Cheers is putting three Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration products on its own shelves from 1pm on Thursday 24 September 2026, at printed prices from $34.90 to $89.90. Cheers announced it on Instagram on 20 September, and its posters split the stock two ways: the Elite Trainer Box is at four stores only, while the tins and Poster Collection are spread across 24.
> Quick view: Thu 24 Sep 2026, from 1pm · selected Cheers stores, in store only · Poster Collection $34.90 · 30th Ex Tin (Big) $49.90 (Sylveon ex or Greninja ex) · 30th Anniversary Elite Trainer Box $89.90, at 4 stores only · 1 piece per customer per series · aged 6 and above · very limited stock, varies by store · while stocks last.
The three products and prices
| Product | Price | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Poster Collection | $34.90 | 24 Cheers stores (availability varies) |
| Pokémon TCG 30th Ex Tin (Big), Sylveon ex or Greninja ex | $49.90 | 24 Cheers stores (availability varies) |
| Pokémon TCG 30th Anniversary Elite Trainer Box | $89.90 | 4 Cheers stores only |
The Elite Trainer Box is the gold-and-white box with the "30" Pikachu face, and it is the one collectors are chasing. The Ex Tin (Big) comes in two designs, Sylveon ex and Greninja ex, the two Pokémon ex that Pokémon's own announcement for the 30th Celebration expansion highlighted. The Poster Collection is the cheapest way into the set at $34.90.
All three are marked LIMITED STOCK on Cheers' posters. Cheers has not said how many units any store has.
Where to go
Elite Trainer Box ($89.90), four stores only:
- Cheers Peranakan Place
- Cheers Furama City Centre
- Cheers Velocity @ Novena Square
- Cheers Lau Pa Sat
Ex Tin and Poster Collection, 24 stores:
- MRT stations: Paya Lebar, Canberra, Siglap, Chinese Garden, Woodlands, Serangoon, Sembawang, Punggol, TEL Woodlands Central, TEL Orchard, TEL Mayflower, Yew Tee, Buona Vista
- CBD: Lau Pa Sat
- Hotel: Furama City Centre
- HDB: Hougang Central, Jurong East
- Malls: Pasir Ris, VivoCity, Northpoint City, Ang Mo Kio Hub (#01-37), Jurong Point, Peranakan Place, Velocity @ Novena Square
Cheers' caption warns that product availability varies by store, so a store on the 24-store list is not promised both the tins and the Poster Collection. The four Elite Trainer Box stores are the only ones on both lists, which makes them the only places where all three might be on sale.
The fine print
- From 1pm on 24 September, not at opening time. Arriving at 8am does not get you in earlier, it only puts you at the front of the queue.
- 1 piece per customer per series, while stocks last. Cheers does not define "series". If each product line is one series, the most one person can spend is $174.70 for all three, and only at the four Elite Trainer Box stores. Whether the Sylveon ex and Greninja ex tins count separately is not stated, so ask before you queue for both.
- Only customers aged 6 and above can buy, so bringing a toddler along does not add a second purchase.
- In store only. Nothing in Cheers' post mentions online orders or reservations.
Why buying at the counter matters this year
Pokémon cards are the single most scammed item in Singapore's online shopping scams. The Singapore Police Force's mid-year brief counted 605 e-commerce scam cases involving Pokémon trading cards in the first half of 2026, up 116.8%, with S$1.2 million lost, and it pinned the rise on pre-order listings that take a deposit months before anything ships. Commenters on Cheers' own post were already complaining about livestream sellers pricing the Elite Trainer Box well above $89.90.
A sealed box at the printed price, paid for and handed over at the same counter, is the lowest-risk way to own one. If you miss out on Thursday, treat any "pre-order" offer of the same box as a red flag.
Tips
- Pick your store by product. If the Elite Trainer Box is what you want, choose one of the four and ignore the rest. Lau Pa Sat and Peranakan Place are office-crowd locations, so expect a lunchtime queue by 1pm.
- Go for the tins at a quieter station. Suburban MRT and HDB stores such as Chinese Garden, Canberra or Sembawang are likely to draw smaller queues than VivoCity or Orchard.
- Decide on Sylveon or Greninja before you reach the counter. With one piece per series, you may only get one tin.
- Have a budget. All three products together come to $174.70.
- Check the date on anything you see online. Pokémon's own announcement dated the 30th Celebration expansion to 16 September 2026, so the product is brand new, and a sealed box offered well below Cheers' price is a warning sign, not a bargain.
Related
- Singapore Scam Report, 1H 2026, with the full figures on Pokémon card pre-order scams and which platforms scammers used
- Best Children's Day Gift Ideas in Singapore (2026), for more gift ideas before Fri 2 Oct
- SUSHIRO x Pokémon Singapore, the free keychains and card cases that come with a dish, to 22 Oct
- All Things Plus $1 Household Fair @ Aperia Mall, where a $30 spend unlocks a Pokémon booster pack at $4.90, to Sat 26 Sep
- Best Singapore Promos & Deals This Month, the full roundup sorted by urgency
*Product names, prices, store lists and terms per Cheers Singapore's official Instagram post and campaign posters of 20 September 2026, read on 22 September 2026. Scam figures per the Singapore Police Force's Mid-Year Scam and Cybercrime Brief 2026. Stock is set by Cheers and can sell out within minutes, so check with your store. Photo: Cheers Singapore official campaign poster.*
