Monopoly Go The Simpsons Album will officially launch on June 3, 2026, and run until July 29. This is the game's first collaboration album with The Simpsons, featuring 21 sticker sets with 189 stickers. Players need to collect them within eight weeks to earn 15,000 Dice, exclusive Simpsons-themed tokens, and additional event currency.
To be well-prepared for the event's first day, players are advised to get familiar with each set's sticker composition and rewards in advance, given the remaining time before the album officially begins. The following is a breakdown of the sticker composition and completion value, grouped by set.
Album Structure
Understanding the overall structure of the album is the first step to efficient collection. The star rating of stickers varies significantly across different tiers. While the first sets are easy to wrap up quickly, the later sets demand a greater focus on acquiring high-star packs and making use of trading events.
In Monopoly Go, a wise approach is to let your Dice savings dictate how many daily tasks you do and how hard you push in events - this helps conserve resources on low-star sets.
Star-increasing mechanism
A total of 21 sets make up the album, organized into three tiers.
Sets 1 through 7 are themed around: The Simpsons, Monopoly's Training Day, Friends & Family, Property of Ned Flanders, Taste of Springfield, The Pin Pal's New Pal, and Maggie's Big Adventure.
These sets focus on family scenes and daily interactions, featuring sticker characters including Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, Maggie, and the neighboring Flanders. The first tier is easier, suitable for quickly accumulating Dice rewards at the beginning of the event, building resources for later high-star sets.
Sets 8-14 feature themes such as: Springfield Superheroes, When Homie Met Marge, Marge's Many Jobs, Old School Rivals, Springfield Elementary, Exotic Animals, and Simpsons in Song.
These sets introduce more supporting characters and scene expansions, such as stickers related to school teachers, exotic animals, villains, and songs.
The second tier begins to feature 4-star and 5-star stickers, significantly increasing the time required to collect each set. When playing Monopoly Go, it's recommended to focus on these sets while using blue and purple packs.
Sets 15–21 consist of the following themes: You Steam a Good Ham!, Beloved Memes, The Itchy & Scratchy Show, Moe's Tavern, Homer's Many Jobs, Upper Crust, and Iconic Moments.
These sets contain the highest rarity Monopoly Go Stickers in the entire album, with the highest proportion of six-star stickers from Memes and Itchy & Scratchy series. The third tier presents the greatest challenge in completing the entire album, especially Gold Stickers, which almost entirely require Golden Blitz trading to collect.
Sticker Pack Acquisition
In Monopoly Go The Simpsons Album, completing the album revolves around sticker packs, but different colored packs come with different levels of difficulty and acquisition efficiency. Having a strategy for the order of pack usage prevents the situation where high-value packs are wasted because you are already overloaded with low-star stickers toward the end.
Correspondence
Green sticker packs guarantee at least a 1-star sticker, yellow sticker packs guarantee 2 stars, pink sticker packs guarantee 3 stars, blue packs guarantee 4 stars, and purple sticker packs guarantee 5 stars.
It's important to clarify that color only represents the minimum guaranteed star rating, not the maximum. Green sticker packs have a chance to contain a 5-star sticker, and purple sticker packs may also contain a 1-star sticker.
Therefore, high-color level packs obtained from daily events should not be opened hastily before completing low-star sets. A practical criterion is: only consider opening high-color level packs when a high-star set is only missing 1-2 stickers, maximizing the use of the pity system within the sticker packs.
Daily Events
Sticker packs are primarily obtained through daily events, limited-time tournaments, and seasonal missions. After an album is unlocked, green, yellow, and pink sticker packs can be prioritized to fill gaps in sets 1-7. Keep in mind that blue and purple packs may drop early, too. The recommended approach is to open them based on which stickers you currently lack.
Throughout Monopoly Go The Simpsons Album event, pay attention to all Golden Blitz updates, since that's the only time you can swap Gold stickers with other players.
For weeks 1–3, concentrate on rapidly completing low-star sets; however, refrain from purposely holding onto high-star packs. From the fourth week onwards, focus on acquiring high-star stickers from sets 8 to 14, while simultaneously using Golden Blitz to specifically exchange for missing Gold stickers from sets 15 to 21.
Gold Stickers Trading
Gold stickers are not traded in the regular Monopoly Go Stickers market. The only trading window is Golden Blitz event. Before each Golden Blitz event, the official team will hold a community vote, allowing players to select two Gold Stickers as tradable items for that period.
The event lasts 24 to 48 hours, during which only these two stickers can be traded; other Gold Stickers remain untradeable.
For Monopoly Go players, it is recommended that players join active trading communities beforehand and actively participate during the voting phase to increase the probability of their desired stickers being selected.
Additionally, pay close attention to the in-game countdown timers to avoid missing the brief Golden Blitz window.
The core collection logic for Monopoly Go The Simpsons Album, you should fill missing low-star stickers in the first four weeks, and concentrate on finishing Gold Stickers over the last four weeks.
Prioritize completing Sets 1 to 14 to obtain Dice reward, then fill in Sets 15 to 21 through Golden Blitz trading.
Avoid using the purple sticker pack in the first two weeks of Album; saving it until a Gold sticker appears will significantly increase your completion rate.
