Leaked: Monopoly GO x The Simpsons Album: Full Simpsons GO Guide, Sticker Sets, Events & Rewards

Monopoly GO is officially heading to Springfield with the launch of The Simpsons GO!, one of the largest crossover sticker albums in Monopoly GO history. Launching on June 3, 2026, the season introduces 21 sticker sets, 189 stickers, themed events, collectible cosmetics, Springfield-inspired seasonal boards, and exclusive rewards drawn from over 35 years of Simpsons universe history.

This guide covers everything currently known about the Monopoly GO x The Simpsons collaboration, sticker sets, event schedule, album rewards, gold stickers, racer events, partner events, new gameplay mechanics, cosmetics, and the fastest strategies to complete the album before it closes on July 29, 2026.

Quick Summary

Monopoly GO x The Simpsons: Release Date & Season Overview

The Simpsons GO! season officially begins on June 3, 2026 and runs through July 29, 2026: a window of approximately eight weeks. Within that period, players must locate, pull, and trade all 189 stickers across 21 sets to complete the album and claim the full reward stack.

The timing of this release is deliberate. Summer 2026 represents one of Monopoly GO's highest-traffic periods, and a collaboration with The Simpsons, one of the most globally recognised entertainment brands in history, is designed to pull in both veteran players and lapsed users returning for the crossover.

Scopely has not announced whether the album will return in any form after July 29. Based on the pattern of previous limited albums, once the season ends, the sticker sets become permanently unavailable. Players who miss the window lose access to every exclusive reward tied to album completion.

What Is The Simpsons GO Album?

The Simpsons GO! is a limited-time themed sticker album in Monopoly GO, structured around the Springfield universe. Like all Monopoly GO albums, it consists of multiple sticker sets, each containing a fixed number of cards of varying rarity, ranging from one-star commons to six-star ultra-rares and gold variants.

Players collect stickers by opening packs earned through dice rolls, events, Quick Wins, and in-game milestones. Duplicate stickers can be traded with other players through the game's sticker trading system, which typically opens within the first few days of a new album cycle.

The Simpsons collaboration applies the franchise's characters, locations, catchphrases, and cultural moments directly onto sticker card art, seasonal game boards, cosmetics, and event themes, making this one of the most visually distinct albums Scopely has released to date.

All Simpsons Characters in Monopoly GO

The following characters have been previewed as part of The Simpsons GO! season across sticker sets, events, cosmetics, and seasonal boards:

• Homer Simpson: the franchise's central character, appearing across multiple sets, events, and cosmetics
• Bart Simpson: featured in racer events, treasure events, and Simpsons Run
• Lisa Simpson: appears in sticker sets and Simpsons Run with distinct dice behaviour
• Marge Simpson: part of Simpsons Run and multiple sticker sets
• Mr. Burns: anchors his own treasure event and expected in sticker sets
• Krusty the Clown: headline character for Krusty Adventures and Krustyland Carnival
• Moe Szyslak: central to the Moe's Tavern sticker set
• Hank Scorpio: featured in sticker card art
• Spider-Pig: appears as a sticker card character
• Stupid Sexy Flanders: referenced in sticker sets and as a standalone cosmetic

Additional characters are expected to appear across the 14 sticker sets not yet previewed. Based on the depth of the license, characters including Maggie Simpson, Sideshow Bob, Ned Flanders, Chief Wiggum, Milhouse, Nelson, Apu, and Patty and Selma Bouvier are all viable candidates for remaining sets.

All Sticker Sets in The Simpsons GO Album

All 21 sticker sets have been revealed ahead of the June 3 launch. Each set contains 9 stickers.

Set 1: The Simpsons

• Marge
• Bart
• Lisa
• Patty & Selma
• Homer
• Maggie
• Santa's Little Helper
• Snowball 2
• Grampa

Set 2: Monopoly's Training Day

• Wooo!
• Payday
• Naptime
• Break Time
• For Sale
• On Guard
• D'oh!
• Power Snack
• Whoa Ahh

Set 3: Friends & Family

• Herb Powell
• Kumiko
• Apu & Manjula
• Lenny & Carl
• The Van Houtens
• Reverend Lovejoy
• The Hibberts
• The Bullies
• Jacqueline Bouvier

Set 4: Property of Ned Flanders

• Such a Trial
• Smart Homer
• Go Away Ned!
• Come On!
• Let's Go!
• Good Kitty
• Wasn't Me
• Slow Now
• Uh-Diddly-Ho!

