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If your dice stash is looking thin, Space Mission is the kind of banner event you’ll want to treat seriously. It arrived in Monopoly GO on June 14 at 1 PM ET and runs until June 17 at 4 PM ET, so there’s only a short window to push through its 62 milestones. Because it overlaps with the Simpsons-themed Monopoly Go Partners Event and the Springfield Monorail Tournament, each good run can feed several goals at once: dice, Partner tokens, cash, stickers, and timed boosts.
What Space Mission Is Offering
Space Mission asks for roughly 50,125 points if you want to clear the whole reward track. That’s a heavy ask, no doubt, but the payout is solid. Across the full event, players can collect about 20,010 free dice rolls and 3,780 Partner tokens. The early milestones are useful too, with quick Partner token drops, small dice bundles, one-star sticker packs, and random flash events showing up before the point requirements get serious. Later on, the event starts handing out larger dice prizes, cash rewards, and better boosts, which makes it worth checking your progress often instead of waiting until the last day.Milestones Worth Watching
The biggest prizes are spread through the second half of the event, but you don’t have to reach milestone 62 to get value. Milestone 25 gives 925 dice, milestone 35 gives 1,100 dice, milestone 43 gives 1,400 dice, and milestone 48 gives 1,650 dice. Milestone 56 is another major stop with 2,200 dice, while the last milestone pays out 5,000 dice for 10,675 points. There are also Partner token milestones all along the way, including 350 tokens at milestone 36, 400 at milestone 45, 420 at milestone 49, and 500 at milestone 53.Boosts, Stickers, and Smaller Rewards
Dice and tokens are the headline prizes, but the side rewards matter more than some players think. Sticker packs appear early and mid-track, including one-star packs, a two-star pack, and a three-star pack at milestone 26. Timed boosts are also tucked into the reward list, and they can save you a lot of cash or help you earn more if used at the right time.15-minute Builder’s Bash at milestone 18.
10-minute Cash Boost at milestone 33.
15-minute Wheel Boost at milestone 44.
40-minute Mega Heist at milestone 50.
15-minute Cash Boost at milestone 57.How to Score Without Burning Dice
This is a pickup event, so points come from landing on tiles with the Space Mission pickup icon. Each pickup is worth 2 points before your multiplier is applied. The catch is simple: those pickup icons move after you land on them. You’ll quickly notice that blind high rolling can drain dice fast. A better approach is to roll low when the board looks awkward, then raise your multiplier when two or more pickups sit within a reasonable range. Many players like 10x to 50x for this, though it depends on your dice balance. If you’re chasing Partner builds, it also makes sense to time your heavier rolls around useful boosts rather than spending everything in one cold stretch.Why This Event Matters Right Now
Space Mission matters because it’s tied to the last stretch of the current Partners schedule. If you still need tokens for builds, this banner is one of the better chances to stack them while also rebuilding your dice pile. Don’t feel forced to clear all 62 milestones if the cost gets too steep; grabbing the mid-track dice and token rewards can still be a smart play. Players who need extra help planning around the cheap Monopoly Go Partners Event should focus on token-heavy milestones first, then decide whether the late dice rewards are worth the push.Space Mission just landed in Monopoly GO, and it’s worth playing smart: 62 milestones, 20,010 dice, and 3,780 Simpsons Partners tokens. U4GM shares quick, no-fluff event help at u4gm so you can time multipliers better, chase pickups with less guesswork, and squeeze more value from every roll.
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