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There are only two days left until the launch of the new Monster Mash album in Monopoly Go. While you should strive to unlock final rewards in the current album, it is also essential to prepare for the new gameplay mechanics arriving with the new album.

Monster Mash album runs from September 23 to November 25, spanning one of the most important holidays of the second half of the year: Halloween.

Monopoly Go hosts special Halloween events almost every year, but this time they have launched Trick or Treat board raid event, which will accompany you throughout the entire Monster Mash season!

So, how does this event work, and what rewards can you earn? We'll walk you through the details to help you get ready.

Trick or Treat duration

Overall, the event's schedule aligns closely with the start and end dates of Monster Mash album, with only a difference of a few hours. To avoid unnecessary losses due to timing errors, here is the specific duration for Trick or Treat (approximately nine weeks):

• Starts: September 23, 2026, at 1:00 PM ET
• Ends: November 25, 2026, at 11:59 AM ET

How does the event work?

Monopoly Go classifies Trick or Treat as a board raid event. When you prepare to launch a raid, the game presents the boards of five target friends. Each board features a house that hides either a pleasant surprise or a spooky scare.

Before making your final choice, you can freely switch between the friends you wish to visit. However, once you tap and select a specific house, the game locks in that friend as the sole target for the raid; the subsequent showdown and reward calculation will take place on that friend's board.

After selecting a house, you engage in a dice-roll showdown against the opponent: both parties roll simultaneously, and the player with the higher roll wins the candy reward hidden inside the house.

If both players roll the exact same number, resulting in a tie, Monopoly Go triggers a Win-Win outcome. In this scenario, neither you nor your friend suffers a loss; instead, both of you receive generous amounts of candy and extra rewards.

While exploring houses, beyond the dice showdowns, there are hidden ghosts that can appear at any moment. If you encounter a ghost in a house you've chosen, the current board raid session will end immediately.

Fortunately, while a ghost interrupts your exploration streak, you won't lose any of the candy or rewards you've successfully collected up to that point.

What are Trick or Treat rewards?

First, this event is triggered when you land on Railroad tiles or draw a Chance card while moving around Monopoly Go board. This mechanic will likely feel very familiar: yes, triggering Trick or Treat is closely tied to tournament gameplay.

In tournaments that support Trick or Treat feature, successfully completing house selections and showdowns earns you generous tournament points in addition to candy.

The better you perform during house visits, such as making a successful choice, winning a showdown, or triggering a win-win tie, the more points you earn. We surmise that the final point total is linked to the amount of candy you've won.

These points directly fill the tournament progress bar, helping you quickly unlock free dice or sticker packs which can contain new Monopoly Go stickers, to rapidly complete Monster Mash album early in the season.

Additionally, the dice multiplier mechanic applies to Trick or Treat. This means that if you land on Railroad tiles with a specific multiplier active and play the event, your final point total will be significantly boosted by that multiplier.

Note that specific reward values and point conversion rates are not fixed; point yields depend on the type of Monopoly Go tournament and the event phase currently in effect. Therefore, be sure to check the specific rules of the current tournament before committing many dice.

Exclusive social mechanics

Trick or Treat is more than just a house-selection raid; it also features a two-way social gifting system. This mechanism continues to operate in the background even when you aren't actively playing the game.

Monopoly Go includes a dedicated gift inbox and visit history log for this feature. When a friend obtains shareable candy during a raid and sends it to you, the rewards are automatically deposited into your inbox, ready for you to claim the next time you log in.

You can check your activity log to see which friends have visited your board, view the results of those face-offs, and see who has brought you extra Halloween candy.

To balance the game ecosystem and prevent players from being raided excessively, Monopoly Go has implemented a protection mechanism for Trick or Treat event: there is a limit on the number of friend visits a player can receive within a specific timeframe.

If you attempt to visit a friend and receive a notification that their candy bag is full or the visit limit has been reached, it means that friend cannot accept any more visits at the moment.

There is no need to worry, however. Simply follow the in-game prompts to exit the current screen, select a different eligible friend from your list, and initiate a new raid to keep playing Trick or Treat.

Extra tips

Clearly, Trick or Treat event relies heavily on friends and board interaction mechanics; given the visit limits, having enough active friends is crucial.

Therefore, before the event begins, it is recommended that you find and add more active players, whether through in-game social features or third-party platforms like forums, to ensure you always have targets available when you trigger a raid.

