EndlessTCG Pokemon Shop

EndlessTCG Pokemon Shop is a trading card and board game retailer in North Las Vegas, located at 750 W Dorrell Ln in the 89086 zip code. It is worth being upfront that this is primarily a retail shop rather than a structured kids program, but it fits the directory because it runs a Pokemon League and trading card game tournaments that give kids and teens a recurring, social reason to visit beyond just shopping.

The listing covers ages 6 to 18, in brackets of 6 to 12 and 13 to 18, matching the age range typically drawn to Pokemon, Magic: The Gathering, and Yu-Gi-Oh card play. Beyond league and tournament play, the shop sells board games, trading cards, and accessories, and the listing notes a gaming area as planned or future, meaning dedicated in-store play space may not be fully built out yet. Card trading, selling, and buying are also part of the shop's regular services.

The shop keeps limited hours: it is closed Monday through Friday and open only on Saturday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. That single-day window means the Pokemon League and any tournaments most likely run on that Saturday slot, so families planning around a weekly event should confirm the specific schedule before making the trip. The shop operates year round. Pricing is listed in the $$ range for goods sold.

Families can call (702) 706-3855 or check the shop's website for current league nights, tournament dates, and card inventory, since a retail shop's stock and event calendar can change more frequently than a fixed program schedule would.

For a kid or teen already into Pokemon or trading card games, a shop like this offers something a bit different from an organized sports league or class: a drop-in, hobby-driven community built around a single Saturday event each week rather than a season-long commitment. Because the shop covers Pokemon, Magic: The Gathering, and Yu-Gi-Oh, families with kids interested in more than one of those games may find it easier to consolidate card shopping and league play in one weekly trip rather than visiting separate specialty shops.