Day 4 of The Hollow came with four free prizes, three different games and one very unfriendly elevator. If you want The Hollow Day 4 free prizes without wandering a maze for an hour, this guide lays out each item, the steps reported for it and the ticket math behind the Great White Pumpkin. I also checked the reported steps against the event guides I could reach, and they do not all agree on what Day 4 hands out. I will mark what is solid, what is reported and where guides clash, so you can plan your night.
⚡ Quick Answer
Take the hub elevator to floor 4 for the maze prize. Finish the 99 Nights in the Forest task for the Chrome Deer Skull Chain, survive Home Alone until 5:00 AM for the Anomaly Detection Rig, and collect tickets from partner games for the Great White Pumpkin. Claim everything by November 2.
What Are the Day 4 Free Prizes in The Hollow?
The Hollow runs from October 22 to November 2, 2026, and each day adds a new maze floor, a new monster and a new partner game. The four prizes tied to this stretch are Boo and Bub, the Chrome Deer Skull Chain, the Anomaly Detection Rig and the Great White Pumpkin. All four are listed as items from the event, and all four are free in the sense that they cost effort and tickets, not Robux.
| Prize | How It Is Reported | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Boo and Bub | Floor 4 hub maze, then a key from an obby | Reported |
| Chrome Deer Skull Chain | Team task in 99 Nights in the Forest | Reported |
| Anomaly Detection Rig | Survive Home Alone until 5:00 AM | Reported |
| Great White Pumpkin | Tickets from partner games | Reported, cost disputed |
⚠️ Important: Guides do not agree on Day 4. Several event guides list the Day 4 maze monster as the Deer from 99 Nights in the Forest and name a different floor item, Incorporeal Incorporated. One guide also says the day order shifted in a newer schedule. Check the hub for the live reward before you commit to any route.
How Do You Get Boo and Bub From the Floor 4 Maze?
Floor 4 is where the hub earns its reputation. The fourth maze floor opens on Day 4, and the monster that hunts you through it is the Deer, a creature borrowed from 99 Nights in the Forest. That much is consistent across guides. The walkthrough for Boo and Bub itself is reported by a single creator, so treat the steps as a strong lead and not a guarantee.
- Go to the hub elevator: walk to the elevator in the hub.
- Ride to floor 4: pick the fourth floor to enter the maze.
- Avoid the monster: navigate the maze and keep away from the chaser.
- Find the 99 Nights in the Forest room: it holds the puzzle for this floor.
- Beat the zombie square mimic obby: finishing it gives you a key.
- Return to the elevator without dying: get back out to finish the floor.
💡 Pro Tip: The same walkthrough admits it has no route for the Home Alone room inside the maze, so expect to explore. Hidden doors and unmarked room entrances are the most common complaint about these floors.
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How Do You Get the Chrome Deer Skull Chain in 99 Nights in the Forest?
This one is a team task inside the partner game, and it is the longest of the four. 99 Nights in the Forest is confirmed as one of the participating games, and its monster is the Day 4 maze enemy. The steps below come from one walkthrough, so I label them reported.
- Open 99 Nights in the Forest: join a queue and group up with a team.
- Upgrade your fire to level 3: chop trees and feed the wood to the fire.
- Use the map: it points you to the void teleporter.
- Stand on the portal together: every teammate must be on it at the same moment.
- Collect 20 red flowers: the team gathers them together while avoiding enemies.
- Use the yellow glowing lamps: they prevent anyone from being killed, so use them as safe spots.
- Finish the badge: completing the stage awards the item.
"Make sure everybody on your entire team is standing on the portal at the same time because they will not be able to join later and you will need to restart."
That quote is the whole difficulty of this task. The void stage punishes a late teammate with a full restart, and the red flowers upgrade every three collected. A team of five is recommended, but a solo run is described as possible.
How Do You Get the Anomaly Detection Rig From Home Alone?
The Anomaly Detection Rig is reported to come from Home Alone. You launch the game directly from its page, survive until 5:00 AM by watching the doors and cameras, let in only the non anomalies and protect your sanity. When the badge awards, you then look for the matching area on floor 4 of the hub maze.
⚠️ Important: Home Alone did not appear on the partner game list I checked, and the video does not show the route to its room in the maze. If the room will not appear for you, finish the survival task first and then re check the maze, because the badge is what unlocks it.
How Do You Get the Great White Pumpkin?
