singles at their own prices. Search your ZIP on the map above to see which stores near you had cards this week.

Type your ZIP code in the search box above. The map and table narrow to stores within 30 miles, nearest first. An orange marker means the latest spot at that store was in stock, red means someone reported it sold out, and faded markers are older spots. Store websites don't always list trading cards by location, so a photo from the shelf is the best check short of calling the store.

There's no single chain-wide day. Each store gets deliveries on its own schedule, and that day often repeats, so a store that had cards last Thursday is worth checking next Thursday. That goes for Target and Walmart as much as Dollar General, CVS, Walgreens, and Meijer. This week, most spots went up on Friday and Thursday. Filter the map by store to see which ones near you keep getting product. Online drops are on our Pokémon restock tracker.

Best Buy's site shows pickup availability for some sets, but it doesn't always match the shelf. Filter this map to Best Buy to see spots members posted from inside the store, each with a photo and the time it went up. Best Buy spots. Our in-store stock checker guide.

30th anniversary product shows up on the map like any other spot, so search your ZIP and look for it in the table. For the September 16 Best Buy release, turn on the Best Buy 30th allocations switch above the filters. It lists the stores that got the launch, but stock counts are N/A because the community-reported numbers are out of date.

A spot is a Pokémon find a Restockd member posted from inside a store: a photo of the shelf, the product, and the store. We review every spot before it shows up here, and members who visit can confirm it or mark it sold out. A spot closes after a day and stays on this page for a week. Spots never show who posted them.

Members see a spot the moment it goes live and get alerts for stores near them. This page shows the same spots 60 minutes later. If you want the head start, the app is free.

Post a spot. When you find Pokémon on a shelf, open Restockd, snap a photo right there in the store, and pick the product. Members nearby see it the moment it goes live, you earn credits to open other spots, and it lands on this map an hour later. Spots posted from inside the store carry the gold seal, so collectors know it was really there. Get the app on the App Store or Google Play.