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24 Mar 2025

THE NEXT LONDON GAMING MARKET IS ON 29 JUNE - TICKETS ON SALE NOW! 💰🕹️ @ReplayEvents #retrogaming #gamersunite

The ONLY dedicated gaming market in London is back for its TENTH year.

The London Gaming Market is THE place to buy retro video-games, board games and merchandise all in one place.

The next market will take place on Sunday 29th June 2025.

The event starts at 10:30 and the event will close at 16:30.

-Advance Entrance starts from 10:30, tickets cost £8.00 per person. Under 16's must purchase a ticket for this at the door.

-Second door entry is at 12:00 for just £5.00 per ticket. Under 16's must purchase a ticket for this at the door.

-Third door entry is at 13:30 for just £5.00 per ticket. Under 16's must purchase a ticket for this at the door.

-Fourth door entry is at 15:00 for just £3.50 per ticket, with under 16's free with a paying adult.

Under 16s require a ticket for entry before 15:00. Under 5s do not require a ticket for this event.

Brought to you by experienced games expo organisers Replay Events, the London Gaming Market is the only event of its kind held in the heart of London.

So if gaming is your passion you are sure to find unique, nostalgic and rare items from our fantastic vendors.

Whether you are a veteran market attendee or new to the show, come along and join us for a fantastic day of gaming and shopping.

🔗Click the link below to purchase your ticket!

London Gaming Market - Sunday 29th June 2025 Tickets, Sun 29 Jun 2025 at 10:30 | Eventbrite

6 Nov 2023

Cardiff Gaming Market - 22nd October 2023 "Britt's Birthday Bonanza!"🕹️ @ReplayEvents #Retrogamer #Retrogaming

I’ve attended several Replay events over the years, and they have all been well organised, with some great stalls present that always have something that catches my eye.

There were two things that had my trousers a-twirling this time around, though. Firstly, this was to be the first (as far as I’m aware) games market in my hometown of Cardiff - with the previous closest being in Bristol, several years back.

I’ve often asked folks over the years about a full-blown convention in Cardiff, but as the majority of the pinball and arcade cabinets for these events are based/stored up north, the logistics seem to be an issue, for now at least.

The second thing that made the day so special, was that the gaming market was due in my hometown...on my 40th Birthday, October 22nd 1983. A date I’m sure resonates with everyone reading this because you’ve got it tattooed on your face because I play such an intrinsic part in each of your lives. Needless to say, I was excited. Especially as this was the first gaming event that we (@kingdomofcarts and I) would be taking our two-year-old son - Brian Blessed* - to.