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Pukaland Travelogue: What to Finish Before November 11

The Pukaland Travelogue closes November 11 at 05:59 UTC+8 — 17 days from October 25. A source-linked checklist, including what already expired.

What the official window actually says

The Version 1.4 patch notes, published September 29, schedule the Pukaland Travelogue through November 11, 2026, 05:59 (UTC+8), with Wonder Stamps (the event’s exchange currency) collected for rewards. The October 21 maintenance notice added second-half Pukaland content: the anomaly commission “No Rest for the Cookies,” the “Snap! Golden Crackshot” duel event (October 21 – November 11) and the daily “Puka Lucky Flip” (October 29 – November 11).

As of October 25, that leaves 17 days before the 05:59 (UTC+8) cutoff. Hours below are quoted as published; entries the notices label “server time” are treated here as the same UTC+8 schedule. The client’s own countdown on the event screen controls your actual deadline, not this page or a third-party list.

The deadlines inside the window

ItemPublished windowSource
Pixel SurgeEnds October 26, 04:59 (server time)1.4 patch notes
Gold Clash (2x Fons in Pink Paws Heist)October 26, 05:00 – November 9, 04:59 (server time)October 21 notice
Puka Lucky FlipOctober 29, 05:00 – November 11, 05:59 (server time)October 21 notice
Circle Bounty guide missionEnds November 10, 23:591.4 patch notes
Pukaland TravelogueEnds November 11, 05:59 UTC+81.4 patch notes
Circle Gifts login eventEnds November 11, 05:59 UTC+81.4 patch notes
Terminal DepthsEnds November 11, 05:59 UTC+81.4 patch notes
Coal Lump’s Treasure (since October 8)Ends November 11, 05:59 UTC+81.4 patch notes
Blackbird’s Invitation web eventEnds November 11, 05:59 UTC+81.4 patch notes

November 11, 05:59 (UTC+8) is also the published close of Akane Rin’s Dazzling Star board and the whole Version 1.4 event cluster — see the full timeline and the October recap.

How guide creators prioritize the grind

These are our summaries of community videos, checked October 25; the opinions belong to the original creators, and the video roundup lists them with dates and links.

  • Zeeebo’s “Ultimate Pukaland 100% Clear Guide” (September 30) walks a full-clear route across the Pukaland minigames for players chasing every reward tier.
  • NITrogen’s “Everything There is to Know about Pukaland” (September 29) focuses on which activities earn points fastest, for accounts deciding what to skip.
  • gateoo’s Coal Lump’s Treasure guide (October 4) shows a fast route to that event’s rewards, which the comments debated as borderline exploit territory — use your own judgment about methods that feel unintended.

A closing checklist

  1. Convert event currency. Wonder Stamps, Puka Stars (a second park currency) and the Pukaland shop close with the event. The patch notes also list a permanent-feeling “Pukaland Gold Pass” discount, but “permanent” in a patch note is still a claim to re-check in game.
  2. Claim milestone rows, then verify inventory. “Announced,” “unlocked” and “claimed” are separate states; only claimed items count.
  3. Log in for Circle Gifts. A login event only pays out on days actually logged in; remaining days are a fixed budget.
  4. Read mail timers. The October 21 compensation (Annulith x300, the pull currency) and the Pukaland Fest gift pack sit in the mailbox with their own expiry, which is shorter than the event window.
  5. Do not budget unclaimed rewards into pulls. Count owned board dice (Limited Board pull tickets) and unconverted Annulith once, then use the guarantee calculator and the F2P planning table — not the event screen’s maximum.

What is already gone

The September preview code PUKALANDGOGO expired September 20 and stays in the code archive; a new month in a page title does not reopen it. “Stamina Recharge” ended October 19, and Blackbird’s and Lacrimosa’s first-half boards ended October 21, 05:59 (UTC+8). There is no verified make-up route for missed event rewards; use official support channels, and treat any third-party “reactivation” link as a red flag.

Codes reported working as of the October code reports are a separate matter — the game’s redemption result on your account is the only authoritative answer.

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