The September 12 announcement now explicitly includes player-to-player trading and a new, very rare Food rarity, alongside new Foods, Crates and Desks.
The scheduled window is September 12, 2026, 14:00–15:00 UTC. An announcement and a scheduled start do not, by themselves, verify the feature in a live server.
Announcement checked: September 12, 2026. Live mechanics: not independently verified.
Player trading and a new Food rarity announced
Scheduled for September 12, 2026, 14:00–15:00 UTC
Live mechanics are not independently verified.
Read the September 12 announcement and its evidence limits. The scheduled window does not confirm live rollout or individual item details.
View event details| Time zone | Scheduled start | Scheduled end |
|---|---|---|
| UTC | September 12, 14:00 | September 12, 15:00 |
| Pacific Daylight Time | September 12, 07:00 | September 12, 08:00 |
| Eastern Daylight Time | September 12, 10:00 | September 12, 11:00 |
| Beijing Time | September 12, 22:00 | September 12, 23:00 |
These times retain the site's previously recorded first-party schedule. The current public event listing and September 11 event calendar agree at minute precision. Check the official event before joining in case the schedule changes.
Trading is no longer just an inference from the event title: the description specifically announces trading with other players.
It also announces another Food rarity but does not name that rarity or give its drop chance. Do not treat “very rare” as a numerical probability.
The announcement does not establish the trade button location, trade eligibility, fees, confirmation sequence, item values or whether the system is permanent. Those details need current client evidence before becoming a how-to guide.
If a Trading control appears in your client, read its actual rules and confirmation screens. Do not substitute a Discord promise or an off-site transfer for an in-game confirmation.
Dino is reported for a Dino Egg, but it has not been established as a reward for attending this event. Use the current codes and evidence table instead of assuming that every recently reported code belongs to Trading & Admin Abuse.
This review establishes the announced feature, not a successful live trade. The time card tracks the scheduled window; it does not certify server rollout.
The announcement available for this review does not provide its name or odds.
The official event title used here does not include that number, so this page keeps the named event rather than adopting an unverified update number.
No specific attendance reward was established by the announcement used for this page.
The new announcement wording was obtained from the public search extract of the official Roblox event URL. The full interactive event page was not readable in this research environment. The earlier official schedule is retained with its original source history, not presented as a newly downloaded API response.
