GO Wild 2026 - Pokémon GO Wild Area Global
Saturday, November 14 and Sunday, November 15 — 10:00 AM to 6:30 PM both days. FREE, no tickets and no sign-up. Just show up.
Shiny Hunters of Noblesville is turning Forest Park into a two-day home base for Pokémon GO Wild Area 2026. You do not have to play Pokémon GO to have a good day here — there is face painting, food trucks, a hidden Poké Ball hunt and a raffle, and it is all free and outdoors. Bring the kids, bring the grandparents, bring the friend who only plays when you drag them out.
SURVIVAL KITS — the first 100 trainers through check-in each day get a free kit: an exclusive event patch, a Scopely code card good for four in-game items, two extra raffle tickets and more. It resets each day, so missing Saturday means another shot Sunday.
THE RAFFLE — 15 prizes, and you choose which one your tickets go toward instead of hoping a number comes up. Tickets come from checking in, getting face painted, picking up a survival kit, wearing Pokémon gear or joining a raid train. Kids too young to check in get tickets too. Drawing at 5:30 PM each day; you must be present to win. Every prize includes the official GO WILD 2026 enamel pin.
POKÉ BALL HUNT — five physical Poké Balls hidden in the park each day. Bring one back to the Check-In Station to claim it: the Ultra Ball is worth $50 in PokéCoins, the Great Ball $25, and three standard Poké Balls $10 each. Free to play, and every finder also gets the pin.
FACE PAINTING & HEADBANDS — artists on site with eight exclusive Pokémon designs, plus free Pikachu, Eevee and Mewtwo headbands for everyone.
FOOD — Blue Smoke BBQ, Fenny's Hot Dogs, and Café Huesca coffee on Sunday only.
Also on site: high-speed phone charging hubs in both shelters, trading areas, and raid trains running all day both days.
Full details, maps and updates: inshinyhunters.com/go-wild-2026
Everyone is welcome — any level, any team, any age. Hosted by Shiny Hunters of Noblesville, a free Pokémon GO community group and official Community Ambassador group, in partnership with Noblesville Parks & Recreation.