Set 5: Taste of Springfield

• Nuts & Gum
• Krusty O's
• Insanity Pepper
• Pork Chops
• Squishee
• Krusty Burger
• Luigi's Spaghetti
• Gummy de Milo
• Buzz Cola

Set 6: The Pin Pal's New Pal

• Let's Bowl!
• Can You Bowl?
• Ooh! Jealous!
• Ugly Ugly
• Bowl God
• Grand One!
• Claw vs. Claw
• Old Wins Gold
• Teammates

Set 7: Maggie's Big Adventure

• Thimble
• Dice
• House Rule
• Waterworks
• Scottie!
• Boom!
• Passing Go
• Out of Jail
• Railroad Rule!

Set 8: Springfield Superheroes

• Bartman
• Pie Man
• Hot Flash
• Bumblebee Man
• Radioactive Man
• Stretch Dude
• Clobber Girl
• Fallout Boy
• Fruit Bat Man

Set 9: When Homie Met Marge

• Birds Appear
• Premarital
• So You!
• I Do
• Carried Away
• Oh Homie
• Date Night
• Kisses
• I Do Again

Set 10: Marge's Many Jobs

• Officer Marge
• Painter
• Real Estate Agent
• Romance Author
• Pretzel Baker
• Mayor
• Bodybuilder
• Waitress
• Actress

Set 11: Old School Rivals

• Got Ya Now
• Road Rage
• Evil Snare
• Electricity
• Not the Face!
• Birthday
• Worth It!
• Excellent!
• Dog Run

Set 12: Springfield Elementary

• Ralph Wiggum
• Sherri & Terri
• Milhouse Van Houten
• Nelson Muntz
• Martin Prince
• Hubert Wong
• Allison Taylor
• Uter Zorker
• Janey Powell

Set 13: Exotic Animals

• Jub Jub
• Spider Pig
• Princess
• Illegal Panda
• Mr. Teeny
• Pinchy
• Screamapillar
• Stampy
• Blinky

Set 14: Simpsons in Song

• Baby on Board
• NOT ME!
• Last Requests
• We Do!
• See My Vest!
• Springfield!
• Mixtape
• Sad Schmuck
• Moaning Lisa

Set 15: You Steam a Good Ham!

• Unforgettable
• Roast & Ruined
• Oh Ho Ho Ho
• Just Stretching
• Steamed Hams
• Obviously Grilled
• May I See It?
• Aurora Borealis
• Northern Lights

Set 16: Beloved Memes

• I'm in Danger
• Yells at Cloud
• Krumping
• Lisa Presents
• Homer in Bush
• More Coffee
• One of Us
• Stupid Sexy Flanders
• Worst Sticker Ever

Set 17: The Itchy & Scratchy Show

• Run Scratchy Run
• Heads Up
• Overstaffed
• Heart Attack
• Hit and Swim
• Don't Laugh!
• Washed Up
• Shutdown
• Go to Retired

Set 18: Moe's Tavern

• Moe's
• Rags to Rags
• Love Tester
• Pickled Eggs
• Barney Gumble
• Prank Call
• Lenny Leonard
• Carl Carlson
• Pool Table

Set 19: Homer's Many Jobs

• Boxer
• Sanitation
• Remote Worker
• Security
• Astronaut
• Mascot
• Monorail Conductor
• Be Sharps
• Mr. Plow

Set 20: Upper Crust

• Kent Brockman
• Mrs. Vanderbilt
• Mayor Quimby
• Rich Texan
• Mr. Burns
• Hank Scorpio
• Rainier Wolfcastle
• Drederick Tatum
• Krusty the Clown

Set 21: Iconic Moments

• Sun Blocker
• Homer's Hoagie
• Step on a Rake
• Do It for Her
• Mr. Sparkle
• Mr. Snrub
• Guy Incognito
• Gorge Jump
• Classy Marge

Simpsons GO Events: Full Schedule

The Simpsons GO! season features one of the most extensive event lineups of any Monopoly GO album, with events spanning every major format in the game. Events are the primary source of sticker packs beyond standard dice rolls and represent the fastest path to accumulating cards early in the album cycle.

Partner Events

Partner events are cooperative multiplayer events where players team up to reach shared milestones. They are one of the most sticker-efficient formats in Monopoly GO when all partners are active.

• Simpsons Partners
• Springfield Partners
• Finale Partners: the season-closing partner event, typically the largest in scope

Racer Events

Racer events are competitive leaderboard-style events where players spend event tokens to advance along a track. Top finishers earn significantly higher sticker pack rewards.

• Springfield Racers
• Radioactive Racers: themed around the Nuclear Power Plant and its radioactive aesthetic
• Itchy & Scratchy Racers: built around the show-within-a-show's iconic rivalry

Treasure Events

Treasure events task players with collecting event-specific items through dice rolls to unlock prize tiers. They reward consistent play over shorter burst sessions.

