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Image of Pokemon GO Fest 2024 logo with the Pokemon Marshadow next to it
Image via Niantic

Pokemon GO Fest 2024: Dates, Locations, and Event Details

The date, location, and featured Pokemon details for Pokemon GO Tour 2024 are here at last

The news Pokemon GO fans have been eagerly looking forward to is here! We have the dates and locations for Pokemon GO Fest 2024. This annual event features in-person adventures for Pokemon fans in various cities, plus a Global Event for those who can’t travel or didn’t snag tickets in time.

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When is Pokemon GO Fest 2024?

There are three in-person events for Pokemon GO Fest 2024, with different dates throughout the summer for each location and the virtual Global Go Fest. The first event takes place in May 2024, with others in June and July.

See the location breakdown below for specific dates for each location of Pokemon GO Fest 2024.

Pokemon GO Fest 2024 Locations

Here are the cities and dates for this year’s Go Tour, so you can get your travel plans in order. The featured Pokemon spawns vary by location, so you may want to check the list before you decide.

DatesLocation
May 30 to June 2Sendai, Japan
June 14 to June 16Madrid, Spain
July 5 to July 7New York City, USA
July 13 and July 14Global Event

How to Get Tickets for Pokemon GO Fest 2024

Pokemon GO Fest 2024 Event Banner featuring the logo and several Pokemon
Image via Niantic

If you plan to attend Pokemon GO Fest 2024, you need a ticket. Past events have sold out, and trainers who show up in person without a ticket won’t be able to participate.

To get tickets to an in-person event, players should visit the Niantic ticket portal and log in using the same account they use for Pokemon GO. Once here, you’ll select the location you want to attend.

Trainers can only buy a ticket for one day of the event., so you’ll need to pick a date. Trainers will only be able to access the event for their ticketed date. You will also pick a morning or afternoon timeslot, so make sure you plan your travel accordingly.

Ticket prices are listed in the location currency and come out to roughly $25 USD or local equivalent.

If you aren’t planning to attend in person and want to participate in the Global GO Fest event, you do not need to purchase a ticket. The paid ticket is an upgraded experience, which adds additional bonuses and rewards to the Global experience. The upgraded ticket can be purchased from the Pokemon GO web store or in-app store for $14.99 USD and includes a variety of event bonuses.

Pokemon GO Fest 2024 Research Encounter Pokemon

Niantic is still keeping a few surprises about featured event Pokemon under wraps, as suggested by their hush-hush attitude towards the subject of the official GO Tour t-shirt. Still, we have a good bit of info already on the Pokemon that will feature in GO Fest 2024.

As players guessed from the teaser trailer, Mythical Pokemon Marshadow will be a featured encounter with Special Research tasks as part of the in-person and global Go Fest events. From what we know so far, it appears that only paid ticket holders for the Global version of GO Fest 2024 will be able to unlock this special research and encounter Marshadow.

Much like with GO Tour, different Pokemon will spawn in different habitats during the event in each location. Featured Pokemon vary, so we’re breaking it down by location!

Mountain Brook Habitat

pikachu
Pikachu with a moon crown
Poliwag Pokemon
Poliwag
lapras
Lapras wearing a scarf
eevee
Eevee with a moon crown
dratini
Dratini
totodile
Totodile
Shiny Remoraid
Remoraid
Blue Stripe Basculin
Basculin (Blue-Striped)

Dwebble
Dwebble
tyrunt
Tyrunt
carbink
Carbink
dewpider
Dewpider

All of these Pokemon except Basculin and Carbink can be Shiny in Pokemon GO.

Sky Arena Habitat

Shiny Pidgey
Pidgey
pikachu
Pikachu with a sun crown

Farfetch'd
Farfetch’d
Ponyta
Ponyta
Doduo
Doduo
eevee
Eevee with a sun crown
Hitmontop
Hitmontop
Shiny Meditite
Meditite
emolga
Emolga
noibat
Noibat
Pa'u Style Oricorio
Pa’u Style Oricorio
Cutiefly
Cutiefly

All wild Pokemon spawns for the Sky Arena Habitat can potentially be Shiny.

Star Parade Habitat

pikachu
Pikachu wearing a moon crown
Shiny Staryu
Staryu
eevee
Eevee with a moon crown
Lunatone
Lunatone
frillish
Frillish (Blue)
Frillish Pink
Frillish (Pink)
joltik
Joltik
Pancham
Pancham
furfrou

Furfrou (Natural Form)
Amaura Pokemon
Amaura
Sensu style Oricorio
Sensu Style Oricorio
jangmo-o
Jangmo-o

Of these, all can be Shiny except Jangmo-o.

