WRONG WAY! Game Passes: All 6 Prices and What They Do

WRONG WAY! sells six game passes: Horns at 99 Robux, Robot Crew and Underglow at 149 each, 24K Pack at 199, 2x Credits at 299 and VIP at 349. Each has a one-line official description on Roblox, quoted below. By those descriptions, two change what a run pays and the other four add voices, horns and looks.

Our source is the Roblox game pass API as it stood on 11 October 2026. One response held the full list of six, each flagged as on sale and none marked down.

What does each WRONG WAY! pass cost?

Pass names and descriptions are copied character for character from the record.

Which WRONG WAY! passes change what a run pays?

2x Credits and VIP. The first reads "Double credits from every run, forever. Stacks with VIP." The second leads with "+25% credits every run" and then lists cosmetics: "VIP paints and helmet, crown tag and chat tag."

"Stacks with VIP" is the developer's promise that owning both gives more than owning one. The description stops short of the combined rate. If the two multiply, a run would pay 2.5 times the base. If they add, it would pay 2.25 times. Neither figure is official, and both are our arithmetic.

Credits matter because three of the four credit packs describe them as "for paints, parts and tuning". The Robux shop guide lists the four credit packs sold for Robux, none of which states how many credits it holds.

Is 2x Credits a better buy than a timed boost?

It depends on how long you play. The store sells a product named Boost 30 min for 49 Robux: "Double credits and XP for 30 minutes."

Six boosts cost 294 Robux, five less than the pass, and cover three hours by their own wording. If both double the same credits, the pass comes out ahead once you expect to play WRONG WAY! for more than about three boosted hours. The boost also doubles XP, which the pass does not mention. Whether a boost and the pass work at the same time is not stated.

Is Robot Crew cheaper than buying voices one by one?

Yes, if you want all four. Robot Crew costs 149 Robux and names four personalities: panicky, sarcastic, pirate and the goose. The store also has four products with matching names.

Four voices bought separately come to 196 Robux, 47 more than the pass. Three come to 147, two less than the pass. So the pass only saves Robux if you want the full set. One caution: the pass says "co-pilot personality" and the products say "co-driver voice". The four names match, but no record says the pass and the products give the same thing.

The game description counts "5 voices" for the robot co-driver. Neither the pass nor the products name a fifth. These only matter in solo play, which the how-to-play guide covers.

What do Horns, Underglow and 24K Pack add?

By their descriptions, sound and looks.

• Horns names six horns: truck, clown, train, duck, party and fiesta. It also gives the only key written down in any official WRONG WAY! text we read: "Press H to honk." A separate product, Horn Pack, sells "3 exclusive horns." for 99 Robux.
• Underglow is "Neon underglow for your car in 6 colours." The colours are not named.
• 24K Pack lists four gold items: paint, rims, suit and helmet.

None of the three descriptions mentions speed, credits or XP.

What do all six WRONG WAY! passes cost together?

We added these up ourselves.

Which WRONG WAY! pass should you buy first?

What follows is our opinion.

• You play often and spend credits on your car. 2x Credits at 299 Robux is the only pass that doubles anything, and its description says forever.
• You mostly play solo. Robot Crew is the pass aimed at the robot in the other seat, and it costs about half as much as 2x Credits.
• You want one cosmetic. Horns is the cheapest pass at 99 Robux.
• You are not sure yet. Buy nothing. The game is free, and no description says a pass is needed to finish a stage or earn a badge.

Do WRONG WAY! passes run out?

Roblox's documentation treats a pass as a single purchase: passes "let you charge users a one-time Robux fee to access special privileges inside your game". The 62 items in the store are a different record type, the developer product, which the same documentation describes as "an item or ability that a user can purchase more than once". On top of that, the 2x Credits description itself says "forever".

When were the WRONG WAY! pass records created?

Five were created on 5 October 2026 between 02:03 and 02:05 UTC, starting with VIP. Robot Crew followed at 07:24 UTC the same day. Horns was last edited at 22:34 UTC that evening, and the record does not say what the edit changed.

The pass icons carry no text. The two icon images we downloaded are plain grey ticket shapes, so the descriptions above are the only official wording. The Rally Pass is not a game pass on Roblox's record. It is sold as store products, and the Rally Pass guide prices them. The five Robux unlocks we read as cars are on the unlocks guide.

Sources

The mechanics and numbers in this guide come from the material below. Open the original pages to check them yourself.

1. S001 Roblox game pass API apis.roblox.com Accessed 2026-10-11
2. S002 apis.roblox.com apis.roblox.com Accessed 2026-10-11
3. S003 games.roblox.com games.roblox.com Accessed 2026-10-11
4. S004 thumbnails.roblox.com thumbnails.roblox.com Accessed 2026-10-11
5. S005 create.roblox.com create.roblox.com Accessed 2026-10-11
6. S006 create.roblox.com create.roblox.com Accessed 2026-10-11

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