Game Details:

Developer: Game Freak
Publisher: Nintendo / The Pokémon Company
Platform: Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo 2DS
Release Date(s): November 21st, 2014 (JPN), November 21st, 2014 (USA), November 28th, 2014 (EUR), November 21st, 2014 (AUS), November 21st, 2014 (KOR)
Mode(s): Single Player, Multiplayer
Rating(s): CERO: A (JPN), ESRB: E (USA), PEGI: 3+ (EUR)
Controller(s): Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo 2DS
Extra Contents: ORAS Main Page, Patches, Eon Ticket, Super Training, Demo, Mine Cart Adventure, Poké Doll Grabber, Medals

Eon Ticket Table of Contents

• Eon Ticket (むげんのチケット)
• Eon Ticket Distribution
• Obtaining the Eon Ticket
• Sharing the Eon Ticket via StreetPass
• The Great #EonTicketUK Relay Prize Draw
• Serial Code Distribution

Eon Ticket (むげんのチケット)

The Eon Ticket (むげんのチケット) is a special in-game item for use in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Pokémon Alpha Sapphire. It allows players to revisit the Southern Island to catch Latias or Latios. Players that have the StreetPass function turned on in their Nintendo 3DS can receive it from a person that already has it.

Eon Ticket Distribution

The Eon Ticket was initially distributed via StreetPass around the world at official Nintendo and Pokémon Events. Once players received the ticket, they could also share it via StreetPass to those in their local area. While serial codes were made available around the world, the Eon Ticket could not be redeemed until November 26th, 2014. Below is a list of locations that the ticket was initially distributed for Pokémon Omega Ruby and Pokémon Alpha Sapphire.

Country	Information	Date(s)
United States	Nintendo World Play! Pokémon League Leaders	November 26th, 2014 until January 14, 2015 2014 through 2015
Canada	Play! Pokémon League Leaders	2014 through 2015
United Kingdom	EonTicketUK Relay	November 29th, 2014
Singapore	Pokémon Quiz Competition Maxsoft FaceBook	November 21st, 2014 November 2014
Japan	December 2014 Corocoro Issue - Serial Code	November 15th, 2014
Italy	Pokémon League Organizers and Community Fan Events with 50+ Participants	2014 through 2015
Belgium	Game Mania Groningen Game Mania Rotterdam Centrum Game Mania Maastricht Game Mania Breda Game Mania Amsterdam (District nord-ouest) Game Mania Utrecht	December 6th, 2014
Belgium	Cora - Anderlecht La Louvière Rocourt (Liège)	December 6th, 2014
Luxembourg	Cora - Foetz	December 6th, 2014
France	Le Dresseur Mystère via StreetPass	Started on November 28th, 2014
Netherlands	Game Mania	December 6th, 2014
Australia	Melbourne – JB Hi-Fi Westfield Doncaster, EB Games Swanston St Sydney – EB Games Westfield Parramatta, EB Games Westfield Chatswood Gold Coast – EB Games Robina Town Centre Adelaide - EB Games Rundle Mall Adelaide Perth – EB Games Hay St Auckland – EB Games Queen St	December 1st, 2014
Australia/New Zealand	Melbourne – EB Games Westfield Fountain Gate EB Games Greensborough Plaza Sydney – EB Games Westfield Penrith EB Games Westfield Miranda Brisbane – EB Games Westfield Carindale EB Games Westfield Chermside Adelaide - EB Games Westfield Tea Tree Plaza Perth – EB Games Lakeside Joondalup Auckland – EB Games Sylvia Park	December 18th, 2014
Hungary	Pokémon Meeting - Bagszipoke - Sugár mall	December 6th, 2014
South Korea	Pokémon Winter Carnival 2014 - D-Cube City - Seoul	December 14th, 20th and 21st, 25th to 27th and 28th, 2014

Obtaining the Eon Ticket

Once players have receive the Eon Ticket via StreetPass or Serial Code unlocking, they can visit any Pokémon Center in the game. If a player has just started a new adventure, it make take an hour of game play to reach a Pokémon Center. Players need to talk to the delivery girl in the blue uniform by the desk to receive the Eon Ticket in-game. After receiving the ticket, players should save their game.

Sharing the Eon Ticket via StreetPass

Once players have obtained the Eon Ticket in-game and have confirmed that it is their inventory, they can share theTicket through StreetPass. The BuzzNav function of the PokéNav Plus must be unlocked first by obtaining the first Gym Badge. Players can then activate StreetPass on BuzzNav.

Be an Eon Ticket Ambassador to start the Great #EonTicketUK Relay!

The Pokémon Company launched a dedicated site for people in the United Kingdom to sign up for the The Great #EonTicketUK Relay Prize Draw. Basic details were announced in early November of 2014, but residents needed to signup for their chance to participate in the Relay. People needed to complete the entry form to enter, select their nearest preferred departure location and leave their contact information. People under 18, needed permission of a parent or legal guardian first.


The winners traveled to a GAME store in London and meet Producer Junichi Masuda from GAME FREAK and were given either a Nintendo 2DS Transparent Red + Pokémon Omega Ruby or a Transparent Blue + Pokémon Alpha Sapphire bundle and then returned to a local GAME store in their home area to pick up a Pokémon goody bag and share the Eon Ticket with others via StreetPass. To kick off the Eon Ticket distribution, 15 Pokémon fans were given the opportunity in the UK to be among the first in the UK to get hold of this the Eon Ticket and start the Great #EonTicketUK Relay.

The 15 winners, each with a parent/guardian or a friend, travelled to London on launch day and stayed in a hotel overnight. The following day in London, at an exclusive launch event at the GAME store in Westfield Shopping Centre, Stratford, the attendees got their ticket from Junichi Masuda.

Serial Code Distribution

From Friday, February 27th 2015 until Monday, March 2nd, 2015, players of Pokémon Omega Ruby and Pokémon Alpha Sapphire that had not received the Eon Ticket from another Trainer via StreePass, could get a serial code from Pokemon.com in order to catch either Latias or Latios in their game.

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