Disney Lorcana Stock Checker — How to Use, Where to Find
Ever since Disney Lorcana launched just a few weeks ago, it’s been near impossible to find physical products in-store. Ravensburger even admitted to not printing enough product to meet demand, promising to print more soon. Until then, it’s been hard to figure out where to get cards since they are at limited locations around North America.
Luckily, some collectors have taken it upon themselves to create a stock checker to better help the community find booster packs.
Disney Lorcana Stock Checker Helps TCG Community Locate Cards
A Twitter account known as Disney Lorcana News & Drops has created a super helpful stock checker that will keep the community updated on where they can find booster packs and other collectible items.
You can follow their account for real-time updates or check out their LinkTree to see all of the locations that carry cards. When cards are back in stock or sold out, fans will be updated on the stock checker.
Right now, the retail giants that carry Disney Lorcana include:
- Target
- Barnes & Noble
- Best Buy
- GameStop
- Walmart
- Hot Topic
- FYE
You can also find Disney Lorcana cards at official Disney locations, including Disney Stores and the parks themselves. But you’ll need to follow Disney Lorcana News & Drops or other collectors to ensure they are restocked before heading all the way to one of these spots. These cards sell out very, very fast.
When Are More Cards Coming?
Ravensburger has announced that cards are getting reprinted for The First Chapter.
“Additional booster product will start arriving in North American local game stores in October,” Disney Lorcana tweeted at the start of September. “We are also reprinting Disney Lorcana: The First Chapter, which will be available starting in Q1 2024 in North America and Europe.”
Until then, you can buy singles and booster packs online. Some popular locations include Amazon and TCGPlayer. You can also call local card and hobby shops to see if they have product available.
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