Quick answer: Roblox’s event listings show Steal An Egg: Halloween PART 2 scheduled for Saturday, October 24, 2026, at 15:00 UTC — 11 a.m. Eastern, 10 a.m. Central, 9 a.m. Mountain and 8 a.m. Pacific. The teaser describes a sealed portal beyond the Abandoned Manor and hints at answers about who opened the Halloween Dimension. It does not name a new boss, egg, pet, reward, or entry requirement, so those details remain unconfirmed until the game or its developers reveal them.
By Shivam Das · Updated October 20, 2026 · For U.S. players
The sealed portal is the strongest clue in the Part 2 preview, but it is not a complete patch note. The event description frames the update as a “New Expansion” and asks what lies beyond the gates of the Abandoned Manor — and whether it will explain who opened the Halloween Dimension and why. That gives players a story question to watch, not a verified list of rewards.
When does Steal An Egg Halloween Part 2 start?
The current event schedule lists Part 2 for October 24 at 15:00 UTC. That is one hour after the listed Halloween Dimension Part 1 window ends at 14:00 UTC. Treat the schedule as the best available published timing, and recheck the live Roblox event page on launch day in case the developer changes it.
| U.S. time zone | Listed start time |
|---|---|
| Eastern Daylight Time (EDT) | Saturday, October 24 · 11:00 a.m. |
| Central Daylight Time (CDT) | Saturday, October 24 · 10:00 a.m. |
| Mountain Daylight Time (MDT) | Saturday, October 24 · 9:00 a.m. |
| Pacific Daylight Time (PDT) | Saturday, October 24 · 8:00 a.m. |
| UTC | Saturday, October 24 · 15:00 |
Event listings can describe a scheduled window without guaranteeing that every server updates at the exact same second. If the portal remains sealed, check the in-game event timer, rejoin a fresh server, and read the current prompt before assuming you have missed the update.
What the sealed portal could unlock — three scenarios, not leaks
The clues support a few reasonable possibilities, but none should be treated as a promise. The safest preview separates what the listing actually says from what players may want to see.
1. A new area beyond the Abandoned Manor
The words “New Expansion” and the portal’s position beyond the manor gates make an extended area the most direct interpretation of the teaser. If the route opens, check the entrance and any new signs first. Look for a map transition, a newly accessible path, or a quest prompt that explicitly names the destination. Until the live game shows it, do not trust map images claiming exact room layouts or coordinates.
2. A story step that explains the Halloween Dimension
The teaser specifically asks who opened the dimension and why. Part 2 could advance that mystery through dialogue, a collectible, an environmental clue or a boss encounter. Those are possible formats, not confirmed mechanics. If a new character or object appears, record its exact in-game name and the prompt that accompanies it before repeating the claim elsewhere.
3. New eggs, pets, enemies or event objectives
The first Halloween Dimension phase emphasizes exploration, enemies and secret eggs, so additional collectibles or objectives would fit the event’s existing structure. However, the current teaser does not publish new egg names, pet rarities, hatch odds, boss health, drop rates, or reward prices. Do not spend Robux or event currency based on a supposed “guaranteed” Part 2 reward unless the live game or a developer announcement explicitly confirms it.
What players should do before October 24
- Finish any current objectives you care about. Part 1’s listed window ends before Part 2 begins. The schedule does not guarantee that every Part 1 quest, shop item or currency exchange will remain available afterward.
- Check your collection and inventory. Make a quick note of the pets, eggs and quest steps you already have. That gives you a baseline for identifying genuinely new content after the update.
- Do not assume Candy Corn carries over or disappears. The teaser does not state how event currency will behave. Read the in-game notice and shop text before deciding whether to spend or save it.
- Keep space and resources flexible. If the update adds collectibles, open inventory space may help, but no specific capacity or currency requirement has been published.
- Use the official experience and event page as the final check. A reposted social clip or thumbnail can be old, edited, or from another server. Prefer the original announcement and repeatable in-game evidence.
How to verify a Part 2 discovery
When the update appears, check the claim against three things: the exact wording of the event prompt, the result of interacting with the object, and whether the same result can be repeated. A screenshot of a rare pet is not proof that the pet comes from the new portal; a clip showing the full interaction is stronger evidence, but it should still be checked against the game’s current version.
Be especially careful with posts that promise free Robux, ask for a Roblox password, require an external download, or tell you to install a browser extension to unlock a secret egg. None of those steps is needed to verify an in-game event. Never share login codes or account credentials to claim a Halloween reward.
Related Roblox guides
- Steal An Egg Halloween Dimension: final-week checklist — review the Part 1 tasks before the listed window closes.
- Steal An Egg Part 2: possible bosses and new biomes — a separate speculation guide with confirmed details distinguished from guesses.
- Halloween Dimension start time and confirmed details — revisit the first phase’s published information.
For the live game, visit the official Steal An Egg Roblox experience. The current event schedule is also tracked by the Steal An Egg event calendar; use the in-game event panel if the timing or availability differs.
Frequently asked questions
When does Steal An Egg Halloween Part 2 start?
The current listing shows Saturday, October 24, 2026, at 15:00 UTC — 11 a.m. EDT, 10 a.m. CDT, 9 a.m. MDT and 8 a.m. PDT. Recheck the live event page on launch day.
What is behind the sealed portal?
The teaser places a sealed portal beyond the Abandoned Manor gates and labels Part 2 a “New Expansion.” It does not reveal the area’s contents, so the exact destination remains unknown until the game opens it.
Will Part 2 add a new boss or egg?
That is possible, but the event teaser reviewed for this guide does not name a new boss, egg, pet, or reward. Treat specific claims as unconfirmed unless the developers or live game verify them.
Will Part 1 rewards disappear when Part 2 starts?
The event windows indicate that Part 1 ends before Part 2 begins, but that alone does not establish which quests, shop items or rewards remain available. Check the live event panel and complete limited objectives you care about before the transition.
Should I spend or save Candy Corn?
The current teaser does not explain whether Candy Corn carries over or whether the shop changes. Review the in-game notice and current exchange options before deciding.
What should I do if the portal is still closed after the listed start?
Check the event timer, rejoin a fresh server, and read any access prompt. Do not assume a specific delay unless the developers announce one.
Editorial note: This preview distinguishes the published event description and schedule from possible content. The images are third-party general gameplay or promotional references, not proof of specific Part 2 rewards or locations. We will update this guide only when details can be checked against the live game or a developer announcement.
Author: Shivam Das
