Adopt Me's Monster Mansion update released on September 25, 2026, adding a new haunted home and ten matching furniture items. The house costs 13,000 Bucks, while buying one of each listed furniture piece adds another 3,413 Bucks. The patch also addresses profile, storage, trading, display-name, prompt, and Family issues.
Adopt Me Monster Mansion Update Release Date and Main Additions
Uplift Games published the Monster Mansion notes on Friday, September 25, 2026. The official countdown listed the release for 3:00 p.m. UTC, which was 11:00 a.m. EDT or 8:00 a.m. PDT for US players.
The confirmed update scope is straightforward: a spooky Monster Mansion, a themed furniture set with separate prices, and six bug fixes that make profiles, storage, trading, and everyday interactions work more smoothly. That gives you two practical questions to answer: whether the house fits your build budget and how much extra to reserve for the full furniture set.
What Is the New Monster Mansion Home in Adopt Me?
The Monster Mansion is a new haunted home for players who want a darker build or a spooky roleplay setting. The official Adopt Me experience description also leans into the theme by describing the furniture pack as something that “watches you back,” but that wording establishes the mood rather than confirming a specific animation for every item.
The home itself costs 13,000 Bucks. The themed furniture is listed separately, so buying the mansion does not cover the ten pieces below.
Monster Mansion Furniture Prices in Adopt Me
The official notes list these ten furniture items and their individual costs:
| Furniture item | Cost |
|---|---|
| Monster Claw Bed | 295 Bucks |
| Monstrous Bed | 500 Bucks |
| Hungry Hungry Crib | 360 Bucks |
| Cauldron Pet Bowl | 240 Bucks |
| Cauldron Water Bowl | 240 Bucks |
| Drool Shower | 188 Bucks |
| Vampire Fridge | 190 Bucks |
| Wicked Window | 400 Bucks |
| Creepy Couch | 450 Bucks |
| Devilish Drawers | 550 Bucks |
Buying one copy of every listed furniture item costs 3,413 Bucks. Add the 13,000-Buck home and you get a 16,413-Buck planning total for the mansion plus one of each decoration. That is a budgeting calculation, not a separate bundle price, and extra copies would cost more. If you want to compare these additions with older decorations, the Adopt Me furniture catalog covers the wider furniture collection.
Adopt Me Monster Mansion Update Bug Fixes
The six fixes are easier to use when grouped by the part of the game they affect.
Profile pets and storage items
Pets displayed on profiles can now show Pet Wear from storage. The update also lets you trade profile items directly from storage, and storage items can be offered in exchange for items on a Wishlist. Together, these changes make it easier to show, find, and trade items without moving them through as many separate steps.
Display Pet NPC names
Display Pet NPC names now stay in place after you purchase a pet. If those names were disappearing after a purchase, this fix targets that specific display problem.
Prompts for tall avatars
Tall avatars can now interact with low prompts. This addresses the frustrating situation where your avatar could see an interaction but could not reach the prompt because of its position.
Family feature
Players can use the Family feature as normal after the update. The release notes include restored normal Family use as one of the patch's six fixes.
If you're saving only for the new build, set aside 13,000 Bucks for the Monster Mansion. If you want the complete listed theme, use 16,413 Bucks as your target for the house and one copy of every furniture item. The official notes do not announce a closing date, so budget based on your own priority rather than an unverified deadline.
