PokeFit Trading Is Bringing Ghost Types Out After Dark

PokeFit Trading Is Bringing Ghost Types Out After Dark

Halloween and Pokémon might sound like an unusual combination, but when you think about it, the Pokémon universe already has plenty of creepy characters.

Gengar, Haunter, Mimikyu, and Banette would fit right into just about any Halloween celebration. And let’s not forget Cubone, whose backstory is probably darker than anything you’d expect from a children’s cartoon.

Now PokeFit Trading is getting into the Halloween spirit with a late-night Pokémon party in Orlando.

Halloween Party by PokeFit Trading takes place Saturday, October 24, 2026, starting at 9 PM and continuing until 2 AM Sunday morning.

Unlike the usual daytime card show, this gathering is built around a late-night atmosphere, giving Pokémon fans an opportunity to get together for some Halloween fun.

Pokémon and games are the two featured attractions, making this a gathering aimed at people who enjoy the trading card hobby and spending time with other players and collectors.

One interesting difference is that this isn’t an event where you can simply walk in and purchase admission at the door. Attendance requires approval from the host, and interested guests must request a ticket in advance. Approved attendees receive a private ticket link by email.

Admission is $10, and the event is listed as taking place in Orlando, Florida.

The late-night schedule gives the party a different personality from PokeFit Trading’s regular card gatherings. Starting at 9 PM and continuing well past midnight, it’s an opportunity for Pokémon fans to celebrate Halloween without having to call it a night when the sun goes down.

And considering how many Ghost-type Pokémon exist, the theme seems pretty appropriate.

Just imagine opening a pack of Pokémon cards at midnight and pulling a Gengar.

Now that’s a Halloween treat.

Halloween Party by PokeFit Trading  runs October 24–25, 2026, from 9 PM to 2 AM in Orlando. Admission is $10, and advance approval is required to attend.

If your Halloween plans involve more Poké Balls than pumpkins, this might be your kind of party.

Just keep an eye out for those Ghost-types.

They tend to come out after dark.

Author: Pokedude

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