The Party Queen series is a line of seven Roblox hair accessories with masquerade masks built into them, released between October 2014 and September 2018. Five of them went on sale as Limiteds, meaning Roblox minted a fixed number of copies and then let owners resell them to each other forever after: Glorious Purple, Glorious Pink, Glorious Cyan, Glorious Blue and Glorious Vampire, each 5,000 Robux at launch and 531 copies between them. As of September 2026, their RAP runs from 46,395 R$ on the Pink up to 222,170 R$ on the Purple, and the cheapest copy listed anywhere in the family is 600,000 R$.
Quick answer: The Party Queen series is five classic Roblox Limited hairs (Glorious Purple, Pink, Cyan, Blue and Vampire) plus two members that never went Limited, Wild Party Cat and Glorious Green. All five Limiteds launched at 5,000 Robux with 100 to 130 copies each, and all five rank inside the top 17 of the 55 classic Limited hairs RBX Invest tracks.
| Series fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Series name | Party Queen |
| Members | 7 total, 5 of them Limited |
| Creator | Roblox |
| First release | Wild Party Cat, October 30, 2014 |
| Last release | Glorious Vampire Party Queen, September 24, 2018 |
| Launch price, Limited members | 5,000 R$ each |
| Total Limited copies minted | 531 |
| RAP range, September 2026 | 46,395 to 222,170 R$ |
All five are classic Limiteds, meaning Roblox published them itself. That matters for one practical reason: classic Limiteds can be traded player to player, while UGC Limiteds, the ones community creators make, can only be bought and sold. You can see the whole family ranked live against Roblox's other in-house Limited hair on the classic hair, shoulder and waist accessories collection.
What is the Party Queen series on Roblox? Seven masquerade hairs from 2014 to 2018
Every Party Queen uses the same idea: long hair with a decorated masquerade-ball mask sitting in front of it. Roblox built the first one, recolored it five times over four years, then stopped. The Roblox Wiki's Party Queen series page also records a running joke among collectors: every Glorious variant's catalog description quotes a Kesha lyric. The Cyan reads "I'm so sick of being so serious / It's making my brain delirious." Collectors documented that pattern themselves, and Roblox has never written about it, though you can read the descriptions on the catalog pages and check.
Wild Party Cat came first in 2014, and it still costs 250 Robux
Roblox published Wild Party Cat on October 30, 2014 at 250 Robux. It is the original mesh the Glorious variants were built from, it was never given a copy cap, and Roblox's catalog record still lists it as for sale today at that same 250 Robux. Anyone can own one. That is exactly why it sits outside the Limited market while its recolors trade in the six figures.
Glorious Purple Party Queen, June 2015: the first Limited in the family
Glorious Purple Party Queen went on sale June 12, 2015 for 5,000 Robux with 100 copies. Roblox took a 250-Robux catalog hair, retextured it, capped the stock at 100 and charged twenty times the price. Eleven years later it carries a 222,170 R$ RAP, the highest in the family, and 6,906 favorites.
RAP is short for recent average price, and it is a smoothed running average of everything a Limited has ever sold for. Each new sale drags the number a tenth of the way toward the sale price, so a 100-copy item that trades once a year barely moves. Our RAP explainer walks through the formula.
Pink, Cyan and Blue filled out 2015 and 2016
Three more Glorious variants landed within a year of the Purple, all at 5,000 Robux:
- Glorious Pink Party Queen, November 25, 2015, 100 copies
- Glorious Cyan Party Queen, March 3, 2016, 101 copies
- Glorious Blue Party Queen, May 2016, 100 copies
The Cyan's odd 101 is real. Roblox's own catalog data still reports 101 copies today, against the 100 the Roblox Wiki lists as its original stock. Small mismatches like that show up now and then on older Limiteds, and nobody outside Roblox can say why.
