Quick answer: There is no single official ticket total for every player before The Hollow’s October 31 finale. Based on reported shop prices available through October 27, the five daily avatar items revealed for Days 1–5 add up to 260 Tickets. The four utility tools add another 260 if you want every tool, while two reported Roblox Plus-row cosmetics add 80 Tickets for eligible subscribers. Later daily prices and the full event-wide earning ceiling are not confirmed, so use the live shop as your final check.
Updated October 27, 2026 · U.S. readers. Roblox says The Hollow’s live finale is on October 31, while reward collection continues until noon Pacific on November 2. That means the finale is a milestone—not the published final deadline for claiming rewards. Roblox’s official event announcement confirms those dates.
The ticket target: what the currently reported prices add up to
Use these totals as a planning worksheet, not a guarantee that every item is still in stock at the same price. The ticket shop rotates its daily avatar item, and prices should be checked on the item card in your own lobby before you spend.
| Goal | Reported Ticket total | Who should use this target? |
|---|---|---|
| Five Day 1–5 daily avatar items | 260 | Players prioritizing the first five reported daily cosmetics. |
| All four utility tools | 260 | Players who want the Flashlight, Night Vision Goggles, Radar Detector and Invisibility Cloak. |
| Five daily cosmetics + all four tools | 520 | Players trying to complete both of those sets. |
| Two reported Plus-row cosmetics available earlier in the event | 80 additional | Eligible Roblox Plus subscribers only; verify the current row and eligibility. |
The five daily-item prices reported through October 27 were Gourdlord: The Entangled (100), Haunted Harvest Crown (20), Burned Necrobloxicon (60), The Great White Pumpkin (20), and Helmet of the Ossuary (60). That equals 260 Tickets. Published shop walkthroughs also list the four tools at 20, 40, 80 and 120 Tickets respectively. These are independent observations of in-game shop screens, not a price sheet published by Roblox, so recheck your live shop before planning around them. TechWiser’s shop guide and The Click’s ticket guide provide useful cross-checks.
How many tickets can you realistically earn?
Do not assume that entering a partner game automatically deposits Tickets. The reported process is to choose an experience through the event hub’s Visit Games list, complete the objective shown for that game, return to The Hollow, open Redeem Badges, and confirm the payout. If you skip the redemption panel, you may mistake a completed objective for a credited balance.
- Open The Hollow from the official Roblox experience page.
- Open the ticket shop and select Visit Games.
- Read the live objective and the ticket amount before leaving the hub.
- Complete the stated task in the partner experience using the same Roblox account.
- Return to The Hollow, open Redeem Badges and confirm the eligible reward.
- Check your ticket counter before starting another task.
Reports checked around October 24 described eight Visit Games tiles, with many prompts showing 20 Tickets and one Tower Defense Simulator objective reportedly paying 40. That would be about 180 Tickets if all eight listed tasks were available and those reported payouts applied to your account. Treat that as a dated, reported example—not a guaranteed maximum or a complete list of every possible event reward. The live panel can change, and objectives may be one-time rather than endlessly repeatable. AllThingsHow’s objective-by-objective guide explains the reported redemption flow.
Choose a goal before spending
If you mainly want the daily avatar cosmetics
Set 260 Tickets as a provisional target for the five Day 1–5 items listed above. If you already own one, subtract its reported price from your personal target. For example, if you already claimed the 100-Ticket Gourdlord, the remaining four listed items add up to 160 Tickets at their reported prices. Do not count Day 6–9 items toward a fixed total until their cards reveal a price.
If you mainly want survival tools
The reported tool ladder is 20 for a Flashlight, 40 for Night Vision Goggles, 80 for a Radar Detector and 120 for an Invisibility Cloak. You do not have to buy all four. Read each item’s in-game description and decide which tool helps with the part of the maze you are struggling with. If a tool will not help your immediate goal, saving those Tickets for a cosmetic may be the better choice.
If you have Roblox Plus
Check the separate Plus row and confirm that the item is available to your account before budgeting for it. Earlier shop reports listed Quack-o’-Lantern at 20 Tickets and Trick or Treat Tentacles at 60, but Plus eligibility and rotating inventory make these poor assumptions for players who do not subscribe or who have not checked the live shop.
Five mistakes that can leave you short
- Counting unconfirmed future prices: locked Day 6–9 slots are not a reliable basis for a final total.
- Mixing up event rewards: a maze relic, a badge, a ticket-shop cosmetic and a paid Marketplace item are different reward paths.
- Forgetting to redeem: return to the hub and check the Redeem Badges panel after completing an eligible task.
- Assuming every task pays the same: read each live prompt; published reports have noted different payouts.
- Repeating a one-time objective in your budget: count a task again only if the hub explicitly shows a fresh eligible reward.
What is officially confirmed about the finale deadline?
Roblox’s announcement confirms a live finale on October 31 and says players can continue collecting rewards until noon Pacific on November 2. It does not publish one universal Ticket target, a complete future price list for every daily shop slot, or a guaranteed total that every account can earn. That is why a flexible target is more useful than a viral “you need exactly X Tickets” claim. Read the official announcement.
For another checklist on the final days, see The Hollow’s U.S. reward deadline and time-zone guide and what to check if your Tickets or rewards look delayed.
Frequently asked questions
How many Tickets do I need for all five daily items revealed by October 27?
The reported prices for Days 1–5 add up to 260 Tickets: 100 + 20 + 60 + 20 + 60. Check the current shop cards because these prices come from independent in-game observations, not a permanent official price sheet.
How many Tickets do all four utility tools cost?
The reported prices total 260 Tickets: Flashlight 20, Night Vision Goggles 40, Radar Detector 80 and Invisibility Cloak 120. Verify each item’s current price and description in the live shop.
Can I earn the full 260 Tickets from the eight reported Visit Games tasks?
Not from the reported example alone: eight tasks at 20 each would total 160, and one published walkthrough reported a 40-Ticket payout for a Tower Defense Simulator objective, bringing that example to about 180. Other sources or current payouts may differ, so inspect the live Visit Games panel and do not assume the list is complete or repeatable.
Does the ticket deadline end with the October 31 finale?
No. Roblox says reward collection continues until noon Pacific on November 2, 2026. The exact status of an individual shop slot should still be checked in the event hub.
Are Roblox Plus items included in the 260-Ticket target?
No. The 260-Ticket figure covers the five reported daily avatar items from Days 1–5. Plus-row items are separate and require eligibility; check the current row and item price before adding them to your target.
Is there a guaranteed way to farm unlimited Tickets?
No repeatable unlimited route is confirmed here. Complete the objective shown in the hub, redeem the eligible badge, and count only rewards the game actually credits to your balance.
Social updates and source check
Roblox’s official account is embedded below for event announcements. The timeline is not a confirmation that a specific ticket amount or future shop price has been announced; use the official newsroom and your live in-game menu for those details.
Posts by Roblox
Bottom line: Start with a goal you can verify: 260 reported Tickets for the first five daily cosmetics, or 520 for those cosmetics plus all four tools. Treat later prices and total earning potential as unknown until the live shop and task panel confirm them. Spend only after checking your own balance and the exact item card.
