Pokémon Center SINGAPORE reopens at Jewel Changi Airport on 1 July

Pokémon Center SINGAPORE will reopen at Jewel Changi Airport on 1 July 2026, three months after the store temporarily closed for a major revamp.

The refreshed space introduces a new store concept inspired by Singapore’s culture and heritage. It also features Solgaleo, the legendary Pokémon, as the store’s new symbol Pokémon, appearing on the official logo and at the façade alongside Pikachu.

The store adds Singapore-inspired design details

Pokémon Singapore has refreshed the store with interior elements that reference local architecture and everyday culture. The new space includes shelves and design features inspired by traditional architecture, as well as an area influenced by local food court culture.

The revamp also adds an ocean-themed event space featuring the Water Type Pokémon Vaporeon. Together, these changes give the store a more localised setting while keeping its role as a Pokémon retail destination for visitors at Jewel Changi Airport.

Pokémon Center SINGAPORE first opened in 2019 and is the first permanent official retail store opened outside Japan in Asia. It sells Pokémon merchandise including video games, trading card games, toys, stationery and Singapore-designed original merchandise.

Special Edition merchandise will launch in two waves

Pokémon Singapore will release 20 Special Edition products to mark the reopening, with the items split across two waves.

The first wave launches on 1 July and includes 12 lifestyle items. These include products featuring original artwork of Pokémon in a Singapore-inspired cityscape and a Kopi Cup & Saucer Set.

The second wave will launch on 7 August 2026. Its products draw more directly from local everyday culture, including bag charms of Pikachu with a durian, a cup of kopi and a slice of pandan cake. The line-up also includes pouches with a Peranakan-inspired Pokémon pattern on the inner lining, Pokémon graphic T-shirts, and a tote bag with Pikachu and Solgaleo embroidery.

Prices for the second-wave items range from S$23 to S$55. The Pikachu bag charms are priced at S$23 each, while the pouches cost S$55. The tote bag is priced at S$48. Adult T-shirts cost S$35, while children’s T-shirts cost S$29.

Opening week entry will be managed by time slot

Admission from 1 July to 5 July will be managed through advance reservations and same-day queue entry tickets.

Advance reservations apply for visits from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, although the application period has already closed. From 1:00 PM onwards, entry will be handled through same-day queue tickets distributed on-site.

Same-day tickets will be issued from 8:30 AM daily on a first-come, first-served basis while stocks last. Pokémon Singapore has asked visitors not to gather or wait around the store before the designated ticket distribution time.

The company may also refuse entry to visitors who do not follow staff instructions or whose behaviour causes disruption to the surrounding community.