Lake Garden Habitat

pikachu
Pikachu wearing a sun crown
eevee
Eevee wearing a sun crown
Marill Pokemon
Marill
Shiny Sunkern
Sunkern
Image of a Shiny Lotad from Pokemon
Lotad
roselia
Roselia
Solrock
Solrock
Cherrim Sunshine Form
Cherrim (Sunshine Form)
panpour
Panpour
Petilil
Petilil
Flabebe Orange Flower
Flabebe (Orange Flower)
fomantis
Fomantis

All of these featured Lake Garden Habitat Pokemon can be Shiny, except for Cherrim and Flabebe.

Mysterious Labyrinth Habitat

pikachu
Pikachu with a moon crown
voltorb-hisuian
Hisuian Voltorb
lickitung
Lickitung
eevee
Eevee with a moon crown
Natu
Natu
Shiny Baltoy
Baltoy
Beldum
Beldum
Pansage
Pansage

Munna
Petilil
Petilil
Ferroseed
Ferroseed
espurr
Espurr

All Pokemon spawns in the Mysterious Labyrinth habitat can be Shiny in Pokemon GO.

Rocky Shore Habitat

pikachu
Pikachu with a sun crown
lapras
Lapras with a scarf
eevee
Eevee with a sun crown
chinchou
Chinchou
nosepass
Nosepass
shieldon
Shieldon
Throh
Throh
Shiny Tirtouga
Tirtouga
Amaura Pokemon
Amaura
Crabrawler
Crabrawler
dewpider
Dewpider
jangmo-o
Jangmo-o

All of these Pokemon, except for Jangmo-o, can be Shiny.

Cursed Forest Habitat

pikachu
Pikachu with a moon crown
zubat
Zubat
tangela
Tangela
eevee
Eevee with a moon crown
sableye
Sableye
Image of the Pokemon Cacnea
Cacnea
Lunatone
Lunatone
deino
Deino
Flabebe Orange Flower
Flabebe (Orange Flower)
Pancham
Pancham
phantump
Phantump
Baile Style Oricorio
Baile Style Oricorio

OnlyFlabebe can’t be Shiny in Pokemon GO at this time.

Sunrise Gateway Habitat

pikachu
Pikachu with a sun crown
eevee
Eevee with a sun crown
skarmory
Skarmory
Solrock
Solrock
Cherrim Sunshine Form
Cherrim (Sunshine Form)
bronzor
Bronzor
fletchling
Fletchling
furfrou
Furfrou (Natural Form)
helioptile
Helioptile
tyrunt
Tyrunt
carbink
Carbink
Pa'u Style Oricorio
Pa’u Style Oracorio

Of these featured Pokemon spawns, only Cherrim and Carbink cannot be Shiny.

Brilliant Skies Habitat

pikachu
Pikachu with a sun crown
Shiny Pidgey
Pidgey
Doduo
Doduo
eevee
Eevee with a sun crown
dratini
Dratini
skarmory
Skarmory
Pansear
Pansear
Petilil
Petilil
Archen
Archen
Rufflet
Rufflet
furfrou
Furfrou (Natural Form)
jangmo-o
Jangmo-o

All Pokemon appearing in the Brilliant Skies Habitat can be Shiny except for Jangmo-o.

Ghostly Woods Habitat

Alolan Ratatta
Alolan Ratata
pikachu
Pikachu with a moon crown
eevee
Eevee with a moon crown
gligar
Gligar
Lunatone
Lunatone
Cherrim Overcast Form
Cherrim (Overcast Form)
Golett
Golett
Flabebe Orange Flower
Flabebe (Orange Flower)
Pancham
Pancham
phantump
Phantump
Shiny Pumpkaboo
Pumpkaboo
Oranguru
Oranguru

Of these, all but Cherrim and Flabebe can be Shiny in Pokemon GO.

Poolside Cabana Habitat

lapras
Lapras with a scarf
pikachu
Pikachu with a sun crown
eevee
Eevee with a sun crown
chinchou
Chinchou
Mantine Pokemon
Mantine
Solrock
Solrock
clamperl
Clamperl
finneon
Finneon
Shiny Ducklett
Ducklett
Frillish Pink
Frillish (Pink)
Pa'u Style Oricorio
Pa’u Style Oracorio

Pom Pom Style Oricorio
Pom-Pom Style Oracorio

All Poolside Cabana Pokemon can be Shiny, including the debut of Shiny Ducklett.

Rugged Quarry Habitat

pikachu
Pikachu with a moon crown
Onix
Onix
eevee
Eevee with a moon crown
sableye
Sableye
Beldum
Beldum
shieldon
Shieldon
Drilbur
Drilbur
Dwebble
Dwebble
Heatmor
Heatmor
tyrunt
Tyrunt
Amaura Pokemon
Amaura
carbink
Carbink

All Rugged Quarry encounter Pokemon, except for Carbink, can be Shiny.

