Pokémon GO Halloween Web Store bonuses add extra items to the paid Halloween 2026 GO Pass when you buy Deluxe through the official online store. There are three announced purchase offers, including a standard $7.99 Deluxe pass, a $9.99 version with a 10-rank boost, and a larger Ultra Box. They don’t all contain the same number of Premium Battle Passes.
The key is to compare the Pokémon GO Halloween Web Store bonuses before paying, especially if you already expect to raid during Halloween. Here are the confirmed contents, where the bonus items fit alongside the reward track, and how long you have to collect your rewards.
Pokémon GO Halloween Web Store bonuses: every announced bundle
All three Pokémon GO Halloween Web Store bonuses are purchase gifts attached to a paid GO Pass Deluxe upgrade, rather than free items everybody can claim. The standard Deluxe track adds rewards such as Rare Candy XL, extra Pokémon encounters, Premium Battle Passes, and the Patissier clothing. The separate gifts below depend on the version you choose.

| Web Store offer | Published US price | Gift with purchase |
|---|---|---|
| GO Pass Deluxe | $7.99 | 10 Ultra Balls, 5 Max Revives, 1 Premium Battle Pass, 5 Max Potions |
| GO Pass Deluxe + 10 Ranks | $9.99 | 10 Ultra Balls, 5 Max Revives, 2 Premium Battle Passes, 5 Max Potions |
| GO Pass Deluxe + 10 Ranks Ultra Box | Check live Web Store | 20 Ultra Balls, 10 Max Revives, 5 Premium Battle Passes, 10 Max Potions |
Pokémon GO hasn’t listed a definitive international price for the Ultra Box in the announcement. Regional availability may vary too. Always check the final amount in your currency before comparing the value of Pokémon GO Halloween Web Store bonuses against the in-game shop.
Is the $7.99 GO Pass Deluxe good value?
The ordinary Deluxe upgrade is an appealing starting point if you know you’ll play throughout the event. It gives you access to both free and paid rewards while still allowing you to gain ranks naturally through Pass Tasks. Buying via the Web Store adds one Premium Battle Pass, the Ultra Balls, Max Revives, and Max Potions listed above. It does not grant an instant ten-rank increase.
Our existing Halloween GO Pass guide explains the wider system, including the free tier and the bonuses at Rank 10 and Rank 20. The Pokémon GO Halloween Web Store bonuses are separate from those milestones and don’t replace the points needed to progress.
What does GO Pass Deluxe + 10 Ranks unlock?
The $9.99 purchase includes Deluxe plus enough GO Points to reach Rank 11 immediately. Compared with the cheaper purchase, it also includes a second Premium Battle Pass as a Web Store gift. That additional $2 may be attractive if you have little time to play, but someone who can complete the regular Pass Tasks may have no need to pay for the head start.
Pokémon GO Halloween Web Store bonuses don’t make the +10 Ranks upgrade an instant completion purchase. You still need to work through the remaining pass ranks to claim rewards. Pokémon GO has confirmed faster progression for Deluxe, but it has not published a complete rank-by-rank task and reward table before October 27.
What is different about the Ultra Box?
The Ultra Box contains a +10 Ranks Deluxe upgrade and the largest announced collection of bonus items. Against the ordinary $9.99 boosted bundle, it adds three more Premium Battle Passes, ten more Ultra Balls, five additional Max Revives, and five more Max Potions. Compare the Ultra Box’s actual checkout price with the cost of the boosted Deluxe pass and the value of the extra passes you would use.
For frequent raiders, the Premium Battle Passes are probably the standout Pokémon GO Halloween Web Store bonuses. But they are not Remote Raid Passes, and purchasing the Ultra Box does not remove the need to meet ordinary raid entry conditions. For a separate Halloween raid event, read our Chandelure Super Mega Raid Day guide.
Are the Patissier Top and Pants included?
Yes, the Patissier Top and Patissier Pants are announced rewards on the GO Pass Deluxe track. They are not exclusive to the Ultra Box, and Pokémon GO has not specified the precise reward ranks for the two clothing pieces in its pre-event announcement. You may need to complete additional tasks after paying before the items can be claimed.

These avatar clothes are distinct from the Pokémon costumes in our Halloween costume Pokémon guide. Pikachu, Zubat, and Sinistea wear special event outfits, while the Patissier rewards are clothing your Trainer can equip. Pokémon GO Halloween Web Store bonuses only concern the extra items associated with a Deluxe purchase.
Halloween GO Pass dates and reward deadlines
The pass begins on October 27 at 10am local time. You may earn GO Points through November 5 at 8pm local time, then have until November 7 at 8pm local time to claim unlocked rewards. All three UK dates fall under GMT, after the October 25 clock change. Bought passes should be completed and rewards collected before these separate cutoffs.
Halloween Part I ends on November 1, but GO Pass progression continues into Halloween Part II. For more activities during the two phases, check our Halloween Part I hub and Halloween wild encounters guide. Pokémon GO Halloween Web Store bonuses are attached to purchases, not to every separate Halloween event mechanic.
Should you buy online or in the app?
When the same Deluxe version has the same local price in both stores, the announced Pokémon GO Halloween Web Store bonuses give the online offer an advantage. The Web Store provides extra items without changing which GO Pass track you own. Still, the basic GO Pass costs nothing, and free players can earn the Rank 10 and Rank 20 catch bonuses without buying any Deluxe product.
If you mainly want Pokémon encounters and Candy, free participation may be enough. Our Halloween Trick or Treat guide covers the separate field surprises that offer Pokémon encounters and Candy during Part I. You can also plan Shiny hunting through our Shiny Greavard guide when Part II begins.
Halloween GO Pass: Ranks and Deluxe Rewards
Halloween Part I Complete Guide
Official source: Pokémon GO Halloween Part I announcement.
