Following its temporary closure, Pokémon Center Singapore is set to reopen at Jewel Changi Airport on 1 July 2026 featuring interior design and merchandise inspired by the city’s unique and cultural heritage.
This would also mark the first full-scale renovation of a Pokémon Center store outside Japan, and the debut feature of legendary Pokémon, Solgaleo, as the new symbol for Pokémon Center Singapore.
Image courtesy of Pokémon Center Singapore.
You’ll find Solgaleo, alongside Pikachu, standing majestically at the store’s facade, against Singapore’s skyline in a bold and dynamic display, offering a perfect photo opportunity. The store has also created a dedicated event space at the rear of the store to host events focused on video games, trading card games (TCG) and app gaming.
Commemorative Merchandise
In celebration of the grand re-opening, Pokémon Center Singapore will be releasing commemorative merchandise with artworks that vividly imagine Pokémon living in a cityscape similar to Singapore.
Image courtesy of Pokémon Center Singapore.
Specially curated for the launch, these products include plush toys of Solgaleo and Pikachu, as well as merchandise inspired by our local culture like the iconic kopi cup.
All 20 of these products in the unique lineup are specially designed for the store in Singapore, with the first 12 items going on sale during the grand re-opening, followed by the second wave in August, which will include a bag charm of Pikachu and a cup of kopi.
Visiting the newly opened Pokémon Center Singapore
Image courtesy of Pokémon Center Singapore.
To help manage the anticipated demand during the first five days of the grand reopening (from 1 to 5 July), admission will be managed through a combination of advance reservations via the Store Visit Application and same-day queue entry tickets.
Details for the Store Visit Application are available via the Pokémon Center Singapore’s official Instagram page while same-day queue entry tickets will be distributed on-site from 8.30am daily on a first-come, first-served basis, while stocks last.