• Mr. Burns' Treasures: anchored by Springfield's wealthiest villain
• Bart's Treasures

Adventure & Carnival Events

• Krusty Adventures: Krusty the Clown-themed adventure event
• Krustyland Carnival: set in the in-universe theme park from the show
• Kwik-E-Mart Block Boutique: built around Apu's legendary convenience store

Drop & Run Events

• Simpsons Drop
• Simpsons Run: a new format where Bart, Homer, Lisa, and Marge each have distinct dice mechanics (see New Features below)

New Gameplay Features in The Simpsons Season

The Simpsons GO! season introduces two new gameplay mechanics not previously seen in Monopoly GO. Both are built around Simpsons characters and integrate directly into standard gameplay loops.

Bribe Wiggum (Jailbreak Bribe)

In standard Monopoly GO, landing in Jail temporarily pauses a player's board movement. The Simpsons season replaces the standard jail mechanic with Bribe Wiggum: a new event in which Chief Wiggum takes over the Jail space.

Instead of simply waiting out jail time, players can choose to bribe Chief Wiggum directly to secure an early release, earning rewards in the process. The mechanic introduces a decision layer to the jail space, spend resources to get out faster and collect a reward, or wait. Based on how similar mechanics have worked in previous Monopoly GO seasons, the bribe cost is likely to scale with the value of the reward tier offered.

This is the first time a named character has taken over the Jail mechanic in this way, making it one of the more structurally significant changes introduced by the Simpsons collaboration.

Simpsons Run

Simpsons Run is a new event format where four Simpsons family members, Bart, Homer, Lisa, and Marge, each operate with different dice behaviours. Rather than a uniform dice roll experience, each character introduces a distinct modifier to how the dice perform during their respective run segment.

This creates a strategic element within the event: the optimal character to focus on may vary depending on which board spaces are most valuable at a given moment, or which rewards are most needed at a given point in the album cycle. Simpsons Run is expected to be one of the more replayable event formats of the season precisely because of this variable structure.

Springfield Seasonal Boards

Six Springfield-themed game boards are available across The Simpsons GO! season, replacing the standard Monopoly GO board aesthetic with locations from the show:

• Springfield: the town itself as a full board layout
• 742 Evergreen Terrace: the Simpson family home and its surrounding street
• Nuclear Power Plant: Mr. Burns' plant, one of the show's most iconic locations
• Krustyland: the Krusty-branded theme park from the show
• Evergreen Terrace: a distinct board variation of the show's most famous address
• El Barto Springfield: a Bart-centred board with graffiti-influenced visual styling

Cosmetics, Shields & Collectibles

The Simpsons GO! season features an extensive cosmetics lineup. These are earned through album milestones, event rewards, and season pass progression.

Shields

• Milhouse Shield
• D'oh-Nut Homer Shield

Character Cosmetics & Tokens

• Malibu Stacy
• Flaming Moe's
• Mr. Sparkle
• Blinky (the three-eyed fish)
• Sideshow Bob
• Bartman
• Krusty
• Marge
• Homer
• Lisa
• Stupid Sexy Flanders

Album Completion Rewards

Players who complete all 21 sets before July 29 unlock: 15,000 dice rolls, an exclusive Simpsons-themed game token, and emojis. The final set (Iconic Moments) also awards an additional 1,500 dice and a shield on completion, making it doubly valuable to finish.

Gold Simpsons Stickers: What to Know

Every Monopoly GO album contains a small number of gold sticker cards: visually distinct variants of standard stickers that are significantly harder to pull from packs and represent the highest rarity tier in the game's sticker system.

In the context of The Simpsons GO! album, gold stickers are expected to appear across multiple sets, distributed similarly to how Scopely has handled gold cards in previous collaboration albums. Based on the structure of albums like the Monopoly Ever After fairytales album, a 21-set album at this scale typically contains between 10 and 30 gold sticker variants.

Gold stickers carry several important properties that affect how players approach them:

• Cannot be pulled easily from standard packs: gold cards have a much lower drop rate than their non-gold counterparts within the same set
• Tradeable but not freely: gold stickers can be traded with other players, but only during specific trading windows and subject to in-game trade rules that restrict how many can be sent at once
• Cannot be purchased in the shop: Monopoly GO's in-game shop does not sell individual sticker cards, gold or otherwise
• Required for full album completion: every gold card in the album must be collected to claim the final completion reward

Because gold stickers are the primary bottleneck for album completion, identifying which specific cards are gold within The Simpsons GO! sets, and sourcing them as early as possible, is the single most important factor in whether a player finishes before July 29.

