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Primetime Cards and Games Gilbert

Gilbert, AZ4.6(566 reviews)Closed
SinglesSealed
Trade-in

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About

A Gilbert hobby shop where Magic and Pokemon lead the way, with singles searchable in-store and online, weekly MTG and Pokemon tournaments, and a real glow-up since the rebrand. Plenty of play space, a wide board game and miniatures selection, and mini-painting classes. Clean, friendly and a local favorite for hobbyists.

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Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible entranceAccessible parking
Payment
Credit cardsDebit cardsContactless / tap

From 566 customer reviews

What the players say

To the Management at Primetime Games in Gilbert, I am writing to provide some constructive feedback, as your shop has been one of my favorite places to go. For the most part, my experiences have been positive. The owner is great, and staff members like Brandon are…

DSDaniel Serrato7 months ago
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Andrew Smith
5 months ago

Great shop both times I've been here so far. Always have active players and tournaments going on, an awesome selection of cards that are all searchable online and in shop on their computers so you dont have to sift through bulk, and great staff to top it all off, extra shoutout…

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Jaren Holmes
7 months ago

Really great shop, lots of variety and plenty of options for all of your hobbies. We've had many game nights there and it's always been a blast. All of the staff have been extremely nice!

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Roger Lingard
a year ago

I’m updating my review because they changed their name and had a bit of a glow up since I’ve last seen them. It’s an amazing hobby store that local for me. They have a wide selection and every time I got there they always have what I’m looking for. They have in stock the new…

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JP Nelson
6 months ago

One of the best shops in the valley. Their staff is always polite and helpful. Store is always clean. I have never gone in the store and not seen someone painting or playing a game of something.