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Where to play trading card games in Glasgow

Where to find trading card games in Glasgow and West Central Scotland: card shops and TCG nights for Pokémon TCG, One Piece, MTG, Lorcana and more.

We list 17 venues where you can play or buy trading card games across Glasgow and West Central Scotland, in 8 towns and neighbourhoods. Between them they run 12 regular sessions, most often on Sundays and Mondays. Six of those are marked as beginner friendly. Ten have tables to play on site.

Most active venues

  1. Bus Stop Toy Shop, Largs 7 regular nights: MtG Commander (Mondays), Pokémon League (Thursdays)
  2. The Merchants' Guild, Glasgow 3 regular nights: Friday Night Magic (Fridays), Lorcana Weekly Locals (Mondays)
  3. Geek Retreat Glasgow, Glasgow 1 regular night: Sunday Standard Showdown (Sundays)
  4. West End Games, Glasgow 1 regular night: Magic: The Gathering Commander (Tuesdays)

10 places to play trading card games

Venues with regular nights or tables to play on site, busiest first.

Game shop · Glasgow, Glasgow City

Geek-aboo

City centre comics and collectables shop on Queen Street that runs weekly Magic: The Gathering events, mostly drafts and Showdowns at weekends, booked with a small deposit.

Tables to play on site

7 more shops stocking trading card games

We haven't confirmed play space or regular nights at these yet, so ask in store.

Common questions

Where can I play trading card games in Glasgow?

The venues with the most regular nights are Bus Stop Toy Shop in Largs (7 nights), The Merchants' Guild in Glasgow (3 nights) and Geek Retreat Glasgow in Glasgow (1 night). We list 17 venues in all across Glasgow and West Central Scotland.

Which night of the week is busiest for trading card games in Glasgow?

Sundays and Mondays have the most regular sessions. Twelve sessions run every week. The Glasgow calendar shows what's on from today.

Are there beginner-friendly nights for trading card games in Glasgow?

Yes. Six regular nights are marked as welcoming new players, including sessions at The Merchants' Guild and Bus Stop Toy Shop. Staff at most venues are happy to teach, so mention it when you arrive.

How much does it cost to play trading card games in Glasgow?

Where there's an entry fee it is usually between £3 and £8, often with prizes or store credit included. Fees change, so check with the venue before you go.