Total Eclipse Card and Collectibles Show — Nov 14, 2026

Total Eclipse Card and Collectibles Show is a Las Vegas trading card and collectibles show held at The Boulevard Mall, built around more than 120 vendor tables, free entry, free parking and free raffles. It runs as a family-friendly community event for people who want to buy, sell and trade, and it suits everyone from seasoned collectors to first-time visitors.

What you'll find on the floor

The vendor mix covers Pokémon, sports cards, other trading card games (One Piece, Magic and Dragon Ball Z among them), anime, sealed product, memorabilia and general collectibles. Raffles run throughout the event. The format is an open buy, sell and trade floor, so bringing a want list or a trade binder is worthwhile. Afternoon start times mean the show runs into the evening rather than the morning.

Dates and format

Shows are two-day weekends, Saturday and Sunday, from 2 PM to 8 PM each day, with an occasional single-day Saturday. The remaining 2026 dates are the November weekend and a one-day December show.

Vendor tables and rules

Prospective vendors apply through an interest form. Spots are limited, and approved vendors receive payment instructions and setup details. Applicants hear back within five business days, and an application that cannot be reached is not considered.

Load-in begins at 11:30 AM, and vendors must be fully set up by 1:30 PM, half an hour before the doors open at 2 PM. Late arrivals are not allowed to set up, with no exceptions. Vendors check in with staff at the Main Stage, wear a vendor badge throughout, bring photo ID, and return a tax form to event staff before the show ends.

Table purchases are final and non-refundable, though credits or transfers may be issued if a show is postponed or rescheduled. Spots can be transferred only with organizer approval, and booth sharing needs prior approval. Vendors handle their own sales tax and secure their own belongings, and early breakdown requires advance notice and approval. Aisles must stay clear, and displays must be stable. Counterfeit or unauthorized merchandise, stolen goods, weapons, firearms, and alcohol or illicit substances are all prohibited. The organizer is Vault Room Toys and Collectibles LLC.

History

The series began in 2026. Early editions were held at community venues: the Desert Breeze Community Center in April, then a YMCA location in May and again in August. In September the show moved to The Boulevard Mall, a larger retail setting that now hosts every edition on the calendar. The September and October weekends were both two-day shows, and the series has grown to more than 120 vendor tables.

Getting there

The Boulevard Mall is at 3528 S Maryland Pkwy in Las Vegas, and parking is free. Several card and game shops sit within a couple of miles, including Boarding School Games, Forsaken Toys & Collectibles and Little Shop of Magic, so the show pairs easily with a store visit.

Who it suits

Total Eclipse fits collectors who want a large, free-to-enter floor with a broad spread of Pokémon, sports and other card games, families looking for a low-cost afternoon out, and vendors who want a high-traffic mall location with a clear load-in schedule.