The Halloween Egg is a limited Ethereal egg for the Ride a Pet seasonal event, containing six pets exclusive to it. There are two ways to get one: exchange Halloween Tokens for it at the event shop, or collect a natural spawn in the Halloween World, where it appears like a Solaris Egg.
Quick answer: Spend 350 Halloween Tokens at the event shop for a Halloween Egg, or collect a spawn in the Halloween World and take it to a ranch to hatch.
Reach Rebirth 1 and enter the Halloween World
Everything connected to the Halloween Egg happens inside the event world, and the portal only opens once you have completed Rebirth 1. If the entrance ignores you, finish that Rebirth first. Open the Rebirth panel in-game to read the current requirement, since the Update 4 changes adjusted Rebirth costs.
On the main map, look for the large hollow tree glowing orange beside the Ranches, just behind the Gears Shop and surrounded by pumpkins and hay. Approach it and hold E to teleport. The bright overworld gives way to a dark area featuring red ground, gravestones, jack-o’-lanterns, eerie trees, and a corn maze.
Farm Halloween Tokens from candy
Buying an egg is the most dependable option, and it requires Halloween Tokens. Collect candy around the map and turn it in at the Drop Off Candy station before its spoil timer expires to earn tokens. Candy is found in three places.
- Ground candy scattered along trails, tunnels, map edges, and even on top of trees — the main source during the event.
- Play Trick or Treat at the homes to the left of the Drop Off point. Each door may yield candy or nothing, and a brief cooldown applies before you can knock there again.
- Spoiled pumpkins near the far end of the zone. Searching them can turn up large amounts of high-rarity candy, so they pay best.
E to pick one up. Low-value piles near the entrance hand out roughly 10 to 12 tokens each, while a deposit shown in-game can read as little as +3 depending on the piece.
Cursed candy can trigger unpredictable effects: inverted vision, a dark spotlight, spiral distortion, reversed controls, or glitch jumpscares. It still counts toward your total, so head straight to the drop-off using the green arrow marked with a house icon. If the view flips upside down, use landmarks such as the large pumpkin heads to navigate.
Candy of higher rarity gives more tokens but spoils sooner. Each egg costs 350 tokens, or roughly 30 top-tier pieces; if a rare piece spoils far from the station, the trip is wasted. When the drop-off is a long way off, choose a safe common piece rather than risk losing a rare one.
Buy the Halloween Egg at the event shop
Once you have 350 Halloween Tokens or more, visit the “Halloween Eggs” stall in the event world and talk to the Shop Guy NPC beneath the red canopy. Select “Show me!” to open the egg menu, which shows the limited egg and your token balance. Confirm to spend 350 tokens.
You can get the standard egg at the shop without paying Robux. The Premium Halloween Egg, which hatches instantly, is also sold for Robux: one roll is 60 Robux, five are 280, and 50 are 2,800. Buying a large pack saves only around 7 percent, so the discount alone doesn’t justify it.
The egg’s pets span several rarity levels, so you may have to buy it multiple times to get the one you want. Save 350 tokens early and keep farming while the event is active, since the egg is limited to that window.
Where the Halloween Egg spawns on the map
You can also find the Halloween Egg in the Halloween World without spending tokens. A server banner announces “[15 KG] Halloween Egg Has Spawned” when one appears, while larger versions in the world display their own weight. The egg is Ethereal and uses Solaris Egg spawn points, so an Eternal Radar can lead you right to it. These appearances are rare and have no fixed location, making the shop the reliable choice.
When the notification fires, patrol these areas instead of sitting still.
- Around the Halloween Eggs shop stand, where it is often featured.
- The main Halloween portal and the open areas around it.
- The perimeter paths that loop the event map.
- The Drop Off Candy station and the dark tunnel pathways nearby.
Picking up a wild egg starts an “Egg Will Break” timer. You have to reach a nest before it runs out or the egg vanishes, and the oversized versions are hard to move across the terrain on foot. A fast flying mount like Phoenix clears ridges cleanly and gives you the best chance to get it home.
Zoom your camera out while you patrol and collect candy on the same loop. You keep earning tokens and still spot a wild egg if one drops near your route.
Pets inside the Halloween Egg and how to hatch it
The Halloween Egg contains six possible pets and displays a base Luck stat of 1 trillion. That figure is an egg stat, not a percentage chance, so it doesn’t show the odds of getting any particular pet. Keep hatching for a specific one, as rarity can differ from roll to roll.
- Pumpkin Toad
- Ghostweaver
- Ghost Cat
- Raptor
- Sabertooth
- Skeletal Dragon
After buying an egg from the shop, check that your tokens have decreased by 350 and that the egg appears in your egg inventory. For a wild egg, reach it, carry it back, and set it in an available nest at your base. To hatch either egg, put it in a ranch; the pet you get is added to your Index menu with the rest of your collection.
How long you have to grind
The event runs for about a month, and several listings point to an end date of November 7, 2026. Published dates do not fully agree, so the countdown shown above the portal is the number to trust before you plan a run. Check it at the start of each session and bank your tokens early, since the egg disappears once the Halloween World rotates out. There are no codes for the event — candy is the only path to tokens.
