The NTX Pokémon & TCG Card Show brings a full weekend of trading card collecting to Lewisville, Texas, with 750+ vendor tables spread across both floors of NTX Arena. This November occurrence focuses on Pokémon and other TCGs, giving Dallas–Fort Worth collectors a large, multi-game shopping destination rather than a single-game gathering.
The two-floor setup matters when planning your visit. There is more to explore than one room, and the organizer has paired the vendor floor with free parking, an upstairs food court, and a renovated Clubhouse reserved for VIP guests. Whether you are coming for one afternoon or considering both days, knowing how those spaces and ticket options fit together will help you make the most of your time.
A Full Day of Cards & Collectibles
The announced game lineup includes Pokémon, One Piece, Dragon Ball, Magic: The Gathering, Lorcana, and Yu-Gi-Oh!. That range makes the show useful for households or collecting groups whose interests extend across several games. You can explore different parts of the hobby during the same visit instead of planning separate stops for each collection.
The organizer specifically highlights binder browsing, sealed-product shopping, and set completion. Those are useful starting points for a first visit: decide which of those activities matters most to you, then give yourself time to explore both floors. The advertised 750+ tables describe the scale of the event, not a guarantee that every table carries your preferred game or a particular card.
Saturday provides the longer general admission shopping window. Sunday opens later and finishes earlier, so a Sunday-only visit needs a more deliberate arrival plan. General admission begins at 10 AM Saturday and 11 AM Sunday; Sunday closes at 4 PM. VIP entry starts one hour before general admission each day. That advance hour is a ticket benefit, so arriving at VIP opening does not move a general admission ticket into the earlier entry window.
More Than Just a Card Show
Market2Mint is announced on site for pregrading and submissions. If that service is part of your reason for attending, make time for that conversation alongside your shopping. Pregrading and submission assistance are different from receiving a completed grading result at the show, and the announcement does not promise same-day grades or a particular turnaround time.
The renovated Clubhouse adds another distinction between admission tiers. The organizer describes new furniture, large screens, and seating where VIP guests can pause and look through their purchases. Access is VIP only. General admission still provides access to the main show, but the Clubhouse should factor into your ticket decision if a dedicated lounge is important to your visit.
Food is available upstairs at the Snack Pack Food Court, just inside the top-level entrance. The announced offerings include coffee, lemonade, and tacos. That gives a longer visit a practical meal or drink stop within the event setting. An outdoor food truck lineup has not been announced, so base your plans on the confirmed food court rather than a particular truck.
Parking is free, with options serving the upstairs and downstairs entrances. The organizer directs attendees to use the front door convenient to where they park. Keep that two-level arrangement in mind when meeting friends or returning to your vehicle, especially if your group arrives separately.
A Show for All Levels of Collectors
For families, the child admission policy is straightforward: kids 5 and under enter free with a paid adult. The ticket choices also give adults a meaningful day-by-day comparison. Saturday and Sunday general admission are separate single-day options, with Sunday carrying the lower displayed online price. Do not assume that a single-day ticket covers the full weekend.
The posted ticket selection also includes a Sunday VIP option. VIP admission is not available at the door, so anyone choosing that tier should arrange it online. Online prices are listed before fees, while the advertised general admission door price is higher than either displayed online single-day price. Check your selected day and tier before completing a purchase through the "Official Source" link.
Admission includes entry into the event’s prize raffles, with VIP advertising double entries. Treat that as an additional ticket benefit rather than a reason to expect a particular prize: no specific prize list or drawing schedule is needed to enjoy the main vendor floor. The more substantial distinction for many visitors will be the combination of earlier entry and Clubhouse access.
For a first-time attendee, the clearest plan is to choose your day, understand your entry tier, and leave room to explore both floors. The mix of announced games, submission assistance, food, and lounge access gives different collectors different ways to use the weekend without requiring everyone to follow the same itinerary.
Final Thoughts
The NTX Pokémon & TCG Card Show offers Lewisville and the surrounding Dallas–Fort Worth community a substantial weekend focused on TCGs, with practical features that support a longer visit. If you attend, let the organizer or other attendees know you found the event on Card Show Dex, and stay tuned for more upcoming events across Texas.
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