Glorious Green Party Queen, 2017: on sale for two days, never a Limited
The Green is the family's oddity. Roblox built the asset in June 2016 but did not put it on sale until May 2017, and the Roblox Wiki records it as purchasable for 5,000 Robux for roughly two days before it came off sale, with only 43 buyers. Roblox never gave it the Limited tag, so there is no resale market and no RAP for it. Roblox's catalog record shows it off sale today. So the scarcest Party Queen by copy count is also the only one you cannot buy at any price, because an item without the Limited tag cannot be listed for resale at all.
Glorious Vampire Party Queen, September 2018: the last one
Glorious Vampire Party Queen arrived September 24, 2018 as a Halloween item, with violet hair and a bat-shaped mask. Roblox stocked 130 copies at the usual 5,000 Robux, the largest print run in the family, and collectors describe it as selling out in minutes. Nothing has been added to the series since.
How much is a Party Queen worth? RAP runs 46,000 to 222,000, and asks run much higher
Here is every Limited member with live catalog data. The lowest ask is the cheapest copy anyone currently has listed for sale, which traders also call the resale floor. The table is ordered by consensus street value, the price experienced traders treat as fair, which is why the RAP column does not run neatly top to bottom.
| Item | Released | Copies | RAP (R$) | Lowest ask (R$) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Glorious Cyan Party Queen |
Mar 3, 2016 | 101 | 50,239 | 3,684,121 |
 Glorious Purple Party Queen |
Jun 12, 2015 | 100 | 222,170 | 924,999 |
 Glorious Pink Party Queen |
Nov 25, 2015 | 100 | 46,395 | 3,455,415 |
 Glorious Blue Party Queen |
May 2016 | 100 | 206,237 | 2,154,156 |
 Glorious Vampire Party Queen |
Sep 24, 2018 | 130 | 116,058 | 600,000 |
Two rows in that table should stop you. The Cyan and the Pink hold the two lowest RAPs in the family and the two highest asks. Both are listed above 3.4 million R$, more than three times the Purple's 924,999 R$ ask, while their RAPs sit around 50,000 R$. Everyone who owns one wants millions for it, and the sales that set those RAPs happened long ago at a fraction of that.
Why is the Cyan Party Queen's RAP so low when nobody sells one cheap?
RAP only moves when a copy actually changes hands. On an item with 101 copies where most owners have no intention of selling, the number can sit frozen for years while the real price climbs past it. Traders call that a stale RAP, and the Cyan is close to a textbook case: a 50,239 R$ RAP against a 3,684,121 R$ cheapest listing. Trader consensus puts the Cyan at the top of the family, ahead of the Purple, even though RAP ranks it fourth of five.
Supply history explains a lot of it. The Roblox Wiki's Cyan entry records two large hoards, a hoard being one account sitting on many copies of the same item: one owner had 21 copies compromised in 2020, and a separate account holding 33 copies was later terminated. Both stories come from community records, Roblox has never confirmed either, and I would not build a purchase around the details. The direction is what matters. Copies that get locked inside a terminated account or flagged as stolen stop trading, and a 101-copy item that loses even 20 tradable copies gets meaningfully harder to buy.
There is a real risk attached to that history. Traders call a copy that passed through a compromised account a poisoned copy, and the same wiki entry warns that owners of poisoned copies can end up moderated. Ask about an item's trade history before spending seven figures, and read our trading scams guide if you are new to buying at this level.
What drives the Party Queen premium? Scarcity in Roblox's smallest accessory slot
Three things, in order of how much they matter.
Supply is the big one. RBX Invest tracks 1,713 classic Limited hats against just 55 classic Limited hair accessories, and only 18 of those 55 have 130 copies or fewer. Five of the 18 are Party Queens. A collector who wants rare Roblox-made hair has a very short list to shop from.
Look and set appeal come next. The masquerade mask reads as a single recognizable design across all five colors, which pushes people toward completing the set. The Blue has 10,068 favorites, the most in the family, ahead of the Pink at 8,144 and the Cyan at 7,125. Favorites are a weak predictor of price on their own, as our study of favorites across 2,224 classic Limiteds found, though they do tell you which design people actually like.
