Where to buy Pokemon TCG Perfect Order, with new offers and pre-orders available now

Elite Trainer Box and Booster Bundle for Pokemon TCG Perfect Order, surrounded by white outlines
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Considering how hard it can be to track down new cards, working out where to buy Pokemon TCG Perfect Order might feel like a tall order. And yes, you're gonna have to move faster than Rapidash to secure them before they're gone. However, I'm able to help with that.

I'll also be updating this page with the latest offers alongside price analysis once more Perfect Order pre-orders go live. Pop back in every now and then ahead of the March 27 release date to keep up to date with what's available!

Where to buy Pokemon TCG Perfect Order in the US

We have liftoff! You can currently pick up pre-orders via Walmart and Miniature Market. While they're sporting inflated prices for the most part, these are the only listings I've seen out in the long grass thus far. That makes them hotter than a shiny Pokemon.

Walmart

✅ Booster | $15.99✅ 3-Pack Blister (Chikorita) | $49.98✅ Build & Battle Box | $49.98✅ Booster Bundle | $79.97✅ Elite Trainer Box | $89.97✅ Booster Box | $229.97Check stock at Walmart

✅ Booster | $15.99
✅ 3-Pack Blister (Chikorita) | $49.98
✅ Build & Battle Box | $49.98
✅ Booster Bundle | $79.97
✅ Elite Trainer Box | $89.97
✅ Booster Box | $229.97

Walmart remains one of the only places where you can buy Pokemon TCG Perfect Order right now. While it's still overpriced for the most part, the majority of items have dropped in cost since I last checked. That's something, at least.

Check stock at Walmart

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Item

Stock level

Current price

Price change

Booster

In stock (inflated price)

$15.99

Decreased by $3

3-Pack Blister (Chikorita)

In stock (inflated price)

$49.98

No change

Build & Battle Box

In stock (inflated price)

$49.98

Decreased by $10

Booster Bundle

In stock (inflated price)

$79.97

No change

Elite Trainer Box

In stock (inflated price)

$89.97 🔽

Decreased by $10

Booster Box

In stock (inflated price)

$229.97 🔽

Decreased by $20

Miniature Market

✅ Elite Trainer Box | $79.99Check stock at Miniature Market

✅ Elite Trainer Box | $79.99

This indie retailer is the most reliable source of offers at a reasonable price. However, they don't last long, as demonstrated by the fact that almost all the pre-orders have sold out already. Keep an eye on this one; products have been known to come back into stock unexpectedly. Case in point: the Elite Trainer Box.

Check stock at Miniature Market

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Item

Stock level

Current price

Price change

Elite Trainer Box

In stock (inflated price)

$79.99

Increased by $20

Booster

Out of stock

$4.49

N/A

Premium Checklane (Clawitzer)

Out of stock

$5.49

N/A

Premium Checklane (Steelix)

Out of stock

$5.49

N/A

Premium Checklane (Steelix)

Out of stock

$5.49

N/A

Premium Checklane (Cinderace)

Out of stock

$5.49

N/A

3-Pack Blister (Chikorita)

Out of stock

$13.99

N/A

Build & Battle Box

Out of stock

$21.99

N/A

Booster Bundle

Out of stock

$26.99

N/A

Booster Display Box

Out of stock

$161.99

N/A

Best Buy

✅ Booster Bundle | $26.94 ('coming soon')✅ Elite Trainer Box | $49.99 ('coming soon')Check stock at Best Buy

✅ Booster Bundle | $26.94 ('coming soon')
✅ Elite Trainer Box | $49.99 ('coming soon')

This retail staple can be a funny one when it comes to Pokemon TCG stock; it doesn't always sell everything online, instead offering many in-store-only purchasing options. However, it does get some online deals, so Best Buy is well worth keeping in the back pocket. As a case in point, it currently has a "coming soon" listing for the Elite Trainer Box, not to mention the Booster Bundle...

Check stock at Best Buy

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Item

Stock level

Current price

Price change

Booster Bundle

Coming soon

$26.94

N/A

Elite Trainer Box

Coming soon

$49.99

N/A

Amazon

Check stock at Amazon

Check stock at Amazon

It sounds obvious to give Amazon a hat-tip, but the mega-store is a good source of new Pokemon cards... so long as you're happy paying inflated prices. Unfortunately for us, these items are always more expensive than MSRP. Still, there seems to be a lot of it, so we're looking at a case of swings and roundabouts here.

Target

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Check stock at Target

As another of the USA's big retailers, it won't come as a surprise that Target is a reliable source of Pokemon TCG sets. These are also commonly available for normal (or close to normal) price, but they tend to arrive in drips and drabs. They disappear quickly as well, so move fast here.

TCGPlayer

Check for stock at TCGPlayer

Check for stock at TCGPlayer

You'll be able to get collections, boxes, boosters, and single cards from this TCG-focused retailer, but because they're sold by third-parties, you can be left at the mercy of resellers and markups. It excels if you're trying to find a specific card, but it isn't ideal so far as larger products go.

eBay

Check stock at eBay

Check stock at eBay

I wouldn't be doing my job if I didn't mention that eBay has Pokemon TCG sets available, so will definitely offer Perfect Order pre-orders when the time comes. However, these are sold by third parties so typically come with wildly inflated prices. Want an example? Folks are already flogging Perfect Order products that aren't even available anywhere yet.

