MONOPOLY GO The Simpsons album starts June 3, 2026 and ends July 29, 2026. See all 21 sets, 189 stickers, album rewards, final set reward, and practical tips for collecting faster.

• The Simpsons Album Information
• The Simpsons Album: All 21 Sets
• Stickers & Characters & Theme Highlights
• Album Rewards
• Best Strategy to Complete The Simpsons Album
• Best Sets to Prioritize
• Trading Tips & Strategies
• FAQs
• When Does The Simpsons Album Start In Monopoly Go?
• When Does The Simpsons Album End?
• How Many Sets Are In The Simpsons Album?
• How Many Stickers Are In The Album?
• What Is The Full Album Reward?
• What Is The Final Set Reward?
• Which Set Should Players Focus On First?
• Is This Album Worth Completing?
• Finally

The next MONOPOLY GO! sticker album is taking us to Springfield, and honestly, this is the kind of crossover that feels built for sticker collecting. The Simpsons album launches on June 3, 2026, with 21 sets, 189 stickers, and a full completion reward of 15,000 dice plus a Simpsons-themed token.

If you are planning your trades early, this guide gives you the clean version: dates, sets, rewards, and the strategy we would use as active players.

↖ The Simpsons Album Information

The Simpsons album runs for just under two months, so there is enough time to finish it, but not enough time to play randomly and hope everything lands perfectly.

Because there are 189 Stickers in 57 days, we are looking at an average of about 3.3 new stickers per day. That number is useful, but album progress never works evenly. Early on, new stickers come fast. Later, you usually get stuck chasing specific 4-star, 5-star, or gold stickers.

That is why the best move is simple: collect heavily early, trade carefully mid-season, and save premium duplicates for the final stretch.

↖ The Simpsons Album: All 21 Sets

Here are all confirmed sets in the MONOPOLY GO The Simpsons album.

The later sets are the ones we would watch closely. In past MONOPOLY GO! albums, final sets usually take longer to finish but offer better rewards. Since Set 21 rewards 1,500 dice plus a shield, it is clearly one of the highest-value targets.

↖ Stickers & Characters & Theme Highlights

This album pulls from classic Simpsons characters, Springfield locations, memes, and long-running jokes. That should make trading easier because players will recognize the names quickly.

From a player perspective, themed albums like this tend to be more active in trading groups. People remember the stickers better, and that usually makes it easier to post clear trade requests. If you are trading, use set number + sticker name + rarity. It saves time and avoids the usual which one? back-and-forth.

↖ Album Rewards

The main album reward is the big prize, but set rewards also matter because they keep your dice balance alive while you collect.

The 15,000 dice reward is strong enough to change your event planning. It can help you push harder in tournaments, Partner Events, digging events, Peg-E-style events, or banner milestones.

The token is also worth noting. Dice get spent quickly, but crossover cosmetics can become long-term account flex items. If you care about collecting unique pieces, this album is worth taking seriously.

↖ Best Strategy to Complete The Simpsons Album

The safest plan is to treat the album in three phases. This is how we usually approach long MONOPOLY GO! albums when we want to finish without wasting too many dice.

• Early: In the first two weeks, do not overpay for common stickers. Most players will pull them naturally.
• Medium: By mid-season, start tracking missing stickers seriously. A simple list in your notes app is enough.
• End: Near the end, focus on sets that are one or two stickers away. If you are missing too many from a difficult set, chasing it may burn more dice than it returns.

↖ Best Sets to Prioritize

Not every set deserves the same amount of attention. Early sets are good for quick wins, while late sets are better for bigger payouts.

If you find yourself one sticker away from Set 21, that should be a top trading priority. A 1,500-dice return can fund more event play and help you chase the rest of the album.

↖ Trading Tips & Strategies

Trading is where many players either finish the album or get stuck. The trick is not just having duplicates; it is knowing when to use them.

A good trade post should be short and clear:

If your post is easy to read, you get more useful replies. That sounds simple, but in busy trading groups, clarity wins.

↖ FAQs

↖ When Does The Simpsons Album Start In Monopoly Go?

The Simpsons album starts on June 3, 2026.

↖ When Does The Simpsons Album End?

The album ends on July 29, 2026, giving players 57 days to complete it.

↖ How Many Sets Are In The Simpsons Album?

There are 21 sticker sets in the album.

↖ How Many Stickers Are In The Album?

There are 189 stickers total, with 9 stickers per set.

↖ What Is The Full Album Reward?

The full album reward is 15,000 dice, a Simpsons-themed token, and extra event currency.

↖ What Is The Final Set Reward?

The final set, Iconic Moments, rewards 1,500 dice plus a shield.

↖ Which Set Should Players Focus On First?

Early players should finish Sets 1–7 for quick rewards. Later, focus on Sets 18–21, especially Set 21: Iconic Moments.

↖ Is This Album Worth Completing?

Yes. Between the 15,000 dice reward, special token, shield, and crossover theme, this is one of the more valuable albums for both active players and collectors.

↖ Finally

The MONOPOLY GO! The Simpsons album runs from June 3 to July 29, 2026, with 21 sets and 189 stickers to collect. The full completion reward gives 15,000 dice plus a Simpsons-themed token, while the final set adds 1,500 dice and a shield.

The best way to approach it is to build your collection early, save valuable duplicates, and trade with purpose once the easy stickers are out of the way. If you are short on time or dice, prioritize near-complete sets and high-value rewards first. This album is not just a fun Springfield crossover; it is also a strong chance to stockpile dice for the next big MONOPOLY GO! event cycle.