The Great White Pumpkin is the ticket prize. Here guides split. One reports a price of 20 tickets, or 40 tickets when the games you play are featured. Another says the pumpkin is free at the hub concessions shop with no tickets needed. The confirmed part is how tickets work: each completed partner quest pays 20 tickets plus a badge.
| Ticket Source | Reported Task | Reported Reward |
|---|---|---|
| Welcome to Bloxburg | Earn $15,000, with ghost hunting paying about $10,000 at a time | 20 tickets |
| Keyboard Escape | Stay idle for about 15 minutes | 40 tickets |
| Any partner game | Complete its quest | 20 tickets plus a badge |
📊 Key Stat: Each completed partner quest pays 20 tickets plus an exclusive badge, and floors can be completed any time before November 2. A Bloxburg run needs $15,000 in total, and a Keyboard Escape run takes about 15 minutes.
The easiest path, going by the walkthrough, is Bloxburg ghost hunting because the objects are relatively easy to find, followed by an idle session in Keyboard Escape. If you already finished a partner quest before the event, one guide says you can teleport into that game from The Hollow and back to claim tickets without replaying it.
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When I lined up the four routes, the trade became obvious. Boo and Bub costs concentration, the Chrome Deer Skull Chain costs teammates, the Rig costs nerves and the Pumpkin costs patience. If you only have one evening, I would start the idle ticket game in one window, because it needs nothing from you while you tackle the harder tasks.
How Do You Claim Rewards and Catch Up on Missed Days?
Partner quest progress does not convert to tickets by itself. Return to The Hollow, use the portal or the redeem badges panel, and press Confirm. Missed days are not lost: each floor can be completed any time before November 2, so you can stack Day 4 on top of earlier days. Items are also reported to appear in the hub starting area a few days after they release.
What Mistakes Should You Avoid on Day 4?
- Entering the portal late: teammates who miss the void portal cannot join and the team restarts.
- Dying in the maze: deaths on floor 4 can force you to restart the route.
- Skipping the fire upgrade: level 3 fire comes first in 99 Nights in the Forest.
- Trusting one guide: Day 4 rewards differ between guides, so confirm in the hub.
- Forgetting to redeem: tickets only arrive after you press Confirm in The Hollow.
- Waiting until the last day: servers get crowded near the November 2 deadline.
Order matters. Start the idle ticket game first, run the team task when friends are online, and save the survival game for when you have a calm hour.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you access Day 4 floors in The Hollow?
Take the hub elevator and choose floor 4, the maze that opens on Day 4. The monster hunting you there is the Deer from 99 Nights in the Forest. Floors can be completed any time before the event ends on November 2, so you can catch up later.
Do you need a team for the 99 Nights in the Forest task?
A team of up to five is recommended because the void stage needs everyone on the portal at the same moment. It is described as possible solo, but teammates make the red flower collection and the enemies easier. A late teammate cannot join and the group must restart.
How many tickets do you need for the Great White Pumpkin?
Guides disagree. One reports 20 tickets, or 40 tickets when playing featured games, while another says it is free at the hub concessions shop. The confirmed rule is that each completed partner quest pays 20 tickets plus a badge, so check the price shown in the hub.
What is the fastest way to earn tickets in Welcome to Bloxburg?
Ghost hunting is the recommended route. You find objects tied to different ghosts, and each run is reported to pay about $10,000. The quest needs $15,000 in total, so a ghost hunt plus a few activities worth about $3,000 each finishes the task quickly.
How do you upgrade your fire to level 3 in 99 Nights in the Forest?
Chop trees and feed the wood to the fire until it reaches level 3. That upgrade is reported as the requirement before the void teleporter stage. Do it with your team so the later red flower collection starts right away and nobody is left behind.
Can you get event items later if you miss Day 4?
Yes. Floors can be completed whenever you have time before November 2, and quests you already finished can be claimed by teleporting into the game from The Hollow and back. Items are also reported to spawn in the hub starting area a few days after release.
How does the Home Alone survival task work?
Launch Home Alone from its page and survive until 5:00 AM. Watch the doors and cameras, let in only the non anomalies and protect your sanity. When the badge awards, look for the matching area on floor 4 of the hub maze to claim the Anomaly Detection Rig.
Your Day 4 Game Plan
Start the idle ticket game, take the elevator to floor 4 for Boo and Bub, run the 99 Nights in the Forest task with a full team and keep an hour free for Home Alone. Confirm the live reward in the hub because guides still disagree, and press Confirm after every quest so your tickets actually land. Everything stays claimable until November 2, so there is no need to panic, only to plan better than the Deer expects.
📚 Sources & References
- All Roblox The Hollow Items and Event Details, GamesRadar
- Roblox The Hollow Guide, How to Get All New Hub Items, Of Zen and Computing, October 2026
- Roblox The Hollow Full Event Guide and Quest Walkthroughs, Of Zen and Computing, October 2026
- The Hollow (2026), Gunterverse
- The Hollow Roblox Free Items Guide, The Hollow Game Wiki
