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Those who participate in the St. Louis Wildlife Area will encounter some rare Pokémon.

After all Pokémon Go Safari Zones are cancelled in 2020, trainers in the St. Louis area can participate in their celebration this weekend. Those who have tickets will be able to experience the event in person, while those who have not responded will be able to experience it in the comfort of their homes.

Those who wanted to participate but did not initially buy tickets in 2020 are out of luck. In order to maintain a safe social distance, no new tickets have been sold for any global event. But those who bought tickets in 2020 can participate in the event, provided they have responded.

Those who play at home will have the same rare Pokémon spawning and in-game benefits as other players, just like the Online Go Festival and the 2020 online makeup event for trainers who have not returned Safari Zone tickets.

Here is everything you need to know about St. Louis Pokémon Go Safari Zone.

The trainer should have received an email in their inbox explaining how to respond on the day of their scheduled event. Many trainers report that they did not receive emails, but many trainers successfully registered for their event by contacting in-app support.

Those who don't know how to reply and want to do so a day or so before the event are even lucky enough to get their reply code. Although there is no official deadline for responding, as long as the code is activated, it is likely to be completed at any time before the start of the event.

The St. Louis event was held in Tower Grove Park at 4257 Northeast Drive. There are two entrances, the east entrance and the west entrance. Although it is recommended that you start from the entrance specified on the ticket, there is no difference in experience from one or the other.

The east entrance is located at 2840-2836 South Grand Boulevard, the intersection of Grand Boulevard and Main Drive. The west entrance is on the main lane of the National Day.

The start time is also displayed on your ticket, and will specify whether the event will start for you at 9 a.m. or 11 a.m. Central Time. Trainers can show up at any time, but their games will not reflect the event until the start time shown on the ticket.

For those looking for parking spaces and directions, this information and other frequently asked questions can be found on the FAQ page.

A wide variety of Pokémon can be caught at events in St. Louis-many of which rarely spawn in the wild. The list of Pokémon that will be spawned in the event is listed below, and if they can be captured as a shiny version, they are marked with an asterisk.

In addition to the theme activity Pokémon spawning in the wild, there are some special research and field studies, additional PokéStops on site and special two-kilometer eggs. The incense will last for eight hours, and the bait will last for four hours.

There will also be a cashless merchandise tent where fans can access Pokémon merchandise, and there will be some interesting photo opportunities around the park. Participants in the live event will also receive a rare Pokémon TCG promotional card, which contains a code to unlock Professor Willow’s additional special research.