Pokemon Center

Check stock at Pokemon Center

Check stock at Pokemon Center

You'll be able to find Perfect Order pre-orders from the official manufacturer, but they'll get snapped up quicker than a speeding Ponyta. Unless you're hyper-organized and/or lucky, you're likely to struggle with this one.

Where to buy Pokemon TCG Perfect Order in the UK

Pokemon TCG Perfect Order pre-orders are beginning to creep out from the woodwork at the likes of Zatu, but it remains difficult to know if they're actually in stock or not. All I can recommend is keeping an eye on those listings over the next week.

Zatu Games

❓ Booster Pack | Check pre-order❓ Premium Checklane (Meganium) | Check pre-order❓ Premium Checklane (Cinderace) | Check pre-order❓ 3-Pack Blister | Check pre-order❓ Booster Bundle | Check pre-order❓ Elite Trainer Box | Check pre-order❓ Booster Box | Check pre-orderCheck stock at Zatu Games

❓ Booster Pack | Check pre-order
❓ Premium Checklane (Meganium) | Check pre-order
❓ Premium Checklane (Cinderace) | Check pre-order
❓ 3-Pack Blister | Check pre-order
❓ Booster Bundle | Check pre-order
❓ Elite Trainer Box | Check pre-order
❓ Booster Box | Check pre-order

I'm starting to see items popping up at this reliable indie retailer, but they're not available just yet - the "pre-order" button isn't clickable. That makes me think they'll be up for grabs soon, so watch them closely.

Check stock at Zatu Games

Smyths Toys

❓ Booster Pack | Check pre-order❓ 3-Pack Blister | Check pre-order❓ Booster Bundle | Check pre-order❓ Elite Trainer Box | Check pre-orderCheck stock at Smyths Toys

❓ Booster Pack | Check pre-order
❓ 3-Pack Blister | Check pre-order
❓ Booster Bundle | Check pre-order
❓ Elite Trainer Box | Check pre-order

This toy store is very good at securing the latest Pokemon sets, and it has a load of listings up right now. However, it's currently not possible to click through... which makes me think pre-orders aren't available yet. Keep checking every now and then.

Check stock at Smyths Toys

Wayland Games

Check stock at Wayland Games

Check stock at Wayland Games

This indie retailer should be your go-to for Pokemon stock ahead of launch, because it always offers each product for the normal price. Unfortunately, these items are snapped up quickly as a result. I suspect it'll be the same for Perfect Order pre-orders, so camp here and hope you get lucky.

Amazon

Check stock at Amazon

Check stock at Amazon

While it seems like an obvious answer, Amazon is one of the most reliable sources of Pokemon TCG stock. Just bear in mind that each item will be overpriced, and they might not become available for a while. That means you will find Perfect Order pre-orders here, but they might not be timely or the best value.

Magic Madhouse

Check stock at Magic Madhouse

Check stock at Magic Madhouse

This is one of the stores that tends to get Pokemon TCG stock in... albeit much later than everyone else. I wouldn't rely on it as a result, but check in every now and then just in case.

Pokemon Center

Check stock at Pokemon Center

Check stock at Pokemon Center

You can always rely on the official Pokemon store to offer sets at the proper price, but those items get snapped up fast enough that I wouldn't hope to secure any of them. Keep tabs on it, but don't assume you'll get anywhere unless you're very quick and/or lucky.

Pokemon TCG Perfect Order FAQ

A Mega Starmie ex surrounded by flashes of color

(Image credit: The Pokemon Company)

When is Pokemon TCG Perfect Order releasing?

The current release date for Perfect Order is March 27, 2026, which means you'll be able to add those cards to your collection in spring. However, there's no word on if everything will arrive at the same time. Because the lineup for the previous set (Ascended Heroes) has been split across several months, the same might be true here.

Will Pokemon TCG Perfect Order be hard to buy?

Unfortunately for fans, you can bet your bottom dollar that Perfect Order stock is going to be like goldust. Pokemon TCG sets traditionally sell out fast, at which point they're flogged at a much higher cost by third-party resellers.

Why is the Pokemon TCG so hard to buy?

There are a couple of reasons why the game is so hard to find in stores, one of which being that it's wildly popular. Still, the most significant reason is that unscrupulous resellers buy up as many items as possible to flog at an absurd mark-up. Avoid these, and don't give them the satisfaction!

The good news is that things may be about to change. Namely, Pokemon has acquired a US trading card game distributor, so our stock woes could be about to change.


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Benjamin Abbott
Tabletop & Merch Editor

I've been writing about games in one form or another since 2012, and now manage GamesRadar+'s tabletop gaming and toy coverage. You'll find my grubby paws on everything from board game reviews to the latest Lego news.

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