What is Pokémon Day Out and Night Out? What we know about the 30th anniversary events
Mysterious, but exciting when we start speculating.
As part of Pokémon's 30th anniversary celebrations, The Pokémon Company has confirmed some new Day Out and Night Out events.
First announced during Super Bowl XL's 'What's Your Favourite?' campaign, the events will give fans of all ages the chance to take part in different locations around the world.
So, for all the info we have so far about Pokémon Day Out and Night Out, read on!
What is Pokémon Day Out and Night Out?
Officially unveiled during the Super Bowl XL weekend, the Pokémon ‘Day Out’ and ‘Night Out’ events have been announced as distinct experiences for fans of all ages throughout the year — with the Day Out event designed with ‘family-friendly’ programming and activities in mind, and the Night Out version being made with older fans who grew up with the Pokémon franchise in mind.
What to expect from Pokémon Day Out & Night Out
Pokémon Day Out will be a collection of events taking place across the world this summer, with confirmed locations in Bordeaux in France, Dresden in Germany, Mexico City in Mexico and New York City in the USA.
While we don't have specific details about these events, we know that they will be casual, family-friendly events with a variety of activities to take part in.
As and when we have more details, we'll be sure to update this page, so check back later!
On the flip side, we know quite a lot about Pokémon Night Out, which is aimed more specifically at an adult audience.
The official Pokémon website described Night Out as "the ultimate fusion of electronic dance music (EDM) and the vast and eclectic world of Pokémon, curated for audiences seeking a deeper connection with the brand."
Two Pokémon Night Out events have been confirmed, headlined by DJ Marshmello with Alison Wonderland in support, and will take place at the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles, USA and the O2 Arena in London, UK respectively.
Tickets for the LA event have unfortunately already sold out, but tickets are still available for the London event, ranging from £77 to £309.
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