Amazon has lowered the price of the Magic: The Gathering Star Trek Play Booster Box for a second time, and the set still isn’t out. It now sells for $124.95. Universes Beyond sets like this one carry an MSRP of $209.70, which puts the discount at 40%.
The box was already selling well below MSRP before launch. Amazon then trimmed a few more dollars off it this week, days before the set reaches players around the world.
The price per pack at $124.95
The $124.95 price works out to roughly $4.17 for each Play Booster. Buying at MSRP costs $6.99 per pack.
If you’re chasing the rarest cards, there’s a drawback. Your odds of pulling them from Play Boosters are much lower, since Collector Boosters carry most of the alternative art treatments.
You’re more likely to find high-value cards in Collector Boosters. Those packs retail for about $40 apiece when they’re in stock, and they frequently go for more.
Who the box suits
The box is the best fit for Star Trek fans who haven’t played Magic before. It gives you a large stack of cards at a low price, either for putting a deck together or for improving one of the set’s Commander precons.
The precons have dropped in price as well. The Commander Deck bundle sells for $209.99, down from an MSRP of $225, and it’s the best deal of the early batch. Picking up each new deck on its own would run $90 more than the bundle.
Crossover after crossover in 2026
This year Magic has already released crossovers with Marvel Super Heroes, The Hobbit and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Star Trek closes out the 2026 lineup and takes the game back to space one year after Edge of Eternities.
More discounts on the way
Amazon says its official Black Friday sale begins November 19. A few early MTG deals are already live, with more expected in the coming days.
The Play Booster Box at $124.95, about $4.17 per pack, is currently the cheapest way to get into the Star Trek set.