Pokémon Trading Card Game: Sword & Shield—Vivid Voltage Elite Trainer Box

A: it should be to the right on the picture on computer

A: The Pokemon stuff is done by vendors, so they won't do online sales because they don't keep track of the inventory. Its a pain for us collectors. Happy hunting!

A: The trading cards are done by vendors, so Target doesn't keep inventory and won't let you buy online to save everyone the headache. Walmart and most big chain stores are the same

A: It’s because it’s out of stock. Under some products it’ll let you turn the “Notify when back in stock” button on and then once you get the notification you have to act very fast to buy it. It took me almost a month to be able to get a couple of boxes for my little one. I almost lost hope. A lot of times at first every time I’d get a notification, I tried to add to cart but the product was already gone because there’s a lot of people hunting for it and they were faster than me. I was finally able to order around Christmas time. I guess because a lot of people were too busy. It’s possible. You just have to keep trying and act as soon as you get your notification. If it’s out of stock again even though you got a notification, you were too late so turn the notification feature on again and keep doing it until you get lucky.

A: no it comes opened up with all packs removed and replaced with rocks

A: It depends on your store location, if it's out of stock at your store you can click the "Notify when back in stock" button so you can receive an email when it's been restocked. An alternative option you have is to click "Edit Store" to see if other Target locations near you have the same item in stock. By default they're listed from closest to farthest from your current store, so keep that in mind. For example, this ETB is not sold at my nearest Target, but another Target a few miles away does sell it and have it in stock, so there's always options to help you search. Always be on the look out!