Summary
- A new Tour Pass for Pokémon GO's Unova event will be available from February 24th to March 9th, offering various rewards and milestones.
- Players earn Tour Points by completing tasks like catching Pokémon, completing raids, and hatching eggs to level up the Pass.
- A free and a deluxe version of the Tour Pass will be available for purchase.
Pokémon GO has announced a new Tour Pass launching February 24th, adding to the excitement of the Pokémon GO Tour: Unova event. This event focuses on Gen 5 Pokémon, featuring themed wild encounters, raids, and egg spawns.
The annual Pokémon GO Tour celebrates a different region each year, coinciding with Pokémon Day. Past Tours have included Kanto (2021), introducing nine previously unavailable Shiny Pokémon, and Sinnoh (2024), featuring special Pikachu variants and the Origin Forme of Dialga and Palkia.
The Pokémon GO Tour: Unova Tour Pass will be available from February 24th, 10 AM to March 2nd, 6 PM local time. A free version is available to all players. Progress is made by earning Tour Points through daily tasks, catching Pokémon, completing raids, and hatching eggs. Milestones reward items like Candy and Stickers, culminating in an encounter with a special Zorua. All rewards expire March 9th at 6 PM.
Pokémon GO Announces New Pass for Unova GO Tour
Alongside the free Tour Pass, a deluxe version will be available for $14.99 (or $19.99 with 10 unlocked ranks) on the Pokémon GO in-app store from February 24th, 10 AM to March 2nd, 6 PM. This version includes all free and paid rewards, an encounter with the Mythical Pokémon Victini, and a new Lucky Trinket. This single-use item guarantees a Lucky Trade with a chosen friend, resetting their Lucky Friend status afterward. Deluxe Pass rewards and the Lucky Trinket also expire March 9th at 6 PM.
The Unova Tour Pass enhances the anticipation for the upcoming event, which features the debut of Kyurem (Black and White) via fusion, similar to Necrozma in last year's Tour. Shiny Meloetta will also debut via a ticketed Masterwork Research.
