Pokémon Center vending machines are located in select U.S. retail stores, including Safeway, Kroger, and H‑E‑B, across states like Texas, Washington, and California. These machines sell official Pokémon TCG products. Check Pokémon Center’s website for exact store locations and availability near you.

Pokémon Center — Kiosks & Vending Machines

These machines are Pokémon Company–operated and typically dispense Pokémon TCG products (booster packs, Elite Trainer Boxes).

Country	Location	Venue / Address	Type & Items	Notes
USA	Seattle, WA	Westfield Southcenter Mall (Official Pokémon Center kiosks)	Kiosk — Plush, video games, Pokémon TCG packs	Official Pokémon Center kiosks; similar kiosks were installed at Tacoma Mall and South Hill Mall (Puyallup).
USA	Tacoma, WA	Tacoma Mall	Kiosk — Similar merchandise to Seattle location	Reported installation similar to Westfield Southcenter.
USA	Puyallup, WA	South Hill Mall	Kiosk — Pokémon Center merchandise	Reported installation similar to Seattle/Tacoma kiosks.
USA	Ashland & Auburn, MA	Shaw’s Supermarkets — Ashland (301 Pond St); Auburn (368 Southbridge St)	Vending Machine — Pokémon TCG booster packs (individual)	Automated retail vending machines offering individual booster packs.
USA	Arvada, CO	King Soopers (12350 W 64th Ave)	Vending Machine — Booster packs, Elite Trainer Boxes	Official Pokémon TCG vending machine stocked with booster packs / boxes.
USA	Boise, ID	Fred Meyer (5230 W Franklin Rd)	Vending Machine — Booster packs	Pokémon TCG vending machine reported at location.
USA	Portland, OR	Fred Meyer (7700 SW Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy)	Vending Machine — Pokémon TCG booster packs	Reported vending machine presence.
UK	—	No physical Pokémon Center locations reported	—	No documented official vending machines or Pokémon Center retail kiosks in the UK.
Canada	—	Pokémon Center Canada (online only)	Online store only	No announced Canada-based vending machines.
Japan	Tokyo (Haneda Airport)	Haneda Airport — International Terminal (5F & Gate 113) and Terminal 2 (1F)	Pokémon Stand — Plush (including exclusive “pilot” Pikachu), TCG cards, Pokémon Center goods	Airport Pokémon Stand vending machines carry a variety of official merchandise and airport exclusives.
Japan	Kanagawa (Ebina)	EXPASA Ebina (highway service area)	Pokémon Stand — Official Pokémon Center merchandise and TCG	Highway service area “Pokémon Stand” locations.
Japan	Shizuoka (Oyama)	EXPASA Ashigara (highway service area)	Pokémon Stand — Merchandise & TCG	Highway service area machine reported at this rest stop.
Japan	Tokyo (Shinjuku)	Yodobashi Camera — Shinjuku Station (West Exit)	Pokémon Stand — TCG & small merchandise	Retail electronics store location with Pokémon Stand vending presence reported.
Japan	Kagawa (Takamatsu)	Shop 88 — Maritime Plaza	Pokémon Stand — Pokémon Center items	Local shop location carrying Pokémon Stand machines.
Australia	—	Pokémon Center Australia (website only)	Online store only	No official vending machines announced in Australia.

Pokémon Center vending machines that sell official Pokémon merchandise (cards or otherwise) across the USA, UK, Canada, Japan, and Australia.

Finding a Pokémon vending machine can feel like hunting a rare shiny.

They’re scattered across the world, official in some regions, and totally unofficial in others.

This guide breaks down where to find them, what they sell, when they restock, and how to track them down using maps, tools, and insider knowledge.

Pokémon Vending Machine Locations

Pokémon vending machines are automated kiosks that sell Pokémon merchandise. Some are Pokémon Center–branded and carry plush, games, and apparel.

Others are card-only machines, filled with booster packs and TCG products.

Where they exist today:

• United States: Grocery stores, malls, and airports. Texas has the most.
• Japan: Pokémon stand at airports and malls.
• Spain: Official TCG machines in Madrid.
• UK & Europe: Mostly independent, unofficial card machines.

How Fast and Long Do Pokémon Vending Machines Restock?

Pokémon Vending Machine Locations Near Me

If you’re in the U.S., you can actually track them down:

• Use PokéTools.live, a fan-made map covering every official U.S. Pokémon vending machine.
• Try Masterball.ai, which has a “Nearby Vending Machines” tool.
• Check the Pokémon Center Support page for state-by-state lists.

Outside the U.S., it’s trickier.

In the UK and Europe, you will find the machines are often third-party, and you’ll need Reddit, Discord, or Facebook groups for local sightings.

