For U.S. players · Updated October 21, 2026 · By Shivam Das
Quick answer: If you only have time for a few Roblox Halloween events before October 24, prioritize Steal An Egg’s Halloween Dimension: its current event listing is scheduled to close October 24 at 10 a.m. Eastern / 7 a.m. Pacific. The first Trick or Treat event window in 99 Nights in the Forest is also listed through October 24, while Adopt Me! has a Halloween Week 3 update listed through October 23. These are event-listing windows, not guarantees that every feature ends at the same moment. Confirm the timer inside each game before spending your last minutes grinding.
One important distinction: Roblox’s platform-wide Halloween event, The Hollow, starts October 22 rather than ending that day. Roblox says the public event opens at 2 p.m. Pacific; active Roblox Plus subscribers can enter the hub at noon Pacific. The finale is October 31, and reward collection continues until noon Pacific on November 2. This checklist separates actual near-term deadlines from events that are just beginning.
Roblox Halloween events to prioritize before October 24
1. Steal An Egg: Halloween Dimension — listed through October 24
Steal An Egg is the clearest near-term deadline in the current event calendar. Its Halloween Dimension opened October 17, and the current listing is scheduled to close October 24 at 10 a.m. ET / 7 a.m. PT. Developers have described the Halloween update as a two-part event, but do not assume that October 24 is the confirmed date for Part 2; check for a separate official announcement.
What to do first:
- Enter the Halloween Dimension through the event portal at spawn.
- Earn Candy Corn through the activities available in the dimension, including defeating monsters and returning eggs.
- Check the Halloween shop and choose the limited reward you actually want before spending currency.
- Prioritize quests or items you can realistically finish; do not chase a rare drop just because a guide lists a probability.
- Recheck the live in-game timer before logging off.
Recent guide coverage reports the Halloween Dimension Egg at 2,250 Candy Corn, but prices and event rules can change. Confirm the price on your own screen before planning a farm around it.
2. 99 Nights in the Forest: Trick or Treat — check the Part 1 countdown
99 Nights in the Forest has a Halloween Trick or Treat window listed through October 24 by current event trackers. Treat that as a prompt to check your progress, not a guarantee that every Halloween feature disappears at once. Open the event menu and confirm which tasks, shop items, or rewards actually have a countdown.
Best use of your remaining time: finish short, clearly tracked objectives first; claim rewards already unlocked; and avoid starting a long challenge unless you have enough time to finish. If an item has a timer icon, read its label rather than assuming it will remain available after the event window.


3. Adopt Me!: Halloween Week 3 — listed through October 23
The current event calendar lists an Adopt Me! Halloween Week 3 update through October 23. That listing is a reminder to check the in-game event tab; it does not prove that every pet or seasonal activity ends at the same hour. If you have a nearly completed task or enough event currency to claim a reward, finish that before spending a long session exploring a new event.
Quick checklist: open the event menu, check the exact end time, claim completed rewards, review any event-shop currency, and confirm whether an item is free or paid. Do not assume a reward is free unless the game shows a free claim or a clear quest requirement.
4. Other Roblox event windows around October 22–24
Event trackers also show smaller game updates and limited windows closing around October 22–24. Not every listing is a Halloween reward event, and dates can change. Open the experience’s official Roblox page and inspect its Events section. If a listing is a general update rather than a seasonal reward window, it may not deserve priority over a limited item you have nearly earned.
- Claim completed rewards. An unlocked but unclaimed reward is usually the fastest win.
- Finish a nearly complete quest. Prefer tasks with visible progress and a short remaining objective.
- Spend expiring event currency carefully. Check the shop and timer; do not buy Robux impulsively because a countdown is visible.
- Skip uncertain grinds. If a reward or deadline is not shown in the official game UI, do not treat a fan post as a guarantee.

The Hollow starts October 22 — do not confuse it with an ending event
Roblox’s official newsroom announcement says The Hollow begins at 2 p.m. Pacific on Thursday, October 22. Active Roblox Plus subscribers can access the hub at noon Pacific. The event features nine horror-game monsters over nine days, a live finale on October 31, and reward collection through noon Pacific on November 2.
Roblox says players can complete quests to earn exclusive UGC and other rewards. That does not mean every item is automatically free or every item has the same requirement. Read the quest text and reward screen inside Roblox before committing to a route.

For more launch details, see our Roblox The Hollow start-date guide, the 99 Nights Halloween final-quests checklist, and our Steal An Egg Halloween Dimension deadline guide.
How to find legitimate free Roblox Halloween items
- Use official Roblox experiences and Marketplace. Never enter your password, verification code, or session cookie on a third-party “free item” site.
- Separate free rewards from paid items. A limited-time Marketplace item is not necessarily free; check its displayed price.
- Read the quest requirement. Some rewards require playtime, currency, or completing objectives rather than simply joining.
- Check the deadline twice. Developers can change event windows, and tracker time zones can differ.
- Keep spending deliberate. A countdown is not a reason to buy Robux or a subscription unless you have already decided the purchase is worth it.
U.S. deadline checklist
October 21: Check Steal An Egg and 99 Nights in the Forest first; claim anything already unlocked. Review Adopt Me!’s Halloween Week 3 timer.
October 22: Before The Hollow opens at 2 p.m. PT, finish any near-complete expiring task. Roblox Plus early access begins at noon PT, according to Roblox’s announcement. The Hollow is a new activity, not proof that older event rewards remain available.
October 23: Recheck Adopt Me! and any smaller event showing a closing timer. Claim rewards before starting a long maze or another event’s new content.
October 24: The current Steal An Egg Halloween Dimension listing is scheduled to close at 10 a.m. ET / 7 a.m. PT. Use the live in-game timer as the final authority.
Frequently asked questions
Which Roblox Halloween event should I do first before October 24?
Start with the event whose official in-game timer is closest to expiring and whose reward you can still realistically claim. Current listings put Steal An Egg’s Halloween Dimension through October 24 and Adopt Me!’s Halloween Week 3 through October 23.
Does The Hollow end on October 22?
No. Roblox says The Hollow begins at 2 p.m. Pacific on October 22, has a live finale on October 31, and allows reward collection until noon Pacific on November 2.
Are all items in this checklist free?
No blanket promise is possible. Some rewards may be earned through quests, while Marketplace items can cost Robux. Verify each reward’s price and requirements in the official experience.
Is October 24 the confirmed end of Steal An Egg Part 2?
No. October 24 is the current listing deadline for the Halloween Dimension window. The update has been described as a two-part event, but do not assume Part 2’s date or content until it is announced.
Where should I verify event times?
Use the experience’s official Roblox page and in-game event timer. Third-party event calendars are useful for planning, but a current in-game countdown is the safer final check.
Sources and verification notes
- Roblox Newsroom: The Hollow Halloween survival event — official start time, event structure, finale, and reward-collection deadline.
- Roblox — check each experience’s Events listing and in-game timer for current deadlines.
- BloxRadar event calendar — third-party cross-check for event windows; dates can change.
- Steal An Egg Halloween update coverage — additional context on the October 24 listing window.
Reporting note: Prepared October 21, 2026. Event listings can change; verify the live timer before relying on a deadline. Historical screenshots are labeled as such and are not presented as current 2026 gameplay.






