Porcine Parade has landed in Monopoly Go, and it's not the kind of event you can casually poke at for a week. It runs from April 14 to April 16, 2026, so you've got two days to work through 62 milestones. If you're also busy with Fairytale Partners, this banner matters even more, since it throws out a lot of purple Partner Tokens. Players who like stacking event progress alongside other boosts, or even planning ahead for things like buy Tycoon Racers Event slots, will want to treat this as a short, focused grind rather than a background task.

How the points work

The scoring is simple, which is nice for once. You earn points by landing on Chance, Utility, and Tax tiles. Chance and Utility spaces give 2 base points, while Tax tiles give 3, so those tax spots are the ones worth watching. Don't just slam your highest multiplier every roll. That's how dice vanish. A better play is to roll low when you're nowhere near a scoring tile, then raise the multiplier when you're about 6 to 8 spaces away from Income Tax, Luxury Tax, or a tight group of useful spaces.

Rewards worth chasing

There are more than 18,000 dice rolls available if you clear the whole track, with the last milestone paying out 5,000 dice on its own. Sounds great, but most players won't need to force a full clear. The better target for many people is the Partner Token stash. Porcine Parade includes 3,780 Fairytale Partners Tokens, and milestone 53 is the chunky one, giving 500 tokens in a single hit. If your dice count isn't huge, stopping somewhere in the 50s can still feel like a win.

Don't waste timed boosts

The event also drops timed boosts, and this is where people mess up. There's a 40-minute Mega Heist at milestone 50, plus Cash Boosts and other short windows along the way. Before you push into a milestone that unlocks one, check the clock. If you've got five minutes before work, school, dinner, or bed, maybe hold off. Nothing feels worse than opening a strong boost and then having to close the app. It's not exciting advice, but it saves value.

Small packs still matter

The sticker packs in Porcine Parade are easy to overlook, especially when everyone's chasing five-star cards and gold stickers for the Monopoly Ever After album. Still, those lower-star packs can fill annoying gaps, create trade pieces, and help you prepare for the next Gold Blitz. If you're managing dice, tokens, and album progress at the same time, it helps to think a few moves ahead. Some players also use services such as RSVSR when they want game items or currency support, but smart rolling still does most of the heavy lifting here, so keep your multiplier under control and aim for the Tax tiles.