Pokemon Night Out Spoofing Guide: Intuit Dome & O2 Arena Coordinates
Pokemon Night Out Spoofing Guide: Intuit Dome & O2 Arena Coordinates
Pokemon Night Out spoofing is the only realistic route to the new Location-Background Pikachu and Gengar for anyone without a concert ticket. Both raids are locked to two geofences: Intuit Dome in LA on October 24, and the O2 Arena in London on November 10. Here are the coordinates and the catch order for both nights.
Quick answer
Yes, Pokemon Night Out spoofing works like any other geofenced Pokémon GO event: set your rooted Android’s GPS to the venue coordinates and the app treats you as present. For Intuit Dome (LA, October 24) that’s roughly 33.9451°N, 118.3431°W, and for the O2 Arena (London, November 10) it’s roughly 51.5030°N, 0.0032°E. Doing this unlocks the one-star Pikachu and three-star Gengar raids with the exclusive city Location Background, the venue’s Toxtricity Timed Research, and boosted Unown P/N/O spawns, both raid bosses can be shiny, without buying a ticket.
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Pokemon Night Out is tied to two real concert dates, and Niantic has geofenced the bonus content to each venue rather than making it global. That means the one-star Pikachu raid, the three-star Gengar raid, a venue-specific Location Background, Toxtricity Timed Research and boosted Unown P, N and O spawns only appear inside a tight radius around Intuit Dome or the O2 Arena.
Without a ticket, the only way to stand inside that radius is to move your account there virtually. That is why Pokemon Night Out spoofing has become the default plan for players who are not flying to LA or London for a concert.
Intuit Dome coordinates: Los Angeles, October 24
Set your rooted Android’s location to approximately 33.9451°N, 118.3431°W to place yourself inside the Intuit Dome geofence for the October 24 show. This drops you near the arena’s main concourse, which has historically been inside the activation radius for similar Niantic venue events.
Arrive a few minutes before the window opens where possible, since geofenced content can take a moment to populate after the spoof lands. Keep the coordinates saved in your GPX app so you can return to the exact same point if the session needs restarting.
O2 Arena coordinates: London, November 10
For the November 10 London date, point your spoofed GPS to approximately 51.5030°N, 0.0032°E. This sits within the O2 Arena’s footprint on the Greenwich peninsula, where the venue’s raids and Timed Research are expected to be centred.
Double-check your device’s time zone before this one. The O2 Arena runs on GMT, and a Pokemon Night Out spoofing session started under the wrong local clock is the most common reason players miss the opening of a short event window.
Setting your rooted Android’s GPS to the venue
Enter the venue coordinates into your GPX or joystick app as a single point rather than a route, since you are aiming to appear stationary inside a small geofence rather than walking a loop. Confirm mock location permissions are active and that your spoofing app is set as the current mock provider before opening Pokémon GO.
Test the jump on a quiet area first to confirm the spoof is holding, then move to the saved Intuit Dome or O2 Arena point only once you are ready to interact with the raid or research.
Vital Security Step: Hide Your IP
Spoofing your GPS without hiding your IP is a red flag to Niantic’s anti-cheat system – if your GPS says one location and your IP says another, you risk detection. We use Surfshark VPN because its GPS-override feature matches your IP to your spoofed location automatically.
Hide My Location (82% Off)Catch order: raids, research and spawns in one session
Work the Pikachu raid first since one-star raids resolve fastest and clear your lobby queue, then move straight into the Gengar three-star raid while the geofence is still active. Both can be soloed with a reasonably levelled account, but inviting remote friends speeds up the Gengar fight considerably.
Once the raids are done, pick up the Toxtricity Timed Research before leaving the area, since some steps are gated to the venue itself. Spin a few stops on your way out to bank the boosted Unown spawns before moving your account elsewhere.
Shiny odds for Pikachu and Gengar
Both the Location-Background Pikachu and the Gengar raid boss can appear shiny, following Niantic’s usual event-boosted shiny rates rather than the base-game odds. There is no guarantee on any single encounter, so treat extra raid passes as extra rolls rather than a certainty.
Catch every Pikachu and Gengar you get the chance at during the window rather than box-checking one of each. Shiny checks only apply to the encounter screen, so a quick glance before throwing a ball is worth the extra few seconds.
Toxtricity Timed Research and boosted Unown spawns
The venue’s Toxtricity Timed Research is expected to reward event-themed items alongside the encounter itself, and like the raids it is locked to the geofence rather than available city-wide. Complete it in the same visit as the raids so you are not forced to spoof back to the exact coordinates later.
Unown P, N and O get a spawn boost inside the same radius, which is useful for anyone still missing those letters for the Alphabet medal. Spin stops slowly on the way out rather than rushing, since Unown spawns are easy to miss in a crowded map.
Timing both nights without account strain
Intuit Dome and the O2 Arena are roughly eight hours apart in local time, and sixteen days apart on the calendar, so there is no need to chain the two Pokemon Night Out spoofing sessions back to back. Treat them as two separate, well-rested visits.
Apply a sensible cooldown between any significant location jump and the next one, rather than teleporting straight from a home route into the venue and back out again. A calm, deliberate session is far less noticeable than a rapid round trip.
Choosing a rooted phone before October 24
A dedicated rooted Android avoids exposing your main account’s login and location history to experimental spoofing software. Look for 6 GB of RAM or more, a recent Android version with root support, and a battery that can hold a session without overheating.
Buying and configuring a phone the week of the event is stressful and leaves no time to fix a bad root. Set the device up now, test a jump to both venue coordinates in advance, and keep it ready for both dates.
Final planning checklist
Save both venue coordinates, confirm your local-to-venue time conversion for October 24 and November 10, and test your mock location setup before either date arrives. Keep a VPN running so your IP matches your spoofed GPS.
Plan your catch order ahead of time: Pikachu raid, Gengar raid, Toxtricity research, then Unown spawns on the way out. A short written plan prevents fumbling the sequence during a short, geofenced window.
Pokemon Night Out spoofing: key takeaways
Pokemon Night Out spoofing comes down to two fixed points on the map and a short list of time-sensitive rewards. Getting Pokemon Night Out spoofing right means having coordinates ready, a rooted device tested in advance, and a VPN that keeps your IP consistent with your location.
Before either date, verify the coordinates against the in-game map once the geofence is live, since venue radii can shift slightly between announcement and event. For more event coverage, see our spoofing guides hub for the latest updates.
Buying recommendation
If you plan to attend both Intuit Dome on October 24 and the O2 Arena on November 10, a dedicated rooted Android is worth setting up now rather than later. Prioritise a stable root, decent battery life and a VPN with GPS-matching support over flagship camera specs.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the coordinates for Intuit Dome?
Use approximately 33.9451°N, 118.3431°W for the October 24 Intuit Dome event in Los Angeles.
What are the coordinates for the O2 Arena?
Use approximately 51.5030°N, 0.0032°E for the November 10 O2 Arena event in London.
Can the Pikachu and Gengar be shiny?
Yes, both the Location-Background Pikachu raid and the Gengar raid boss can appear shiny at event-boosted rates.
Do I need a ticket to get the Location Background?
No, standing inside the venue geofence, including virtually through spoofing, is enough to unlock the raids, research and Location Background.
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