How to Complete The Simpsons GO Album Fast

Completing a 21-set, 189-sticker album in eight weeks requires a structured approach from day one. The players who finish earliest follow the same core pattern across every major album cycle.

Dice Strategy

Everything in Monopoly GO flows through dice rolls. More rolls means more board events, more packs, and more stickers. In the weeks before the June 3 launch, hoarding dice rather than spending them on active events builds a reserve that can be deployed as a burst at launch, maximising pack volume at the exact moment when the sticker trading pool is freshest and most complete.

Event Prioritisation

Not all events are equally efficient for sticker packs. Partner events, particularly Simpsons Partners and Springfield Partners, consistently deliver higher pack yields per dice roll than solo events when all four partners are active. Push partner events first. Treat racer events as secondary unless a top-tier reward tier is reachable.

Golden Blitz Timing

For the latest Golden Blitz dates, upcoming schedule, and full sticker list, see the Monopoly GO Golden Blitz schedule.

Sticker Rarity & Set Sequencing

Higher-star sticker sets have lower drop rates. The practical implication is that players who focus pack-opening on high-star sets early, when the trading pool is large and duplicates are readily available, complete those sets faster than players who work linearly through the album. Identify the five and six-star sets as early as possible and prioritise.

Vault & Quick Win Optimisation

Quick Wins reset daily and provide consistent low-cost sticker pack sources that compound significantly over an eight-week season. Completing them daily from day one adds up to a material advantage over players who skip them. Vaults, the guaranteed sticker pack tier unlocked through event milestones, should be targeted specifically in events where the vault tier is reachable without overextending dice.

For Missing Stickers

If you reach the final weeks of the season with specific missing stickers that aren't dropping from packs or available through trades, Mogo Stickers delivers individual Simpsons GO stickers directly to your Monopoly GO account, including gold cards, with instant delivery.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will there be a Golden Blitz during The Simpsons GO! season?

Scopely has not pre-announced which dates Golden Blitz events will run during The Simpsons GO! season. Based on the cadence of previous seasons, Golden Blitz events typically occur multiple times within an eight-week album window. Players can monitor early signals through protobuf data changes in the game client, which has historically given two to four days of advance notice before an official in-game announcement.

Can gold Simpsons stickers be traded?

Yes. Gold stickers in Monopoly GO are tradeable, but trading windows are limited and subject to the game's standard trade rules. Gold cards can only be sent to friends who are at the same set in the album, and there are daily limits on how many gold stickers can be traded per session. The trading window for gold cards typically opens a few days after the album launches.

What is the rarest sticker set in The Simpsons GO album?

Sticker set rarity in Monopoly GO is determined by star rating, five and six-star sets have significantly lower pack drop rates than one through four-star sets. The exact rarity tier assigned to each of the 21 Simpsons GO sets will be visible once the album launches on June 3. Based on previous album structures, the final two or three sets in the album ordering are typically the hardest to complete.

How many dice rolls does it take to finish the Simpsons album?

There is no fixed number, pack drop rates, trading activity, and event efficiency all affect the final dice count significantly. Players who actively participate in every partner event, complete Quick Wins daily, and have a sufficient dice reserve at launch have historically completed comparable albums with 10,000 to 25,000 dice rolls. Players who rely solely on standard board play without event optimisation typically require considerably more.

Will the Simpsons GO album return after July 29?

Based on Scopely's track record with limited collaboration albums, the Simpsons GO! album is not expected to return once the July 29 deadline passes. Limited crossover albums are structured to create urgency precisely because they do not return. The stickers, cosmetics, and completion rewards are exclusive to the season window. No official statement has been made either confirming or denying a return.

Is The Simpsons GO the biggest Monopoly GO album?

At 21 sets and 189 stickers, The Simpsons GO! is among the largest collaboration albums Scopely has released in Monopoly GO. The combination of set count, event volume, new gameplay mechanics, and cosmetics depth places it at the upper end of the game's album scale. The Monopoly Ever After album, for comparison, contained 24 sets and 216 stickers, making The Simpsons GO! slightly smaller in raw sticker count but similarly ambitious in scope.

What happens if I don't finish the album before July 29?

Players who do not complete the album before the July 29 deadline will not receive the album completion rewards, including the exclusive Simpsons-themed token, the completion shields, and the associated dice and emoji rewards. Partial progress does not roll forward into future seasons. Any sticker packs or individual stickers earned during the season remain in your account, but the album itself closes and no further stickers can be added to it.