Flee the Facility 9th Anniversary Update

The September 2026 update celebrated nine years of FTF with a full carnival takeover — 16 new tradeable items, a remastered Facility_0, a private-server map archive, and the busiest trading month of the year. It ran Sep 7 – Sep 28, 2026 and has now ended: the carnival crates and bundles have left the shop, so every event item below has a fixed supply from here on.

Event status: the 9th Anniversary event has ended

The 9th Anniversary event ended on September 28, 2026. The carnival crates and bundles have left the shop, so the 16 event items can no longer be obtained from Roblox — supply is fixed and every trade now happens between players. That makes the current values below more useful than launch-week guesses: check the value list and run any offer through the trade calculator before you accept. The developer's 1 October 2026 change log confirmed the cleanup — anniversary decor and shop items were removed and the lobby and Trading Post switched to the autumn season — so nothing from the event can be re-obtained.

What's new in the 9th Anniversary update

A hotfix on Sep 8 fixed a server-crash bug, survivor hammer sounds, the Party Balloons hammer grip position, and renamed the new "Collector's Guide" sign to "Item List".

The 16 new carnival items and their values

Every anniversary item is live in our FTF value list and in the trade calculator. Prices are community values and keep moving — the table below shows the current FV and HV (1 HV = 30 FV) from the latest value-list update.

ItemRarityFVHV
Strawberry Moo PlushieStrawberry Moo Plushie Unique 3,500 116.7

Carousel and Popcorn Stand still headline the set at 85 FV each (about 2.8 HV) — they opened at 120 FV during launch week, when the carousel hammer went viral on TikTok, and cooled as supply peaked. The food-and-decor items (Hotdog, Pizza Slice, Flags, and friends) settled between 1 and 3 FV; that is the group most likely to firm up now that the crates have left the shop.

2026 trading changes that matter for values

This year brought the biggest trading-window changes in recent FTF history, and they directly shape how the new anniversary items are priced:

Combined with anniversary hype, that extra visibility is why launch-week demand concentrates on the new set — and why older A/S-tier items have cooled relatively even though their absolute values held. The value changelog tracks every movement, including the September reprice of Kraken's Ambush (55 → 100 → 115), Pumpkin Slice (210 → 150 → 135 → 125 → 120), and Lovesick Bow (270 → 265 → 260).

Crates vs. bundle: what the carnival items are worth now

While the crates were live the math was straightforward: if you only wanted one or two specific items, trading for them directly was cheaper than rolling crates, and crates made sense when you wanted several event items and could use duplicates as trade fodder. With the shop now closed, the interesting question is what those pulls are worth today — check them against the value list before accepting offers, because event items have historically firmed up once supply stops growing.

Frequently asked questions

When did the 9th Anniversary event end?

The event ran from September 7 to September 28, 2026, and it has already ended. The carnival crates and bundles left the shop at that point, and anniversary items have historically held their value afterwards because their supply never reopens.

What are the most valuable new carnival items?

Carousel and Popcorn Stand lead the new set at 85 FV each (about 2.8 HV), followed by Silly Clown, Carnival Ride, 9th Anniversary, Hotdog, and Pizza Slice at 3–4 FV. Most of the smaller commons and rares sit between 1 and 3 FV now that the event has ended.

Is the remastered Facility_0 permanent?

Yes. The Facility_0 remaster and the private-server map selection menu are permanent content — only the carnival-themed lobby, crates, and bundles are limited to the event.

Where can I check my anniversary item trades?

Use the FTF trade calculator — it already includes all 16 new items with live community values, H/G (hammer/gem) splitting, and a Win / Fair / Lose verdict with the percentage difference.