Nintendo fans on the West Coast, rejoice! Nintendo is opening its second official US store in San Francisco's Union Square on May 15, 2025. Located at 331 Powell Street, the store promises a unique shopping experience filled with exclusive Nintendo merchandise, including apparel, accessories, home goods, and souvenirs.Following the success of Nintendo NY (formerly Nintendo World) in New York City, the San Francisco location aims to provide a similar immersive experience for West Coast fans. The New York store has been a popular destination since its 2016 renovation, and the San Francisco store is expected to follow suit.Reservations will be required for the grand opening, with details on how to secure a spot expected soon. For those eager to attend, Nintendo offered a chance to win a trip to the grand opening through the My Nintendo x Nintendo San Francisco Sweepstakes. This sweepstakes offered a three-night, four-day trip to San Francisco, including a tour of the new store during the launch event.The store's location in Union Square offers convenient access via public transportation. Visitors can easily reach the store by taking BART or MUNI to the Powell Street station, or by using the Powell-Hyde or Powell-Mason cable car lines. The vibrant Union Square area also offers numerous dining and shopping options, making the Nintendo store a perfect addition to a day out in the city.Check for Reservation Updates: Stay informed about reservation procedures to ensure you can attend the grand opening.Explore Union Square: Take advantage of the surrounding area's diverse offerings before or after your Nintendo store visit.Look for Exclusive Merchandise: Keep an eye out for unique items available only at the San Francisco location.The San Francisco store marks another step in Nintendo's expanding retail presence, offering fans more opportunities to engage with the brand and acquire exclusive merchandise. With its prime location and unique offerings, the store is poised to become a must-visit destination for Nintendo enthusiasts.
