Total Eclipse Card & Collectibles Show — Nov 14, 2026

Total Eclipse Card & Collectibles Show is a two-day trading card and collectibles show at The Boulevard Mall in Las Vegas, with more than 120 vendor tables, free admission, free parking and raffles. It is run by Vault Room Toys and Collectibles LLC and pitched at the whole range of Las Vegas collectors, from seasoned grail hunters to first-time visitors and families.

What you'll find on the floor

The floor is organized around buying, selling and trading. Pokémon and sports cards lead the mix, and the tables also carry One Piece, Magic: The Gathering and Dragon Ball Super alongside sealed product, anime items, memorabilia and general collectibles. The atmosphere is family-friendly, and free raffles run throughout the event. Bring want lists and trade binders, since swapping is as much a part of the show as buying.

Dates and format

The November show runs both days from 2 PM to 8 PM, so it is an afternoon-into-evening event rather than a morning one. A single-day edition follows in December at the same mall and the same hours.

The December 12 show doubles as a Giving Back edition tied to a Holiday Angels program, in which families facing hardship, loss or illness are nominated to receive holiday gifts and support.

Vendor tables and rules

Interested vendors apply through an interest form, and table assignments are issued before each show. On show days, load-in begins at 11:30 AM and vendors must be fully set up by 1:30 PM, half an hour before doors open at 2 PM. Check-in is with staff at the Main Stage, where vendors pick up badges that must be worn during the event, and staff direct each vendor to the assigned table or tables. Anyone who arrives after the show begins is not permitted to set up, with no exceptions. Vendors also need photo ID and must return a completed tax form to event staff before the show ends.

Table purchases are final and non-refundable, though credits or transfers may be issued if the organizer postpones or reschedules a show. Spots can be transferred only with organizer approval, and sharing a booth requires prior approval. Early breakdown is not allowed without notice and approval.

Vendors handle their own sales tax and look after their own belongings, and the organizer and venue are not responsible for lost, stolen or damaged items. Prohibited items include stolen goods, counterfeit or unauthorized merchandise, offensive or unsafe materials, alcohol and illicit substances, and weapons or firearms. Aisles must stay clear and displays must be stable.

Vendors consent to being photographed or filmed for promotional use, and the organizer can remove a vendor without refund for violations.

Getting there

The Boulevard Mall is at 3528 S Maryland Pkwy in Las Vegas. Parking is free.

Who it suits

The show fits collectors who want a large, free-to-enter room covering several games in one trip, families looking for a relaxed afternoon, and trade-minded visitors who like to work a binder. For vendors, the two-day November format and the mall setting come with a tight, strictly enforced setup window, so the show suits sellers who arrive on time and ready to go.