Company matters too. Only five classic Limited hairs carry a higher RAP than the Glorious Purple: the Rainbow Shaggy, Tix Shaggy, Pastel Rainbow Shaggy, Telamon Hair and Fuchsia Fantastique. Sharing a shelf with the Shaggy line and an admin item keeps the family in front of serious hair collectors. Our Limited hair value guide has the wider picture of where hair sits in the market.
Should you buy a Party Queen in 2026?
Only with a large budget and a long timeline. Every live ask in the family is 600,000 R$ or more, and the two cheapest-by-RAP variants carry the most expensive listings. You would be paying a price no recent sale supports, on an item that might not trade again for months.
The exit math is worth doing before you buy. A classic Limited resale carries a 30% marketplace fee, so you keep 70% of whatever it sells for, and you need roughly 1.43x your purchase price just to break even. Our marketplace fees breakdown covers the full split, and Roblox's own marketplace fees and commissions documentation is the source for how community-created Limiteds are split differently. Buying a copy on resale also locks it for a holding period before you can list it again, explained in our holding periods guide. Reselling at all requires an active Roblox Plus subscription on your account.
Gem-tier prices like these belong to gems, the scarce high-value Limiteds at the top of the market. If you want the look without paying one, the Wild Party Cat is the same mesh at 250 Robux and Roblox still sells it. It carries no resale value at all, and it is the cheapest way to put the design on your avatar.
For anyone tracking the family seriously, the asks tell you more than the RAP does. Set alerts, check the items leaderboard for movement, and keep an eye on the Deals feed for the rare moment an owner lists below the pack. None of this is financial advice, and at these prices a single motivated seller can reset the whole family's pricing overnight.
Market figures in this article come from RBX Invest catalog data and Roblox's own item records as of September 18, 2026, release dates and prices from Roblox's catalog and the Roblox Wiki, and fee rules from Roblox's marketplace documentation.
FAQ
What is the Party Queen series in Roblox?
The Party Queen series is seven Roblox hair accessories featuring masquerade masks, published between October 30, 2014 and September 24, 2018. Five are Limiteds that can be resold and traded: Glorious Purple, Pink, Cyan, Blue and Vampire. The other two, Wild Party Cat and Glorious Green Party Queen, were never given the Limited tag.
How many Party Queen Limiteds are there?
Five. Glorious Purple (100 copies), Glorious Pink (100), Glorious Cyan (101), Glorious Blue (100) and Glorious Vampire (130), for 531 copies in total. Each one launched at 5,000 Robux.
Which Party Queen is the most valuable?
By RAP, the Glorious Purple Party Queen leads at 222,170 R$ as of September 2026. By what traders actually pay, the Glorious Cyan Party Queen is treated as the top of the family, and its 3,684,121 R$ lowest listing is the highest ask of the five.
Why is the Glorious Cyan Party Queen's RAP lower than its asking price?
Because RAP only updates when a copy sells, and Cyan copies rarely sell. Its 50,239 R$ RAP reflects old trades, while current owners are asking millions. Community records of two large hoards being compromised or terminated also removed tradable copies from circulation, which tightened supply further.
Can you still buy a Wild Party Cat?
Yes. Roblox's catalog record shows Wild Party Cat still on sale at 250 Robux. It is the original hair the Glorious variants were retextured from, it has no copy cap, and it has no resale value because it is not a Limited.
Is the Glorious Green Party Queen a Limited?
No. Roblox put it on sale for 5,000 Robux for about two days in May 2017 and roughly 43 people bought it, but it never received the Limited tag. It is off sale now and cannot be resold or traded, so it has no RAP.
Are Party Queens tradeable?
Yes, the five Limited ones are. They are classic Limiteds, published by Roblox itself, and classic Limiteds are the only items Roblox's trade system supports. Both accounts in a trade need an active Roblox Plus subscription.
How much do you keep when you resell a Party Queen?
70% of the sale price. A classic Limited resale carries a 30% marketplace fee, so a copy sold at 1,000,000 R$ pays you 700,000 R$. That means you need about 1.43x your purchase price to break even, before you count how long the copy sat unsold.