In short, if you want to collect new stickers and other rewards during Monster Mash season, including those from daily activities like Monopoly Go tournaments, Trick or Treat event is definitely worth taking advantage of. Get ready for it!

As the current Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes album in Monopoly Go enters its final phase, player attention is shifting toward the next album. Based on currently available information, the upcoming album will feature a Halloween theme titled Monster Mash and will seamlessly follow the current season.

Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes Nears Its End

Launched on July 29, Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes is set to conclude on September 23. Spanning eight weeks, the album includes 21 sets and 189 stickers, while introducing new elements such as 6-star stickers.

Happy Harvest album offered more than just the Looney Tunes collaboration; it also featured unique farming mechanics - such as the ability to plant crops and harvest rewards while landing on the Free Parking tile.

Typically, the end date of the previous album marks the launch of the new one. With September 23 fast approaching, details regarding the next album are beginning to surface.

Monster Mash Details: A Halloween Monster Theme

The leaked title for the upcoming album is Monster Mash. According to current information, it is projected to feature:

• Start Date: September 23, 2026
• End Date: November 25, 2026
• Theme: Monsters / Halloween
• Sets: 22
• Stickers: 198

If these details remain unchanged, Monster Mash will be slightly larger in scale than Happy Harvest. While Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes comprised 21 sets and 189 stickers, Monster Mash is expected to include 22 sets and 198 stickers. This means the new album will contain one additional set - equating to nine extra stickers.

Notably, Monster Mash does not appear to be a major IP collaboration - such as Pokémon or DC - that some players had hoped for. Current information suggests an album built entirely around festival theme.

First 11 Sets Revealed

Although not all the Monopoly Go stickers of new album has been fully unveiled yet, the first 11 sets revealed so far offer a glimpse into the overall artistic direction of Monster Mash.

Unlike the farm theme of Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes, Monster Mash aims to create a fully realized Halloween world. Judging by the current card designs, elements such as monsters, pumpkins, ghosts, magic, and castles aren't merely decorative accents; they form the core visual identity of the album.

Notably, Monster Mash maintains the signature Monopoly Go cartoon style. Even with traditional horror elements like monsters and ghosts, the design leans towards cute, exaggerated, and mildly spooky aesthetics rather than pure horror.

The scenes and interactive elements featured on some cards have led players to speculate whether Monster Mash will introduce new gameplay mechanics tied to the album's theme - much like Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes did with features such as Infinite Harvest (planting and harvesting crops on the board) and Porky's Cafe (using duplicate stickers to fulfill orders).

If Monster Mash follows this design philosophy, the Halloween theme will likely extend beyond stickers and decorations to include a new collection or interactive system. We might even see mechanics like candy collecting or haunted house exploration on the board in the new season.

How Should Players Prepare Now?

For players aiming to make a strong push in the next album, September 23rd is a crucial date.

First, check your current sticker inventory. If you have incomplete sets, look for trading opportunities before the album ends. For low-star duplicates, consider recycling them through trading or the Vault, as they won't carry over to the next season.

Second, if you are still working on the current album, don't give up too soon just because Monster Mash is approaching. As the album enters its final phase, the frequency of Golden Blitz events usually increases, potentially offering new chances to trade for previously hard-to-get gold stickers. For players missing just one or two cards, a final push in these last few days is well worth the effort.

At the same time, you can start stockpiling general resources for Monster Mash. Rather than holding onto old stickers that won't carry over, it is more beneficial to accumulate resources like dice and cash, which remain usable in the new season. The launch of a new album is typically accompanied by a series of new events; having a sufficient supply of dice on hand is essential to navigating these events effectively.

In short, the priority right now is not to hoard old cards, but to clear out your inventory, make a final push to finish the current album, and save your general resources for Monster Mash. It is a safer bet to wait until the new album launches on September 23rd and then adjust your collection strategy based on the actual card sets and event schedule revealed.

Conclusion

The outline of Monster Mash is already taking shape: it launches on September 23rd, features a Halloween monster theme, and is expected to include 22 sets and 198 stickers. As more sets and card designs are revealed, players will gain a clearer picture of the album's full content.

However, the new stickers may not be the only thing worth anticipating. Previous events like Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes (specifically Infinite Harvest and Porky's Cafe) experimented with integrating album themes directly into gameplay mechanics. It remains to be seen whether Monster Mash will introduce similar Halloween-exclusive mechanics and how the Gold Sticker and album completion rewards will be designed. Let's wait and see what surprises Monster Mash has in store for players.