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Looney Tunes Partners is the first partners event of the new Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes season, and Scopely has picked a strong opener. The event starts Friday August 7th 2026 at 1 PM ET and runs the usual five days and three hours, closing at 4 PM ET on Wednesday August 12th. At the time of writing the format looks to be the standard partners setup — team up with four other players, complete four builds between you, and collect milestone rewards along the way.
The grand prize for clearing all four builds is 5,000 dice rolls, an exclusive Tweety Bird board token, and a five star purple sticker pack. Tweety is the real draw. Tokens tied to a licensed crossover like this one don't usually come back around later, so if you want him on your board you need to finish all four builds inside this event window. Every other milestone reward is listed in the next section. Bear in mind that Scopely can adjust any of this before the event goes live, so check the rewards in game once it starts.
There's one thing worth sorting out today rather than tomorrow, and that's your partner list. Once you accept someone you are stuck with them for the full five days. Our Facebook Monopoly Go Trading Group is a great place to line up four active players before the timer starts. Also consider our friends over at AppGamer Monopoly GO Forums as another place to look for partners too.
You won't be able to see this event in your Monopoly GO game app until it actually goes live, so use the time between now and 1 PM ET Friday to get your arrangements made.
Here is a list of rewards and milestones for each individual build.










80,000 points completes a single build, which means all four takes 320,000 points across the whole team. Each partner is locked to one build, so nobody can jump across and top up a different one for you.

Aiming for a rough 50/50 split on each build is good etiquette, but nothing in the game enforces it. The rewards land the same whether you contribute every point yourself or none at all, which is exactly why who you pick matters more than how you play.
With this being the opening event of the Happy Harvest with Looney Tunes season, the sticker packs on this ladder are worth grabbing early while the album is still fresh and most of the slots are empty.
If this is your first partners event on Monopoly GO, or you just need a refresher, here's how it runs.
Start by tapping one of the green plus icons on the board. That opens your friends list, where you can send invites out or accept any that have come in.
Before you accept anyone, check them against your friends leaderboard. You're looking for players who are clearly active and ideally at a similar net worth level to you, because a partner who stops playing on day two leaves that build dead for the rest of the event.
You don't need all four partners lined up on Friday afternoon. One is enough to get going, and you can add the rest at any point while the event is running.
Next you need partner event tokens. There are several ways to pick these up and we've broken them all down further down the page.
Once you have tokens and at least one partner, pick a build from the middle of the board, set your multiplier based on how many tokens you're holding, and spin. The spin result decides how many points go onto that build and how far up the milestone ladder you climb.
The left and right arrows move you between whichever builds you have in progress, so you can decide where each spin goes.
Check the mini profile of anyone you're considering to get a read on how active they are.
Pick up extra partner tokens from Quick Wins, the eight hourly free shop gift, and the token icon on the game board.
Points come from spinning the event wheel, and the wheel runs on event tokens. Once you're holding at least 20 of them you can take your first spin.
Tap the event icon on the right of the screen after the event has begun, then choose your multiplier. A higher multiplier burns through more tokens per spin but the potential points per spin go up with it.
The safer play is a low multiplier — x3 costs 60 tokens, x5 costs 100, or you can sit at x1 for 20 tokens and take far more individual spins for smaller returns each time.
Personally I get better results from lower multipliers, so x3 is usually my ceiling. The one exception is day one. In previous partners events my first day spins have consistently scored better than the rest of the week, so that's the only time I'll push up to an x5.
Scopely rotates through a few different wheel types in partners events and we don't normally find out which one we've got until the event actually starts, so treat any multiplier plan as provisional until you've seen the wheel.
Tweety Bird is locked behind completing all four builds in Looney Tunes Partners. Finish the set and he arrives alongside the 5,000 dice rolls and the five star purple sticker pack as the grand prize.
There is no partial credit here. Three completed builds gets you the milestone rewards from those three ladders, but no Tweety, so if the token is what you're playing for then plan your token spend around clearing all four rather than pushing one build as far as it will go.
Here are a few FAQs that apply to partners events in Monopoly Go.
We do hope to see some at some point in this event. If there are any you'll be able to find them on our Free dice links page.
You'll only be able to see this event in your game after it starts, which will be 1 PM ET on August 7th 2026. If you still can't see it after that time, try restarting your device and make sure you have the latest version of the game downloaded.
No. Each partner is tied to a single build, which is why you need four of them to clear all four and unlock Tweety Bird.
Any unused Looney Tunes Partners tokens left when the event ends get converted into game cash. How much you get depends on your Net Worth level and how many tokens you're sitting on.
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