Space Mission has rolled into Monopoly GO with a space-themed solo banner, and it's landing at a busy time. It runs beside the Simpsons Monopoly Go Partners Event and the Springfield Monorail Tournament, so every pickup can feel a bit more valuable than usual. If you're short on dice, partner tokens, or sticker packs, this is one of those events where you'll want to check in often rather than leave everything for the last few hours.
Event time and main rewards
Space Mission started on June 14 at 1 PM ET and stays live until June 17 at 4 PM ET. That gives players a little over three days to work through 62 milestones. Clearing the whole track takes about 50,125 points, which isn't light, but the reward spread is decent. The event overview lists around 20,010 free dice rolls, plus 3,780 Partner tokens for the Simpsons Partners event. There are also cash rewards, short flash boosts, and sticker packs along the way.
| Category | Space Mission Details |
|---|---|
| Event length | June 14, 1 PM ET to June 17, 4 PM ET |
| Total milestones | 62 |
| Points to complete | About 50,125 |
| Partner tokens | 3,780 |
| Big dice milestones | 1,400 at milestone 43, 1,650 at milestone 48, 2,200 at milestone 56, and 5,000 at milestone 62 |
Milestones players will notice
The early stages are friendly enough. You can pick up 80 Partner tokens at milestone 1, 25 dice at milestone 2, and a one-star sticker pack at milestone 4. Things start to feel better around milestone 15, where 375 dice show up, then milestone 20 brings 575 dice. Later on, the track gets expensive, but the payouts climb too. Milestone 35 gives 1,100 dice, milestone 43 gives 1,400 dice, milestone 48 gives 1,650 dice, and milestone 62 pays out 5,000 dice. Boosts are mixed in as well, including Builder's Bash for 15 minutes at milestone 18, Wheel Boost for 15 minutes at milestone 44, and Mega Heist for 40 minutes at milestone 50.
How Space Mission scoring works
This is a pickup event, so you score by landing on tiles with the event icon. Each pickup is worth 2 points before your dice multiplier is applied. Simple enough, but there's a catch: pickup icons move after you land on them. That means the board doesn't stay predictable for long. You might see a nice cluster ahead, roll into it, and then the next setup looks completely different. That's why burning high multipliers without looking first can feel rough.
- Use 10x to 50x when several pickup tiles sit within a reachable stretch.
- Drop to a low multiplier if you're only checking where pickups are moving.
- Don't chase one lonely pickup with a huge roll unless you're close to a key milestone.
- Try to play during useful boost windows, especially if you're also building Partners progress.
Why this event matters now
Space Mission is especially useful because it feeds the partner grind while still handing out dice at regular points. You don't need to clear all 62 milestones to get value, which is good news for casual players. Still, if you're trying to finish builds, the cheap Monopoly Go Partners Event route can be worth watching while you spend your dice carefully, since every batch of tokens helps your team move faster.
