For U.S. Roblox players · October 30, 2026 · By Shivam Das
Quick answer: The best place to start farming The Hollow Tickets after Floor 8 opened is still the event hub's Little Shop of Terror → Visit Games menu—not the Floor 8 maze. Floor 8 is a relic-and-survival challenge, and Roblox has not announced that its Overseer encounter pays a repeatable Ticket bonus. For reliable currency, choose an eligible partner-game objective shown in your live Visit Games panel, complete it, return to The Hollow, and redeem its badge.
Floor 8 has changed the event conversation. Players are testing the WARDEN-themed floor, looking for its relic, and trying to avoid The Overseer. But a new floor does not automatically mean a new currency route. If your goal is to build a Ticket balance for the Little Shop of Terror, keep the distinction clear: floor progression, relic rewards, partner-game badges, and shop Tickets are separate systems.
Is Floor 8 the best Ticket farming spot?
There is no reliable evidence that repeatedly entering Floor 8, surviving The Overseer, or completing its relic objective produces an unlimited Ticket payout. Roblox's official event announcement confirms the nine-monster survival event, its quest-based rewards, and the November 2 reward cutoff. It does not publish a Floor 8 Ticket-farming bonus or a leaderboard ranking the floors by currency earned.
Floor 8's reported objective is to solve its puzzle, claim a relic, and bring it back while avoiding the entity. That is worth doing for the floor's own reward, but do not confuse a relic or badge with spendable Tickets. Check the reward screen and your Ticket counter before assuming a run paid currency.
Where to go for Tickets: Visit Games
For the documented partner-game route, start in The Hollow hub:
- Open The Hollow and click the Ticket icon in the lower-left corner to enter the Little Shop of Terror.
- Choose Visit Games and inspect the partner-game tiles currently shown in your session.
- Read the objective and the Ticket amount on the tile before teleporting. Reward amounts and available objectives can vary, so use the live panel rather than an old screenshot.
- Choose a task you can complete confidently. Familiarity matters: a short objective you already understand can be better value than a higher-looking reward that takes several attempts.
- Complete the objective in the partner experience using the same Roblox account.
- Return to The Hollow and open Redeem Badges. Find the earned badge and press its claim/confirm control.
- Check that the Ticket balance actually increases before starting another task.
Third-party walkthroughs documented a Visit Games panel with multiple participating experiences and commonly displayed 20-Ticket objectives; one report recorded a 40-Ticket Tower Defense Simulator reward. Other reporting notes that some reward panels have shown 10-Ticket amounts. These are dated observations, not a guarantee that every tile still pays the same amount today. The live tile and redemption panel are the authority for your run.
How to choose the best farming task after Floor 8
There is no verified universal “fastest game” ranking. The strongest choice depends on the objective currently offered, your familiarity with that game, loading time, and whether you can redeem the badge successfully. Use this comparison method instead of copying a viral farming claim.
Prioritize objectives you already know
If you have played one of the participating experiences before, start there. You may know its map, controls, and objective, which reduces the time spent learning. A supposedly easy game can be slower for a first-time player than a familiar one with a slightly longer task.
Read the reward before you leave the hub
Do not assume every Visit Games tile has the same payout. Check the displayed amount and task description. If a tile does not show a clear objective or reward, skip it until the information is clear.
Count the whole run—not just the final objective
Include the teleport, loading screen, setup, objective, return trip, and badge redemption. If a task takes eight minutes to complete but another four minutes to load and claim, record twelve minutes—not eight.
Include failed attempts
A task that pays 20 Tickets after one successful attempt may look attractive. But if you repeatedly fail and spend extra time retrying, its real value falls. Record all time spent on failed and successful runs.
Calculate your own Tickets-per-minute rate
Use this simple formula:
Ticket rate = confirmed Tickets earned ÷ total minutes spent.
For example, a hypothetical 20-Ticket reward that takes 10 minutes from hub departure to confirmed redemption equals 2 Tickets per minute. A hypothetical 20-Ticket reward that takes 16 minutes equals 1.25 Tickets per minute. These are examples of the calculation, not tested results for any named game.
Try the same task more than once if it is repeatable and compare the average. Do not count a badge twice: a one-time objective is not an unlimited farming loop just because its tile remains visible. Once the reward has been claimed, check whether the game offers a genuinely new eligible objective before spending more time there.
Floor 8 rewards versus shop Tickets: do not mix them up
Floor 8 guides describe a WARDEN-themed maze, The Overseer encounter, and a reported Rotten Pumpkin reward route. Other event guides discuss secret-room or partner-game cosmetics. Those unlocks are not automatically spendable Ticket currency. The same caution applies to badges earned in participating games: a badge may be the proof needed for a Ticket redemption, but the currency is only credited after you claim it in The Hollow.
If you are still working on Floor 8, follow the in-game instructions and treat community routes as unverified until you reproduce them. If your immediate goal is shop currency, return to Visit Games and use the partner objectives shown there.
Common Ticket farming mistakes
- Grinding Floor 8 for an assumed payout: no official repeatable Ticket bonus for the Overseer floor has been announced.
- Leaving before redeeming: completing a partner objective may earn a badge, but you still need to return to the hub and claim the Ticket reward.
- Trusting old payout screenshots: check the current tile because reported amounts have varied across guides and snapshots.
- Repeating a one-time badge: do not assume the same achievement can be redeemed endlessly.
- Ignoring travel and loading time: compare full-session time, not only the seconds spent on the objective.
- Confusing event cosmetics with currency: relics, avatar items, and shop Tickets are different reward types.
Spend with the November 2 deadline in mind
Roblox says players can continue collecting The Hollow rewards until noon Pacific time on November 2, 2026. The live finale is a separate event milestone on October 31. Before spending, open the current Little Shop of Terror and check the item price and whether the item is still available. Do not rely on a price table from an earlier day if the shop has changed.
Official event details: Roblox Newsroom — The Hollow. Enter the official The Hollow experience to check the current hub, Visit Games tiles, and redemption panel.
Frequently asked questions
Does Floor 8 give repeatable Tickets?
No official source reviewed for this guide confirms a repeatable Ticket payout for completing Floor 8 or surviving The Overseer. Treat its relic and floor rewards separately from shop currency.
Where is the Ticket farming menu?
Open the Ticket icon in the lower-left corner of The Hollow, enter the Little Shop of Terror, and select Visit Games. Check the current tiles and reward amounts before teleporting.
How do I make sure my Tickets were credited?
Return to The Hollow, open Redeem Badges, claim the eligible badge reward, and confirm that your Ticket counter increases.
Does every partner-game objective pay 20 Tickets?
No universal fixed amount should be assumed. Third-party reports have documented different amounts, so check the reward displayed on the live tile and redemption panel.
Can I redeem the same badge repeatedly?
Do not assume so. A completed one-time objective is not an unlimited farming loop. Check the hub's redemption panel for an unclaimed eligible reward.
Sources and reporting notes
- Roblox Newsroom — official event format, participating horror games, finale, and reward deadline.
- All Things How — Visit Games instructions and dated partner-ticket observations (October 24).
- The Click — third-party Ticket farming, badge redemption, and shop-price reporting (October 25).
- All Things How — Floor 8 layout and reported reward context (October 30).
- The Hollow — official Roblox experience.
Editorial note: No live account farming benchmark or independent Ticket-per-minute test is claimed here. Reported third-party reward amounts are dated observations. Always verify the current reward tile and redeem confirmation in your own session.