Pokémon Vending Machine Locations Map

There’s no official worldwide locator.

Instead, you’ll have to rely on:

• PokéTools Map (U.S. only): Regularly updated with official data.
• Reddit Community Maps: Fans share locations with screenshots.
• Google Maps: Try searching “Pokémon vending machine” plus your city.

In Spain, some local vending machine operators are beginning to post locations online, but coverage is still new.

Pokémon Vending Machine Locations Reddit

Reddit is the frontline for Pokémon vending machine discoveries. You’ll find:

• Threads reporting U.S. grocery store machines and restocks.
• UK and European fans sharing photos of independent card dispensers.
• Discussions about pricing, pack availability, and whether machines are worth it.

Subreddits like r/PokemonTCG and r/PokemonGo are where most reports surface first.

Pokémon Vending Machine Locations Texas

Texas is the Pokémon vending machine capital of the U.S.

Dozens of machines are installed across the state, mainly in grocery chains like:

• Kroger
• H-E-B
• Tom Thumb
• Randalls
• Albertsons

You’ll find multiple machines in cities like Dallas, Austin, and Arlington. Some cities even have two or more within a short drive.

Pokémon Vending Machine Locations in India

Currently, India has no official Pokémon vending machines. The Pokémon Company has not expanded vending operations there.

However, some malls may feature third-party card machines, often stocked with imported packs. If you stumble on one, check the packaging to confirm authenticity before spending your money.

Pokémon Vending Machine Locations UK

The UK doesn’t have official Pokémon vending machines. Instead, what you’ll see are independent card dispensers, often in:

• Motorway service stations
• Shopping malls
• Arcades

These machines usually sell booster packs at inflated prices—sometimes £5 to £15 per pack. None of them is tied to Pokémon Center or The Pokémon Company.

Pokémon Vending Machine Locations USA

The United States has the largest network of Pokémon vending machines outside Japan. Two main categories exist:

1. Pokémon Center Kiosks – very rare, found mostly in Washington State. They stock plush, games, and accessories.
2. Pokémon TCG Machines – widespread, located in grocery stores across more than 20 states. These machines sell trading card products like booster packs, tins, and Elite Trainer Boxes.

Official Pokémon Support lists machines across 25 states, including California, Colorado, Illinois, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Washington.

Pokémon Vending Machine Locations in Europe

Europe’s situation is mixed. Here’s the breakdown:

• Spain: Official Pokémon TCG machines launched in 2025 in Madrid (Plaza de Castilla Metro station and X-Madrid mall).
• Rest of Europe: Mostly unofficial card machines in shopping centers or cinemas. They are independent, not affiliated with The Pokémon Company.

If you’re outside Spain, expect to rely on fan reports or random mall discoveries.

Pokémon Center Vending Machine Locations

Pokémon Center–branded machines are the rarest. They exist in two places:

• Japan: Known as Pokémon Stands, installed at airports, tourist hubs, and shopping complexes. These stock plush, figures, apparel, and exclusive items.
• USA: A handful in Washington State malls, near The Pokémon Company’s U.S. headquarters.

They function as mini Pokémon Centers, letting you grab official merchandise without visiting a full store.

Pokémon Card Vending Machine Locations

Card-only vending machines are the most widespread. Here’s what to know:

• USA: Found in grocery stores (Safeway, Fred Meyer, Kroger, H-E-B). They carry booster packs, tins, and boxes at retail price.
• Spain: Official machines in Madrid stock the newest TCG sets.
• UK & Europe: Independent machines sell boosters, usually marked up compared to retail stores.

These are the machines you’re most likely to encounter.

Pokémon Automated Vending Machine Locations

When people search for “automated,” they’re usually asking about touch-screen Pokémon vending machines:

• In the U.S., automated Pokémon TCG machines use card or mobile payments.
• In Japan, Pokémon Stands are advanced kiosks with touch menus and sometimes digital bonuses.
• In other countries, “automated” usually just means basic card dispensers that take coins or bills.

How to Use a Pokémon Vending Machine

Using one is simple:

1. Insert coins, bills, or swipe a debit/credit card.
2. Pick your product on the screen (or code system on older machines).
3. Collect your cards or merchandise from the slot.

Tip: Always check the machine’s payment options beforehand—some only take cash, while others accept modern payment apps.

Tools to Track Machines

• Official Pokémon Center Support: Best for U.S. locations.
• PokéTools.live: Interactive U.S. map updated regularly.
• Masterball.ai: Helps you find machines near your current location.
• Reddit & Discord: For Europe and UK reports where official info doesn’t exist.