Since the Global version of Pokemon GO Fest isn’t location-bound, habitats will rotate on an hourly basis throughout the Saturday event window. On Sunday, all of the featured Pokemon can appear at any time. These are the spawns for the free version of the Global event, unless otherwise noted. Paid ticketholders will also encounter Unown A, D, G, H, I, N, T, and Y in each habitat.

Dawn Meadow Habitat

pikachu
Pikachu with a sun crown
Shiny Pidgey
Pidgey
Hoothoot
Hoothoot
hoppip
Hoppip
Girafarig
Girafarig
Wingull
Wingull
snivy
Snivy
Cottonee
Cottonee
Shiny Ducklett
Ducklett
Ferroseed
Ferroseed
axew
Axew
galarian-stunfisk
Galarian Stunfisk
Heatmor
Heatmor
inkay
Inkay
Maractus
Maractus (Paid Ticket Only)

All of these Pokemon, except Maractus, have Shiny forms in Pokemon GO.

Shining Day Habitat

Charmander
Charmander
dratini
Dratini
Shiny Sunkern
Sunkern
Dunsparce
Dunsparce
hisuian-sneasel
Hisuian Sneasel
Solrock
Solrock
budew
Budew
helioptile
Helioptile
tyrunt
Tyrunt
Dedenne
Dedenne
Yungoos
Yungoos
fomantis
Fomantis
jangmo-o
Jangmo-o
Corsola
Corsola (Paid Ticket Only)

These Pokemon can all be Shiny in Pokemon GO except for Jangmo-o.

Creeping Dusk Habitat

pikachu
Pikachu with a moon crown
eevee
Eevee
Spinarak
Spinarak
Volbeat
Volbeat
Illumise
Illumise
gible
Gible
Venipede
Venipede
emolga
Emolga
Shiny Litwick
Litwick
Golett
Golett
Durant
Durant
espurr
Espurr
phantump
Phantump
Grubbin Pokemon
Grubbin
Rockruff
Rockruff (Paid Ticket Only)

All Creeping Dusk featured Pokemon can be Shiny.

Darkest Night Habitat

Alolan Ratatta
Alolan Ratatta
gligar
Gligar
sneasel
Sneasel
Teddiursa
Teddiursa
Mudkip
Mudkip
carvanha
Carvanha
Lunatone
Lunatone
deino
Deino
Binacle
Binacle
Amaura Pokemon
Amaura
carbink
Carbink
Crabrawler
Crabrawler
Morelull
Morelull
Vullaby
Vullaby (Paid Ticket Only)

Aside from Carbink, these Pokemon all have Shiny forms in Pokemon GO.

Pokemon GO Fest 2024: All In-Person Event Bonuses

Trainers attending the in-person events for Pokemon GO Fest will all experience the same event bonuses regardless of location. Other event surprises and City Experiences may vary, but these basic bonuses seem consistent across the board.

  • Hatch distance for eggs placed in incubators during the event are halved
  • Lure modules last for two hours when activated during the event
  • Trainers can receive special 7 KM eggs
  • Extended number of Special Trades up to 6 per day, regardless of where you’re at in the city
  • Trades will cost less Stardust
  • Trainers can get up to 9 additional free Raid Passes from spinning Gym photo discs
  • Double catch candy
  • 1.5x candy from hatching eggs
  • 1.5x Stardust from hatching eggs

Each Pokemon GO Fest in-person event will also feature Collection Challenges, themed Field Research, and special GO Snapshot surprises.

Pokemon GO Fest 2024: All Global Event Bonuses

There aren’t quite as many event bonuses for the Global GO Fest, at least as far as we know for now. Trainers participating in the free version of the Global Go Fest 2024 will get the following bonuses:

  • Lure modules will last one hour
  • Field Research tasks themed around the various habitats will be available
  • Surprise encounters in GO Snapshot

Trainers who opt in for the paid Global GO Fest ticket will get additional exclusive bonuses. These are:

  • Increased Shiny odds
  • Up to 6 Speical Trades per day of the event
  • Access to habitat-themed Collection Challenges
  • Up to 9 free Raid Passes from spinning Gym Photo Discs
  • Chance to receive special 7 KM eggs

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Amanda Kay Oaks has been a freelancer writer with The Escapist since February 2024. She's a lifelong gamer with an affinity for Pokemon, RPGs, and cozy games, especially The Sims. Amanda has an MFA in Creative Nonfiction, with prior work on pop culture and entertainment at Book Riot, Fanfare, and Gamepur.