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Ticket request

A ticket was a means of advancing to the next episode in Candy Crush Saga. From episodes 3 to 63, you had to wait 72 hours, or else three tickets were needed from three different friends playing the game in order to proceed to the next episode. Mystery Quests were also available for mobile players, while they were offline, when they finish an episode as an alternative to obtaining tickets.

Tickets are no longer required for accessing episodes. Accessing subsequent episodes are now free for all episodes; after completing the episode finale, you go straight to the next episode. If you reached a ticket zone after completing an episode finale in Flash, and then go to the mobile platform, you go straight to the next episode as well.

Where this rule applies[]

Initially, obtaining tickets from friends are the only method for accessing the next episode for both Flash and Mobile versions outside of real-life purchases (Gold did not exist back then). This was evidenced on the leaderboard of in-app purchases. Thus, mystery quests became available around late 2013 August, exclusively on mobile.

For Flash, a ticket was first requested at the end of the 2nd episode, Candy Factory to unlock the 3rd episode, Lemonade Lake. Thus, a ticket is required to start a non-trivial episode.

In HTML5, it was first requested at the end of Lemonade Lake to unlock the fourth episode, Chocolate Mountains. Three tickets were needed each time up to Minty Meadow (scene). Thus, a ticket is required after finishing a non-trivial episode to proceed to the next episode.

No tickets were needed for Dreamworld episodes, though you must complete the corresponding Reality episode to access its Dreamworld counterpart. At the 64th episode, the Minty Meadow scene, tickets were no longer required to access all subsequent episodes. Thus, this episode is the last episode that requires tickets to access on Flash, and the first episode that does not require tickets to access after completing Delectable Depths. This was also the first episode released after the end of Dreamworld. It was around that time Mary will help you unlock episodes on the Flash edition.

Since 2017 July, tickets were no longer required to proceed to the next episode on HTML5. The player will receive a reward after completing the episode shortly before the map was revamped to an entirely different 3D pop-up format. Tickets are still required on applicable episodes when you are playing on Flash, but that can be wholly bypassed by playing on HTML5.

Golden Ticket[]

Golden ticket

A Golden ticket

Occasionally, for certain players on the Flash version, there was a golden ticket available for purchase with real money. Buying this will instantly unlock any further episode, exempting the need of further tickets.

It was unlikely that the Golden Ticket would be offered again, as the Flash version was now relegated to secondary importance, and was no longer in active development. Also, for all episodes, the next episode would be immediately unlocked after completing the previous episode.

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  • Tickets are no longer required on HTML5 since July 2017, and on Flash altogether when was coming to an end. This timeframe applies during the last months where mobile/HTML5 still have the previous map layout, and the time where a major map revamp has been applied.
    • Before the revamped map came out, you will instead receive a free booster upon completing the episode finale. The ticket area is covered by a circus tent.
    • After the revamped map came out, it was initially fatally glitched such that players cannot progress to the next episode by any means upon completing the episode finale. This was known as the roadblock glitch. It only applied for around 3 weeks .
    • Tickets, and consequently Mystery Quests, no longer applied ever since the revamped map come out.
  • Previously, before the HTML5 map revamp, these were the alternative options to get to the next episode.
  • When you unlock the next episode by time, there may be a glitch where the time left for unlocking the next episode shows 0 hours, 0 minutes, and 0 seconds.
  • There were three types of picture on the tickets: boat Boat (transporter), airplane Plane (transporter), and train Train (transporter). The train was more common, while airplane was least. The train first appeared at the end of Chocolate Mountains to Minty Meadow, the boat first appeared at the end of Candy Factory to Lemonade Lake (on mobile Easter Bunny Hills to Bubblegum Bridge), and an airplane first appeared at the end of Lemonade Lake to Chocolate Mountains.
    • Speaking of modes of transport, there were differences between the Facebook version and the mobile version such as the train appearing more on mobile devices than on Facebook. Furthermore, the train tends to replace the airplane on some of the episodes.
  • On Flash version, if the portal required a ticket, the picture of friends helping you would be shown on the portal. If the help did not come from a friend (i.e. unlocked by time or playing on mobile with mystery quests), the icon of Mary would be shown instead.
  • Tickets no longer exist at World 12 (Flash) and all subsequent worlds.
  • If calculate the money for 62 tickets (for unlocking episodes 3-64), you will have to pay a total of 558 gold (for mobile, which has 60 tickets for unlocking episodes 4-63, 540 gold). Buying tickets for gold (for any episode) is strongly not recommended.
    • In an alternate way, if you don't have to pay gold, you will have to wait for a total of 4,464 hours, or 186 days (for mobile, 4,320 hours, or 180 days).
  • Before unlocking Lullaby Lake episode, you will see a ticket silhouette. However, after unlocking, you just see the free ticket.
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  • This feature was removed completely along with the Flash edition on 14 September, 2020.
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