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Ride A Pet Shop: Dated Egg Odds, Prices and Pass Status

Compare the saved Dragon and Giant Egg cards, read historical bundle prices, and check the officially listed game-pass sale status.

9/15/2026 Last updated: 11/4/2026 6 min read

FAQ

How much does the Dragon Egg cost in Ride A Pet?
The September 16, 2026 screenshot shows 99/249/799/3499 Robux for 1/3/10/50 rolls. It lists Crocodile 50%, Fox 30%, T-Rex 15%, Phoenix 4% and Dragon 1%. Confirm the current pool and final purchase prompt before using those historical values.
What does the Giant Egg hatch in Ride A Pet?
The September 24 card says Hatches a Random HUGE Pet. Its odds panel lists Common 40%, Rare 30%, Epic 20%, Legendary 5%, Mythic 4%, Divine 1% and Ethereal 0.1%. The panel does not name the pets in each band, and its rounded shares total 100.1%.
Does a larger egg bundle guarantee the pet I want?
No guarantee is shown in the saved random-roll cards. Under the same independent rate, more rolls raise the probability of at least one target but can still miss. Different rarity bands and different named pets are not equivalent prizes just because their printed percentages match.
Which Ride A Pet game passes are currently for sale?
The official public pass-list response checked November 4, 2026 marks Infinite Radar for sale and Auto Collect, Instant Hatch and Infinite Backpack off sale. The response supplies no price. The saved September Shop card shows Radar at 399 Robux; check the current Roblox purchase prompt.

What should I check before using the Shop?

Read the current pet pool, per-roll chance and final price prompt. The screenshots below preserve the Shop as captured on September 16 and 24, 2026. They are useful for comparing the offer in front of you, but later updates may change it.

If you want a particular pet, first check its available acquisition paths. For example, the Fox guide separates free Glass Egg reports from the dated paid card. For probability estimates, enter the current rate in the hatch odds calculator.

September 16 Shop card showing Dragon Egg pets, odds and roll bundles.

What did the Dragon Egg card show?

The September 16 screenshot labels this offer Instant Hatch and prints:

Pull Printed odds
Crocodile 50%
Fox 30%
T-Rex 15%
Phoenix 4%
Dragon 1%

The captured bundles give this arithmetic:

Pack Historical price Per roll, rounded Difference from the same number of singles
1 roll 99 R 99 R —
3 rolls 249 R 83 R 48 R less
10 rolls 799 R 79.9 R 191 R less
50 rolls 3499 R 69.98 R 1451 R less

A lower price per roll does not make a larger purchase necessary. Assuming independent rolls at the captured rate, ten rolls give about an 80.3% T-Rex chance, while fifty give about a 39.5% Dragon chance. Neither calculation measures the pet’s usefulness or guarantees a hatch.

What did the Giant Egg odds panel show?

The September 24 screenshot includes the Giant Egg’s “? odds” panel:

September 24 Giant Egg odds panel with seven printed rarity bands.

Tier Printed odds
Common 40%
Rare 30%
Epic 20%
Legendary 5%
Mythic 4%
Divine 1%
Ethereal 0.1%

The printed shares total 100.1%, consistent with a rounded display. They are preserved as shown rather than silently normalized into a new distribution. The card says “Hatches a Random HUGE Pet”; it does not list which pet is in each band or prove a current stat multiplier for HUGE pets.

Pack Historical price Per roll, rounded
1 roll 49 R 49 R
3 rolls 149 R 49.67 R
10 rolls 399 R 39.9 R
50 rolls 1499 R 29.98 R

In this captured offer, three singles total 147 R, two less than the three-roll pack. The fifty-pack has the lowest per-roll price among these four options, but is also a larger total purchase. A 1% Divine band is not the same prize as a 1% Dragon; equal probability alone cannot establish better value.

For planning, distinguish exactly N rolls from at least N rolls. For example, the old Giant bundles make exactly 45 rolls cost at least 1841 R, while the 50-pack costs 1499 R. The calculator labels its exact-count calculation so it is not mistaken for the lowest possible spending to exceed a target.

What does Instant Hatch mean on these cards?

Both saved Shop cards display Instant Hatch, distinguishing that offer from the carry-home-and-nest process described in the egg locations reference. It is a captured offer label, not proof that every current Shop purchase or other hatch method behaves the same way.

What did the cash packs cost?

The September 16 cash screenshot shows:

Pack Historical price Cash per Robux, rounded
$100,000 49 R $2,041
$1,000,000 499 R $2,004
$1,000,000,000 999 R $1,001,001

September 16 Cash panel: $100,000 for 49 R, $1,000,000 for 499 R and $1,000,000,000 for 999 R.

These ratios compare the captured offers only. They do not establish that buying cash is needed or that a cash purchase satisfies other Rebirth requirements. Compare the current offer with the cash and pet requirements visible in your own progression panel.

What does the Infinite Radar offer say?

The September 16 Shop screenshot shows 399 R, with the description “Detects the nearest egg. [Unlimited use]”.

September 16 Infinite Radar card showing its description and 399 Robux price.

That wording supports nearest-egg detection and unlimited use in the captured offer. It does not prove a filter for a specific rare egg, unchanged current pricing, or the absence of every restriction. The radar guide separates this paid card from the separately captured cash Gear Shop.

Which game passes are for sale now?

The official Roblox public pass list, checked November 4, 2026 at 02:45 UTC, returns four passes:

Pass Sale flag in the November 4 response
Infinite Radar For sale
Auto Collect Off sale
Instant Hatch Off sale
Infinite Backpack Off sale

This response contains no price. It also does not prove that a pass’s last-updated timestamp is the exact time it was taken off sale, why a pass changed, or whether an existing owner retains an entitlement. Read the current pass details and confirmation prompt for a purchase decision.

How can I compare a changed offer?

  1. Match the exact egg or pass name, not just its artwork.
  2. Check whether the current card lists a named pet or only a rarity band.
  3. Use its displayed per-roll rate in the calculator; leave the historical price preset out if the offer differs.
  4. Compare the total purchase price, not just a per-roll average.
  5. If the pool or price is unavailable, leave that comparison unresolved rather than using a September number as today’s offer.

The official experience page is the starting point for the correct game. The tables above are dated screenshot transcriptions, with the separate pass sale flags rechecked on November 4.

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