The official description promises that training zones make followers come faster. Three paid zones exist. Only Golden publishes its effect — this guide compares all three with the current catalog data and a measurement method for the rest.
Golden costs 29 Robux and its label says 3x Followers. Diamond and Void cost 399 and 699 Robux and publish nothing measurable — treat them as unproven until you measure them in your own server.
Training is one of the three official verbs of the game (“Train in the training zones to gain Followers faster!”), so zone access is the core rate upgrade, not a side system. The practical question is order of operations: start with the documented 3x, keep clicking, and let the calculator translate any rate change you observe into clicks saved. A zone that merely feels faster but never changes your displayed gain has not done anything measurable yet.
Source: Roblox public game-pass API for universe 10299695016, checked October 3, 2026.
Cheapest pass in the entire catalog
Documented: The label states the effect outright: 3x Followers. This is the only multiplier published anywhere in the game's 13 pass records.
Undocumented: Whether 3x multiplies your base click gain or a trained rate, and whether it stacks with other effects, is not documented.
The default first zone: lowest cost, only documented effect.
Unchanged since the July 21, 2026 check
Documented: Access to a second training zone. The public label and API description carry no multiplier.
Undocumented: Its actual rate advantage over Golden, unlock behavior, and stacking.
A 13.8x price jump over Golden with zero published effect — measure before buying.
Raised from 599 Robux between July and October 2026
Documented: Access to a third training zone. No multiplier appears in any public field.
Undocumented: Its rate advantage over Diamond and Golden, unlock behavior, and stacking.
The catalog's most expensive pass with the least published information — the top candidate for the before/after test.
Exact records so you can match what you see in the Roblox purchase prompt to what this page checked.
| Pass | Price | Pass ID | For sale | Documented effect |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| [Golden] 3x Followers Training Zone | 29 Robux | 1895160703 | Yes | Training zones; the only pass whose label states a multiplier (3x Followers). |
| Diamond Followers Training Zone | 399 Robux | 1895148686 | Yes | A second, pricier training zone; no multiplier is stated in the public label. |
| Void Followers Training Zone | 699 Robux | 1896348669 | Yes | A third training zone; no multiplier is stated in the public label. |
Full catalog: game-pass page.
Price is not power: Void costs 24x Golden's price and documents 0x of Golden's effect. Buying a zone to “complete” the set before measuring wastes Robux — Diamond and Void may be territory unlocks gated by progression rather than pure rate upgrades; nothing public distinguishes the two.
Roblox pass purchases are handled by Roblox, not this site: refunds and chargebacks run through Roblox support. What this page can do is keep the dated price history honest — the record above shows Void's 699 price is a recent change, not a constant you missed.
Only Golden answers that honestly: its pass label is the only one in the entire catalog that states a multiplier (3x Followers) and it is the cheapest zone at 29 Robux. Diamond and Void publish no numbers in their names, prices, or descriptions, so nobody outside the developer can honestly rank them against Golden.
At the October 3, 2026 catalog check: Golden 3x Followers Training Zone is 29 Robux, Diamond is 399 Robux, and Void is 699 Robux. Prices are snapshots — Void rose from 599 to 699 Robux between the July 21 and October 3 checks — so read the live Roblox prompt before purchasing.
Not publicly documented. Their pass names state no multiplier and Roblox's pass API returns no description for them. Any site quoting a Diamond or Void multiplier is guessing; this page shows a same-server measurement method instead.
It is the cheapest for-sale pass in the catalog and the only one with a published effect (3x Followers). Whether 3x applies to base gain or to a trained rate is not documented — the honest check is the before/after test below. At minimum it is the lowest-risk way to feel what zone training does.
No stacking rule is published anywhere in the official material. The official description only says training zones make followers come faster. Measure your own displayed gain after each change rather than assuming compounding.
The developer repriced it between July 21 and October 3, 2026 (599 → 699 Robux) and also raised 2x Wins from 59 to 79 Robux. The creator has not published pricing notes — the change is visible only by comparing dated catalog checks, which is exactly why this page records its check date.
