Updated October 24, 2026 · U.S. player guide
Roblox’s Halloween rush is moving into its deadline-heavy stretch. Several limited-time activities are scheduled to close on October 24, while other seasonal updates run into October 25, October 26, or Halloween weekend. Claim rewards you have already earned first, then spend time on activities that disappear soonest. Event calendars can change, so treat these as the latest published windows—not a guarantee that every reward remains available in every server.
Quick priority list: what to check first
| Priority | Game / event | Published end window | What to do first |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 — urgent | Steal An Egg — Halloween Dimension | Saturday, October 24 · 10:00 a.m. ET | Check the event shop and spend earned Candy Corn before the listed window closes; Part 2 has a separate schedule. |
| 2 — urgent | 99 Nights in the Forest — Trick or Treat | Saturday, October 24 · 8:00 a.m. ET listed by the event roundup | Open the class/shop screen and check clock-marked limited items. If the window has passed, use the current in-game timer. |
| 3 — urgent | Pet Simulator 99 — Diamond Mountain | Saturday, October 24 · listed to end today | Check the event board and any season-pass rewards you can claim immediately. |
| 4 — urgent | +1 Speed Keyboard Escape — Halloween World | Saturday, October 24 · listed to end today | Check the event portal and reward screen; don’t assume the shop stays open after the listing closes. |
| 5 — time-sensitive | Grow a Garden — Ghoul Garden | Saturday, October 24 · 4:00 p.m. ET listed | Check the Jack-o’-Lantern/cauldron event loop and collect unlocked rewards. |
| 6 — next wave | Steal An Egg — Halloween Part 2 | Saturday, October 24 to Sunday, October 25 | Return after Part 2 launches; don’t assume Part 1 rewards or mechanics carry over unchanged. |
| 7 — weekend | Dress Designer — Halloween Update | Monday, October 26 · around 7:40 p.m. ET | Finish limited quests and claim rewards before the in-game countdown reaches zero. |
| 8 — Halloween weekend | Cat Battles — Halloween Part 2 | Saturday, October 31 · around 12:00 p.m. ET | Check the Reaper update and event-specific reward track. |
Important: These dates are drawn from current event-calendar reporting and published listings. Some pages show a scheduled listing window rather than a guarantee that every item disappears at that exact minute. The in-game countdown and developer announcements should take precedence.
1. Steal An Egg: check Halloween Dimension before switching to Part 2
The Halloween Dimension listing is scheduled to close on October 24, with Halloween Part 2 beginning later that day. If you have collected Candy Corn, check the event exchange before leaving the first phase. Published coverage describes three areas—Graveyard, Haunted Swamp, and Abandoned Manor—and a separate event-egg exchange, but it does not establish that every item remains obtainable after the phase changes.
Priority action: claim or spend what you can verify in the event shop, then rejoin for Part 2 using the new listing. Avoid relying on rumors about unrevealed bosses, pet odds, or rewards.
Sources: Steal Egg update guide and Steal An Egg event schedule.
2. 99 Nights in the Forest: check clock-marked Halloween items
The current event roundup lists Trick or Treat as ending on October 24. Since this is a same-day deadline and schedules can be revised, open the game and verify the timer before spending a long session on a quest. Prioritize unlocked rewards, then complete the shortest remaining tasks. If the event has ended in your region, check whether developers posted a follow-up phase instead of trusting an old countdown copied from another site.
Priority action: check the event shop, claim completed quest rewards, and look for clock-marked items.
Source: Roblox Halloween event schedule roundup.
3. Grow a Garden: collect unlocked Ghoul Garden rewards
The published roundup gives Ghoul Garden a Saturday, October 24 deadline at 4:00 p.m. ET. Visit the event area, review the cauldron or Jack-o’-Lantern objective, and collect completed rewards. Do not assume event currency, pets, or shop items roll over into the next update unless developers confirm it.
Priority action: claim available rewards first, then decide whether there is enough time to finish another objective. A reward already waiting in a claim menu is usually a better use of your final minutes than starting a long quest.
Source: Current Halloween event schedule roundup.
4. Pet Simulator 99 and +1 Speed Keyboard Escape: verify the event board
Both Pet Simulator 99’s Diamond Mountain and +1 Speed Keyboard Escape’s Halloween World appear in current roundup reporting as October 24 deadlines. Sources do not consistently provide an exact end minute for both, so this guide does not invent one. Open each game’s event board and check the countdown shown in-game.
Pet Simulator 99: collect finished event or pass rewards and check the event-specific shop. +1 Speed Keyboard Escape: use the event portal or reward panel to confirm which Halloween rewards remain available. If a listing has closed, do not trust third-party pages that still describe the event as live.
Source: Roblox Halloween event schedule roundup and Roblox.
5. Look ahead: October 25–31 deadlines
- Steal An Egg — Halloween Part 2: the listing runs from October 24 into October 25. Specific rewards should be confirmed in the game after launch.
- Dress Designer — Halloween Update: the calendar lists an end around October 26 at 7:40 p.m. ET. Check the live countdown before planning your final session.
- Cat Battles — Halloween Part 2: the current listing shows the Reaper-themed phase running through October 31. Check the event board for the precise closing time and rewards.
- Other Halloween updates: several games list seasonal content through October 31 or into November. Do not treat every Halloween event as ending on October 31; Murder Mystery 2 and Brookhaven have later end windows in current reporting.
Sources: Roblox Events Calendar and Roblox events this week roundup.
A fast 10-minute deadline routine
- Open the game with the nearest confirmed end time.
- Claim rewards already earned before starting another challenge.
- Check the in-game timer and shop; do not rely on yesterday’s screenshot.
- Spend event currency only after checking what it buys and whether the item is limited.
- Switch to the next event only after the first game’s reward menu is clear.
Never share your Roblox password, browser cookie, or verification code with anyone offering a “free limited” item. Official events do not require account credentials.
Frequently asked questions
Which Roblox Halloween event should I prioritize on October 24?
Start with events whose published windows end on October 24—especially Steal An Egg’s Halloween Dimension, 99 Nights in the Forest’s Trick or Treat, Pet Simulator 99’s Diamond Mountain, +1 Speed Keyboard Escape’s Halloween World, and Grow a Garden’s Ghoul Garden. Check the live timer because some deadlines may already have passed.
Are these exact end times guaranteed?
No. They reflect available event-calendar reporting and published listings. Developers can revise events, and a listing end time does not always prove every in-game reward disappears at the same moment. The timer and announcements inside the game are the final check.
Does Steal An Egg Part 2 mean Part 1 rewards carry over?
Not necessarily. The listing confirms a separate Part 2 event, but players should verify the shop, currency, and reward rules after the update rather than assume everything carries over.
What should I do if an event is already over?
Look for an official follow-up phase or a new in-game event board. Avoid outdated guides that still describe a closed event as active.
Sources and updates
- Roblox Halloween Events 2026: dates and times
- Roblox Events Calendar
- Steal An Egg event schedule
- Steal Egg Halloween Dimension update guide
- Roblox events this week: Halloween updates and Admin Abuse
- Roblox official site
Editorial note: event availability and end times were checked against published reporting available on October 24, 2026. This guide is a deadline checklist, not a guarantee that every event or reward remains available.
