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2025’s Unova event sees debut of a new Pokémon Go Tour Pass
As we get closer to the Pokémon Go Tour, featuring critters from Unova, Niantic reveals some key changes and updates to this year’s event. The tour kicks off on February 24 at 10 am local time and runs until March 2, 2025, at 6 pm local time. You can get a Tour Pass as part of the 2025 event to maximize your rewards and make sure you get as many bonuses as you can. The pass is free and tracks your progression as you play the event, and to collect points, you simply need to catch some of the best electric Pokémon or best ghost Pokémon out there - or any types you prefer. You have until March 9 at 6 pm local time to redeem the rewards you gain with the pass. If you upgrade your pass to the deluxe version, you get an encounter with the mythical Pokémon Victini and a shiny, new item called the Lucky Trinket. The deluxe option does cost money but grants even more rewards and faster progression. Deluxe passes cost $14.99 (or local equivalent), though you can pay $19.99 to unlock the first ten ranks from the beginning. Continue reading 2025’s Unova event sees debut of a new Pokémon Go Tour Pass MORE FROM POCKET TACTICS: Pokémon Go Eevee evolution guide, Pokédex – all Pokémon listed, Pokémon Go promo codes
As we get closer to the Pokémon Go Tour, featuring critters from Unova, Niantic reveals some key changes and updates to this year’s event. The tour kicks off on February 24 at 10 am local time and runs until March 2, 2025, at 6 pm local time.
You can get a Tour Pass as part of the 2025 event to maximize your rewards and make sure you get as many bonuses as you can. The pass is free and tracks your progression as you play the event, and to collect points, you simply need to catch some of the best electric Pokémon or best ghost Pokémon out there - or any types you prefer. You have until March 9 at 6 pm local time to redeem the rewards you gain with the pass.
If you upgrade your pass to the deluxe version, you get an encounter with the mythical Pokémon Victini and a shiny, new item called the Lucky Trinket. The deluxe option does cost money but grants even more rewards and faster progression. Deluxe passes cost $14.99 (or local equivalent), though you can pay $19.99 to unlock the first ten ranks from the beginning.
