The new Monster Mash season has already brought Ghostbusters into Monopoly GO, and the first major Partners event gives players another reason to keep rolling. If you are collecting Monopoly Go Stickers, the timing is useful because the seasonal Sticker Album is running alongside several limited-time events. Monster Mash began on September 23 and runs through November 25, with Ghostbusters appearing in Partners, Racers, Treasures, and other activities.
That makes Snack Attack more than just another short milestone event. Its main job is to feed resources into Ghostbuster Partners while also returning a substantial number of dice rolls. Based on the current reward list, Snack Attack runs from September 29 through October 1, giving players a short window to push through 62 milestones before the next event takes over.
Snack Attack Event Overview
Snack Attack is a solo milestone event: roll your dice, land on the required board spaces, collect event points, and unlock rewards one milestone at a time.
The supplied current milestone schedule contains 62 levels, with the biggest rewards heavily concentrated toward the later stages. The headline numbers are particularly attractive for players who can maintain enough dice throughout the two-day window.
| Reward Category | Total / Highlight |
|---|---|
| Total milestones | 62 |
| Free Dice Rolls | 18,205 |
| Ghostbuster Partners Tokens | 3,780 |
| Final milestone | 5,000 Dice |
| Highest Partner Token reward | 500 Tokens |
| Best Sticker Pack | Three-Star Pack |
| Builder's Bash | 15 minutes |
| Wheel Boost | 15 minutes |
| Mega Heist | 40 minutes |
The important distinction is that these rewards serve different purposes. Dice help sustain the event itself, while Partner Tokens directly support Ghostbuster Partners. Scopely's official Partners guide confirms that Partner Currency is used to spin the event wheel and progress each themed attraction.

The Milestones Worth Watching
There are rewards at every stage, but not every milestone deserves the same amount of attention. The early levels are relatively inexpensive and include small dice bundles, sticker packs, and Partner Tokens. The later levels become much more demanding while offering considerably larger payouts.
Here are some of the most useful checkpoints from the current Snack Attack schedule:
| Milestone | Points Required | Reward |
|---|---|---|
| 10 | 200 | 150 Dice |
| 15 | 500 | 375 Dice |
| 18 | 100 | 15-Minute Builder's Bash |
| 20 | 800 | 575 Dice |
| 25 | 1,375 | 925 Dice |
| 26 | 175 | Three-Star Sticker Pack |
| 35 | 1,775 | 1,100 Dice |
| 43 | 2,675 | 1,400 Dice |
| 48 | 3,550 | 1,650 Dice |
| 50 | 550 | 40-Minute Mega Heist |
| 53 | 825 | 500 Partner Tokens |
| 56 | 5,325 | 2,200 Dice |
| 62 | 11,875 | 5,000 Dice |
One thing that stands out when looking at the progression is how heavily the event front-loads smaller rewards while saving the enormous dice bundles for later milestones. That is fairly typical of Monopoly GO's milestone structure, where the final stretch asks players to commit significantly more dice for larger returns.

Why Partner Tokens Matter More Than They Look
For Ghostbuster Partners, Partner Tokens are arguably the most immediately relevant Snack Attack reward.
Scopely explains that Partners events allow players to team up with as many as four friends. Partner Currency is then spent on wheel spins, with the resulting points moving each attraction toward its reward stages.
That means the 3,780 Partner Tokens listed across Snack Attack are not simply another collectible sitting in your inventory. They are fuel for the Ghostbuster Partners minigame.
The official Monster Mash announcement also confirms that Ghostbusters-themed Partners is part of the season, with players working together to create themed attractions based around the franchise.
If you are participating in Partners, therefore, I would treat Partner Token milestones as priority checkpoints rather than judging Snack Attack purely by its dice total.
How to Earn Snack Attack Points
The current event setup rewards players for landing on specific board spaces:
| Board Space | Base Snack Attack Points |
|---|---|
| Chance | 2 |
| Utility | 2 |
| Tax | 3 |
Your dice multiplier increases the number of event points gained when you hit a scoring space. This is where the usual Monopoly GO balancing act comes into play: a high multiplier can accelerate progress when the board is favorable, but it also consumes dice much faster when the rolls refuse to cooperate.
Scopely's official Partners guide similarly confirms that multipliers affect the amount of Partner Currency collected from board tiles.
From a practical standpoint, I would avoid treating the highest available multiplier as the automatic answer. Watch your dice balance, consider your position relative to scoring spaces, and use larger multipliers when the potential return justifies the risk.

How to Use Boosters Efficiently
Snack Attack also includes several temporary boosts, and their value depends heavily on when you activate them.
Builder's Bash appears at milestone 18, while Cash Boost and Wheel Boost arrive later. The 40-minute Mega Heist at milestone 50 is another useful temporary bonus.
These rewards are easier to appreciate when you look at them as part of a rolling session rather than isolated prizes. If you know you will have enough time to keep playing, a temporary boost can be much more useful than activating it immediately and then leaving the game.
The same principle applies to the Partner side of the event. Since Ghostbuster Partners requires repeated wheel spins, having Partner Currency available before committing to a longer play session can make the event feel considerably smoother.
What About Stickers?
Snack Attack does include Sticker Packs, but they are not the centerpiece of the event.
The milestone list contains One-Star, Two-Star, and Three-Star packs, with the Three-Star pack arriving at milestone 26. For players working through Monster Mash, these packs are still worthwhile because every new album season creates another reason to collect duplicates and fill missing sets.
However, Scopely's Monster Mash announcement confirms that the season itself is built around a much larger Sticker collection, with themed sets connected to Ghostbusters and KPop Demon Hunters.
So I would view Snack Attack's Sticker Packs as a bonus rather than the primary reason to spend your dice.
Should You Push All 62 Milestones?
That depends on your dice supply and how important Ghostbuster Partners is to your current goals.
The final milestone requires 11,875 points but pays 5,000 dice, making the end of the track a significant resource checkpoint. If you are already running low on dice, blindly chasing the final reward can put you in a difficult position for the next event.
The better approach is to set personal stopping points. For example, you might decide to push toward a major Partner Token reward first, then reassess your dice balance before committing to the expensive late milestones.
That becomes especially important because Snack Attack is short. There is limited time to recover from an unlucky run.
Final Takeaway
Snack Attack is essentially the resource bridge into Ghostbuster Partners: it gives active players 3,780 Partner Tokens, 18,205 total dice, temporary boosts, cash, and several Sticker Packs. The biggest rewards sit deep in the 62-milestone track, so efficient dice management matters more than simply rolling as quickly as possible.
Monster Mash is also clearly designed around social and collectible play, with Scopely highlighting both Ghostbusters-themed Partners and the season's expanded Sticker content.
If you are trying to stretch your dice while collecting cheap Monopoly Go Stickers, focus first on the Partner Token checkpoints and useful dice milestones, then decide whether the final stretch is worth the additional dice investment. For most players, the key is not simply reaching milestone 62—it is getting the most useful rewards without exhausting the dice needed for the events that follow.