When is Pokémon Go Fest 2024? Dates and details
Pokémon Go’s biggest event of 2024 kicked off at the end of May in Sendai, Japan, but the action is about to land in Europe, with Spain’s capital city, Madrid, playing host for the weekend.
The event will wrap up on 14th July 2024, but before then there is so much for Trainers to get involved in, including 5-Star Raid Battles, exclusive cosmetics and, of course, visits to some of the world’s most beautiful locations.
With the next wave of Pokémon Go Fest activities almost upon us, we break everything you need to know down about exact dates for future events and some of the things to be expected across the entire festival.
Read on.
Pokémon Go Fest 2024 began on 30th May 2024 with its first event in Sendai, Japan, and finished on 2nd June 2024.
The next Pokémon Go Fest event of 2024 is set to run between 14th June and 16th June 2024 in Madrid, Spain.
After that, players will have to wait a while for the next event to launch, as that one takes place between 5th and 7th July 2024 in New York City, USA.
But that’s not all, as there are two more days of Pokémon Go Fest to hold out for, from 13th to 14th July 2024 — and that one is taking place online.
It’s fair to say that Pokémon Go Trainers will have a very busy summer.
Pokémon Go Fest 2024 began back in May in Sendai, Japan, which acted as the host city for Asia, where the event sold out.
Next up, the event is heading to Spain’s capital city, Madrid. According to an official blog post, the event will split into two locations here, with some action taking place throughout greater Madrid.
The rest will be based in Parque Juan Carlos I, which is a major park in the city named after King Juan Carlos I.
From there, the festival will land in the Big Apple itself, as New York City will play host for a weekend. Much like Madrid, it will be spread across the wider city and Randall’s Island Park, which is located next to the South Bronx and Harlem.
Lastly, Pokémon Go Fest 2024 is going global. There’s a two day online event
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