- Pokémon Center pop-up store will officially open at Ombak KLCC on September 12.
- Entry rules state that queues start at 6am and tickets will be distributed from 8am, with one ticket per person and no TCG products sold.
- The store will remain open from September 12 to December 31, 2026 as part of Pokémon's 30th anniversary celebrations.
- Organisers have stated that anyone caught queuing before 6am will be disqualified and denied entry.
- Once a valid ticket is secured, attendees must head to Zone 2 on Level 3 for entry at their assigned time slot.
- No Pokémon TCG products will be sold during the event, but this may change in the future.
Kuala Lumpur's first Pokémon Center pop-up store will open on September 12 at Ombak KLCC, coinciding with the 30th anniversary celebrations of Pokémon.1
Eager fans can start queuing at 6am, with tickets distributed from 8am.
Organisers have implemented strict entry rules to manage the anticipated crowd.
“Do not try to outsmart the system by arriving earlier,” warned the organisers, stating that anyone caught queuing before the designated time will be disqualified.78
Tickets are limited to one per person and cannot be transferred. Entry to the store is tied to assigned time slots, and missing the morning rush could mean no tickets for the day.
Notably, no Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) products will be available for sale during the event.
The pop-up store will host various Pokémon activities from September 12 to 14, including parades and stage shows, as part of the anniversary festivities.
“These guidelines may change without prior notice,” organisers cautioned, urging attendees to stay updated.
The Pokémon Center pop-up store is expected to attract a large number of fans eager for exclusive merchandise and experiences.
“The pop-up store runs from September 12 to December 31, 2026, as part of Pokémon's 30th anniversary celebrations, which include parades, stage shows, and a drone show at KLCC Park. Organizers warn that anyone queuing before 6am will be disqualified and denied entry.”
Malay Mail
