Quick answer: The public Roblox event listing schedules Steal An Egg: Halloween PART 2 for Saturday, October 24, 2026, at 11 a.m. Eastern / 8 a.m. Pacific (3 p.m. UTC). If you are deciding whether to keep grinding or save your resources, finish any Part 1 rewards you genuinely want before its listed window closes—but do not hoard currency, buy boosts, or assume progress carries over based on rumors. The event teaser confirms a new expansion and a sealed portal beyond the Abandoned Manor; it does not confirm a new energy meter, exact reward costs, or carry-over rules.
Updated October 23, 2026 · By Shivam Das · For U.S. Roblox players. This is a pre-launch planning guide. Timings and features can change, so the live event listing and the game itself take priority.
Steal An Egg Part 2 launch time for U.S. players
The event card lists Halloween PART 2 as a “New Expansion,” with a scheduled start of October 24 at 15:00 UTC. That converts to:
- Eastern Daylight Time: Saturday, October 24, at 11:00 a.m.
- Central Daylight Time: Saturday, October 24, at 10:00 a.m.
- Mountain Daylight Time: Saturday, October 24, at 9:00 a.m.
- Pacific Daylight Time: Saturday, October 24, at 8:00 a.m.
The first Halloween Dimension window is listed to close before Part 2 begins. Treat these as scheduled event times, not a promise that every server will change at the exact same second. Check the official Steal An Egg Roblox page and the in-game timer again before you join.
What is actually confirmed about Part 2?
The public event description says a mysterious portal has appeared beyond the Abandoned Manor gates but remains sealed. It teases a story about who opened the Halloween Dimension and why. That is the confirmed hook—not a complete patch-note list.
- Confirmed: Halloween PART 2 is listed as a new expansion.
- Confirmed: The teaser points to a sealed portal beyond the Abandoned Manor.
- Scheduled: The public listing gives October 24 as the start date and an event window extending into October 25.
- Not confirmed: New pet or egg names, hatch odds, bosses, reward prices, a separate energy meter, or whether Candy Corn and quest progress carry over.
Should you save energy—or keep grinding?
“Save energy” is a useful shorthand, but the public Part 2 listing does not confirm a separate energy resource. Make decisions around systems you can actually see in your own game, not an unverified mechanic.
1. Claim Part 1 rewards you still want
If the live event shop shows a limited item you genuinely want and its timer is about to expire, prioritize that confirmed reward. Do not delay a purchase solely because a rumor says Part 2 will introduce a better shop. Equally, do not spend currency just because a creator predicts that it will disappear; check the in-game timer and terms first.
2. Keep some flexibility in your regular cash
Holding a modest reserve of ordinary in-game cash can give you options when new content appears. That is a cautious strategy, not evidence that Part 2 will require a specific amount. Avoid buying premium currency or paid boosts based on unconfirmed requirements.
3. Do not over-grind a rumored energy meter
No new energy meter is confirmed in the public event description. If your current progression uses Speed, cash, pets, or other existing resources, keep playing normally and avoid spending Robux to prepare for a system that has not been announced.
4. Check your inventory and quest tracker after the update
Do not assume pets, currency, quest progress, or event-shop purchases will reset—or carry over. The public teaser does not specify those rules. When Part 2 becomes available, read the in-game interface, take note of any new requirements, and confirm the status before making irreversible spending decisions.
5. Protect your account during launch
Use the official Roblox experience page to join. Avoid “early access” links, unofficial launchers, and websites asking for your password, browser cookies, or verification codes. A real event does not require you to hand over account credentials to claim a reward.
A practical launch-day plan
- Before the Part 1 window closes, check its live timer and claim any reward you still want.
- Take a screenshot of the official Part 2 event card with its time zone visible.
- Update Roblox and open the correct experience a few minutes before the scheduled start.
- Once the expansion is live, inspect the portal, reward names, costs, and quest requirements in-game.
- Only then decide whether to spend currency, change your build, or begin a new grind.
For related context, read our Steal An Egg Halloween Dimension last-quests checklist before the first event window ends. The checklist covers Part 1 preparation; it does not establish Part 2 carry-over rules.
Frequently asked questions
When does Steal An Egg Part 2 start?
The public Roblox event listing schedules it for Saturday, October 24, 2026, at 11 a.m. Eastern / 8 a.m. Pacific (3 p.m. UTC). Recheck the live listing for changes.
Should I save Candy Corn for Part 2?
No Part 2 currency rule or shop price is confirmed in the public teaser. If you want a Part 1 reward, use the live shop and its timer to decide rather than relying on rumors about future costs.
Will pets, cash, or quests carry over?
The public event description does not establish reset or carry-over rules. Check your inventory and quest tracker after the update; do not treat community predictions as developer guarantees.
Is a new energy system confirmed?
No. The public listing does not confirm a separate energy meter. Prepare your existing resources without buying boosts for an unverified mechanic.
Are new pets, eggs, or bosses confirmed?
The teaser confirms a new expansion and a sealed portal, but it does not publish a full roster or reward table. Wait for the live game or a direct developer announcement before trusting exact names, odds, or prices.
Sources and image context
Schedule and teaser details were checked against the official Steal An Egg Roblox listing on October 23, 2026. The four body images above are externally hosted general gameplay or Roblox Halloween references; captions explicitly distinguish them from verified Part 2 footage. No event-specific social post or video was embedded because a verifiable official post containing additional Part 2 details was not identified during this check.
Bottom line: Prepare for the scheduled launch, finish Part 1 rewards you truly want, and keep your choices flexible. Save your options—not premium currency for an unannounced feature.
Author: Shivam Das
