Card Shops in Arkansas

Arkansas runs 43 independent listings and 20 chain locations across 29 cities. The order at the top is not the one the population map would predict: Fort Smith leads with 7 independent shops, ahead of Little Rock on 4 and Jonesboro on 4.

The chain side here is 17 GameStop and 3 Vintage Stock locations — one of the few states where the mix is not GameStop alone. 6 Arkansas cities have only a chain listing, and 14 have exactly one shop of any kind, which is the usual shape for a state with a lot of small towns and two mid-sized metros.

Category classification is close to even by Arkansas standards: 41 trading card games, 28 sports cards, 6 both. Of the 48 shops with a posted schedule, 33 open all seven days.

Every Arkansas entry carries an address and a map link; 55 carry a phone number, 48 post hours, and 40 link to a website. 53 have a Google rating attached, which is what the ranking on each list page is built from. Stock, buy prices and event nights are not fields in this dataset, so nothing here can tell you what is in a case today. Spa City Cards & Collectibles LLC in Hot Springs (5.0 stars from 62 reviews), Roll & Play in Conway (5.0 stars from 42 reviews), and Card World of Bryant in Bryant (4.9 stars from 47 reviews) lead the state ranking.

Website coverage is the thinnest field in the state: 40 of 63 listings link to one, against 55 with a phone number. 21 records are thin enough overall that we keep them out of search results. Ratings are better represented — 53 listings carry one — which is what makes the state ranking meaningful at all.