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Pokémon Go Fest 2021 habitat rotation times explained

During the first day of Go Fest 2021 – Saturday, July 17 – you will be able to enjoy four different habitat hours – Jungle, Desert Mountain, Ocean Beach, and Cave.

Each habitat sees a different selection of Pokémon appearing in the wild more frequently, and if you’re a Go Fest ticket holder, specific Pokémon will be attracted to incense during those hours.

Each habitat lasts one hour and occurs twice a day, meaning each habitat will be available for two hours.

The habitats will rotate globally in the order of Jungle, Desert Mountain, Ocean Beach, and Cave, with that rotation starting at 10:00 AM in the first time zone, which is UTC + 14.

This rotation will then continue throughout the event – from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (local time) – and therefore the first hour of habitat you encounter may not be the jungle.

Here are the starting regions for four regions around the world:

• UK (BST / UTC +1) – Desert Mountain
• Europe (CEST / UTC +2) – Jungle
• US East Coast (EDT / UTC -4) – Ocean Beach
• West Coast of the United States (PDT / UTC – 7) – Desert Mountain

If you don’t fill in any of the regions above, please use the table below to check your habitat rotation, and if you don’t know which UTC is your time zone, you can use this time zone converter.

Music-related Pokémon, such as Chimecho, Kricketot, and Audino, will also appear throughout each hour of the habitat, alongside a new Pikachu costume. It will also be easier to find shiny Pokémon on this day.

If you’ve purchased a Go Fest 2021 ticket, you’ll be able to complete a new Special Research Quest, four Collectible Challenges – one for each Habitat – and help complete challenges in the Global Challenge Arena.

Legendary raid times schedules for Pokémon Go Fest 2021 explained

The second day of Go Fest 2021 – Sunday, July 18 – is all about Legendary Pokémon Raids, and for this reason, you’ll have the opportunity to fight all the Legendary Pokémon released in Pokémon Go so far.

To ensure that each Legendary Pokémon will be available for the same amount of time, they’ve been divided into four raid hours – Wind, Lava, Frost, and Thunder.

Each raid hour lasts one hour and occurs twice during the day, which means that each raid hour will be available for two hours.

Below you can find the legendary raid hour schedule for the second day, Sunday July 18, of Go Fest 2021:

• 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. (local time) – Wind
• 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. (local time) – Washing
• 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. (local time) – Frost
• 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. (local time) – Tonnerre
• 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. (local time) – Wind
• 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. (local time) – Lava
• 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. (local time) – Frost
• 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. (local time) – Tonnerre

If you purchased a ticket for Go Fest 2021, then you will be able to complete a timed search quest for eight Ranged Raid Passes and earn an additional 10,000 XP when you win a raid!

Each Pokémon that has appeared in the wild more frequently on the first day of Go Fest 2021 will also continue to appear on that day.

List of Jungle Habitat Pokémon for Go Fest 2021

Throughout the Jungle Habitat’s opening hours on the first day of Go Fest 2021 – Saturday, July 17 – the following Pokémon will appear in the wild more frequently:

• Ekans
• Tangela
• Sickle
• aipom
• Lotad
• lazy
• Chimchar
• Croagunk
• Snivy
• Sewaddle
• Alolan Exeggutor
• Froakie

If you purchased a Go Fest 2021 ticket, you will be able to find the Pokémon listed below using incense during the opening hours of the Jungle Habitat:

List of Desert Mountain Habitat Pokémon for Go Fest 2021

During Desert Mountain Habitat opening hours on the first day of Go Fest 2021 – Saturday, July 17 – the following Pokémon will appear in the wild more frequently:

• Growlithe
• Skarmory
• Larvitar
• Aron
• Trapinch
• Cacnee
• Shield
• Hippopotamus
• Crust
• Ferroseed
• Alolan Geodude

Players who have purchased a ticket for Go Fest 2021 will be able to attract the following Pokémon by using incense during Desert Mountain hours:

List of Pokémon in Ocean Beach’s habitat for Go Fest 2021

During Ocean Beach Habitat opening hours on the first day of Go Fest 2021 – Saturday, July 17 – these Pokémon appear more frequently in the wild:

• Magikarp
• Dratini
• Chinchou
• Marill
• Carvanha
• groan
• Swablu
• Feebas
• Spheal
• Eardrum
• Fancy
• Alomomola
• Tynamo

Purchasing a Go Fest 2021 ticket will attract the following Pokémon to Frankincense during this habitat time:

List of Cave Habitat Pokémon for Go Fest 2021

Throughout the cave habitat’s opening hours during the first day of Go Fest 2021 – Saturday, July 17 – the Pokémon listed below appear more frequently in the wild:

• Toothed
• Snorlax
• Gligar
• Ralts
• Sableye
• Beldum
• Rye rola
• Wooba
• Vanillite
• Joltik
• Deino
• Galarian Stunfisk

By purchasing a Go Fest 2021 ticket, you will be able to find the following Pokémon using Incense during Cave Habitat hours:

List of Windy Hour Pokémon for Go Fest 2021

During the Windy Hours on the second day of Go Fest 2021 – Sunday, July 18 – you can fight the following Legendary Pokémon in Five Star Raids:

List of Lava Hour Pokémon for Go Fest 2021

Throughout the lava hours on the second day of Go Fest 2021 – Sunday, July 18 – you face off against these Legendary Pokémon in five-star raids:

List of Frost Hour Pokémon for Go Fest 2021

During the freezing hours of the second day of Go Fest 2021 – Sunday, July 18 – you can find these Legendary Pokémon in Five Star Raids:

Depending on your region, you will also be able to fight Uxie, Mesprit or Azelf during this hour.

Uxie will be available in Asia and the Pacific. Mesprit in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and India. Azelf will be available in the Americas and Greenland.

The season of discovery has arrived! Current events include Go Battle League Season 8, the addition of Raid Achievements, and the Bidoof Breakout event. Don’t forget the next Go Fest 2021 in July! Meanwhile, the last major update saw an increase in level cap – including the addition of XL Candy, increases to some sources of XP, and the addition of Platinum Medals.

Thunder Hour Pokémon list for Go Fest 2021

The Thunder Hours on the second day of Go Fest 2021 – Sunday, July 18 – will see you face off against these Legendary Pokémon in five-star raids:

Have fun during Go Fest 2021!