Pokémon GO Wild Area Coordinates 2026: 14 Rally Stops

Seven stamps. Two host cities. Plenty of reasons to keep moving. Pokémon GO Wild Area 2026 lands in Sendai and Mexico City on November 6–8, with mighty Pokémon and a citywide Stamp Rally competing for your attention. Start with the Wild Area coordinates below, pick your first stop, and spend less of your ticketed day searching the map.

Want a starting point right away? Head for Tsutsujigaoka Park in Sendai: 38.259700, 140.897045, or Monumento a la Revolución in Mexico City: 19.436179, -99.154629. The Sendai coordinate table and Mexico City coordinate table cover all seven rally locations in each city.

Drop your pin at the landmark, then look for the stamp-marked PokéStop in-game. The coordinates get you to the area; the stamp icon tells you where to spin.

Keep two finish times in mind. Event gameplay ends at 6 p.m., while the Stamp Rally stays open until 8 p.m. on your main ticketed day. Chase your catches and battles first, then use those extra two hours to pick up missing stamps.

1 Sendai: Seven Official Stamp Rally Stops

Starting fresh in Sendai? Tsutsujigaoka Park puts you near the in-person activities. Coming off the train instead? Daterium and Jyukyo Park sit on opposite sides of Sendai Station. Grab those two stops before heading farther across town.

Here’s a westbound route to save: Tsutsujigaoka Park → Daterium → Jyukyo Park → Sendai City Museum → Nishi Park → Nishikicho Park → AEON Mall Sendai Kamisugi. Staying near the mall? Flip the order. Use walking directions between stops, and leave a little breathing room for a mighty Pokémon detour.

The Sendai • Tohoku event reaches across Miyagi Prefecture. Your seven stamps, though, are all in Sendai. Keep this city loop handy if a full Scrapbook is the goal.

Need a closer look at Sendai? Open the full-size event map. Pokémon GO official source.

2 Mexico City: Seven Official Stamp Rally Stops

Mexico City makes you work a little harder for the full set. The seven stops run through Roma, Condesa, Reforma, and Polanco, so a random zigzag can eat into your catching time. Start near your hotel and tackle neighboring stops together.

Try this circuit: Monumento a la Revolución → Jardín Pushkin → Parque México → Estela de Luz → Ángel de la Independencia → Liverpool Polanco → Parque América. Staying in Polanco? Start with the last two and work back. Check the longer legs before deciding to walk the whole thing.

Your Mexico City Wild Area weekend. Pokémon GO official source.

3 Global: Five Locations for Your Wild Area Weekend

Skipping the host cities? You still have November 14–15. Wild Area Global runs wherever you play, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. local time. These five picks from our best Pokémon GO locations and coordinates guide give you a starting point. For big battles, check local meetups before choosing your spot.

Steel and Dragon types lead the hunt this year. Between stamps, mighty Pokémon, and Max Battles, the temptation is to chase everything. Give yourself a shortlist before the clock starts. Here’s where to put your time:

• Get the stamp before you move on. Spin the Photo Disc showing the stamp icon, then tap or hold the stamp sheet to place your stamp. Open your Scrapbook to make sure it counted.
• Save room for mighty Pokémon. GO Safari Balls improve your chance of catching them. During Global, spins at PokéStops and Gyms can award them; they are usable during the 10 a.m.–6 p.m. event window.
• Bring a battle plan. Global features Dynamax Dialga on Saturday and Dynamax Palkia on Sunday. Gigantamax Duraludon appears in six-star Max Battles, while Machamp wearing a modern jacket appears in three-star raids.
• Work a Route into your hunt. Global offers a chance of mighty Pokémon encounters on Routes. Our guide to finding and following Pokémon GO Routes gets you started.

Hunting Hisuian Sliggoo? Ticket holders can find it in the wild at the in-person events. Playing Global instead? The optional ticket adds Special Research, increased Shiny chances, and extra bonuses. Pick the rewards you actually want to chase.

