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While Pokémon Go hasn't even been out a month yet, the franchise has been around for years, together both the new app and the original games and movies have a large fan base. Tucson is no exception.
It's hard to go almost anywhere without seeing someone with their head buried in their phone trying to find the nearest Pokémon.
Tucson businesses have picked up on this offering specials for those playing or simply using their many poke stops and a few lures to their advantage.
While you can go to parks round Tucson or even attend Reid Park Zoo's Pokémon Go Safari Nights every Saturday to hunt, you can also party with other Pokémon trainers at the Loft.
On Wednesday, Aug. 3 the Loft Cinema (3233 E. Speedway Blvd.) is hosting a Pokémon party for all those with Pokémon fever.
Serving as both a PokéStop and a gym, the Loft is hosting a Pokémon-themed Cosplay costume on stage and showing the classic 2002 Pokémon theatrical release, Pokémon Heroes: The Movie!
Regular admission prices apply. Tickets and more information can be found on the Loft website.
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