Where Seasons Pass Gamepasses
All Where Seasons Pass Roblox gamepasses for July 2026 beta. Advanced Placement (150 Robux), Increase Object Limit +100 status, and buying advice for cozy farmers.
Gamepasses in the July 2026 beta
Where Seasons Pass launched with Roblox gamepasses that expand creative freedom on your personal farm. Gamepasses use Robux, not Clovers—they are optional purchases separate from code rewards like ILoveWSP. This page tracks what is on sale, what rotated offsale, and whether each pass fits your playstyle during the beta.
Advanced Placement — 150 Robux
Advanced Placement is the primary active gamepass at 150 Robux. It improves object placement flexibility so decorators can position crops, cosmetics, and greenhouse parts with finer control—valuable when quests demand specific fence lines or path layouts documented in our decoration guide.
Who should buy: players hitting placement frustration on mobile or PC, or farmers chasing screenshot-ready layouts alongside the 38-quest decoration chains. Who can skip: pure profit runners still clearing land and learning seasons via the beginner guide.
Increase Object Limit (+100) — currently offsale
The Increase Object Limit (+100) pass expanded how many placeable objects a farm could hold. Rolimon's lists it as offsale as of July 2026—likely a limited beta window or balance precaution while developers monitor server performance with four-player instances.
If it returns, expect announcements on Discord and updates on our patch notes page. Large decoration projects should plan around current limits and prioritize quest-required items from the cosmetics catalog.
Gamepasses vs Clovers economy
Clovers buy seeds, greenhouse segments, and shop cosmetics. Gamepasses buy convenience and capacity. Redeem codes and complete quests for Clovers; spend Robux only when a pass solves a recurring pain point after you understand the weekly season loop.
Purchase safety reminders
Buy only inside the official Roblox experience store. Third-party sites claiming discounted gamepasses are scams. Beta passes may change price or availability—treat them as quality-of-life bonuses, not investments guaranteed through full release.