Add modern-jacket Machamp to your raid shortlist. Pokémon GO official source.

Sendai or Mexico City? The coordinates are the easy part. Flights, hotel rooms, and getting around a new city take rather more planning. If you want to move your in-game location from home, AnyTo Pokémon GO spoofer gives you coordinate search, movement controls, and Pokémon GO map tools for iOS and Android. Its desktop Bluetooth game mode supports the official Pokémon GO app. No Error 12 trouble.

Paste a rally landmark, line up your next stops, and use the joystick to explore nearby. Choose the setup that fits your device before the event clock starts.

AnyTo's Key Features

• Jump straight to the Wild Area locations. Paste a Sendai or Mexico City coordinate into AnyTo and teleport to your chosen landmark. Less map searching, more time for your Wild Area hunt.
• Seven stops, one planned route. Connect rally locations with Multi-spot Mode and set your movement speed. Follow the route, then collect each stamp in Pokémon GO.
• Keep the official Pokémon GO app. AnyTo’s desktop Bluetooth game mode for iOS works with the official app. No jailbreak needed.
• Scout spawns before you move. Use the built-in Pokémon search tools to check available spawn locations and pick your next target without wandering blindly.
• Put raids on your radar. Check the raid map for nearby bosses and locations. Find a battle worth joining before making your next move.

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How to Use AnyTo for GO Wild Area

Got your first coordinate? Here’s the mobile setup:

Step 1. Install AnyTo on your phone.

Step 2. Open AnyTo and finish the setup. Follow the connection and permission prompts for your device. Keep Pokémon GO ready for the next step.

Step 3. Enter your Wild Area coordinate. Search for your chosen stop, check the map pin, and select Teleport Mode. Confirm the move, then open Pokémon GO to check your location. For Sendai, you can start with 38.259700, 140.897045.

Ready to scout the area? Tap the Poké Ball button to open the Pokémon GO tools. Turn on the map information you need, such as raids or PokéStops, then choose your next destination. For the rally itself, follow the stamp icon in Pokémon GO and collect each stamp in-game.

Prefer a bigger screen? Follow the AnyTo desktop setup guide. Keep the Pokémon GO cooldown chart handy when changing locations.

1 Do I need a ticket at these coordinates?

For Sendai and Mexico City, yes. You need the matching event ticket for your chosen day to access the in-person event gameplay. Global gives you free gameplay worldwide, with an optional paid ticket for extra rewards.

2 Can I complete the Stamp Rally with an Extra Day add-on?

No. Your rally belongs to your main ticketed day, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. local time. An Extra Day add-on gives you more gameplay, but not another rally. Finish those seven stamps on your main date.

3 Can I play Wild Area Global from home?

Yes, Global runs wherever you live. Your at-home options depend on the spawns, PokéStops, and battles within reach. Want more to do? A nearby park or Trainer meetup gives you more ground to cover.

4 Why are event Pokémon not appearing?

Start with the clock. Is it event time at that location? Then check your ticket date and event area. Still missing your target? Check how it appears: wild spawns, Incense encounters, and raid bosses use different encounter methods. For rally stamps, find the stamp-marked PokéStop shown in your Scrapbook.

Save these Pokémon GO Wild Area coordinates before event day, choose your first stop, and build your hunt around the Pokémon you want most. Sendai and Mexico City each have seven rally locations to explore, while Global gives you another weekend to keep the hunt going. Want your movement controls ready too? Try AnyTo to enter coordinates, plan your route, and practice with the joystick before the event starts.

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Article by Ryan Miles

Ryan Miles is a seasoned gamer and mobile strategy writer with over 5 years of hands-on experience in Pokémon GO spoofing and GPS-based games. Known for breaking down complex location tricks into beginner-friendly guides, Ryan’s mission is simple: help you explore more, catch faster, and play smarter without ever leaving home.