Aura Dance Battles Wiki

Unofficial wiki · Party & Casual · Roblox

Aura Dance Battles Wiki: Item Prices, Aura King and Live Player Count

Aura Dance Battles is a Roblox party game where two players dance head to head and the rest of the server votes on who has more aura. This wiki publishes every shop price read from Roblox's own endpoints, dated, with the parts we have not checked marked as unchecked.

Live player countsampled every 5 minutes

6,870playing right now

298 samples across about 25 hours · last reading 3 minutes ago

Peak in window13,561
Low in window4,070
Trendrising
Window25 h
Interval5 min
Full player-count history and what the number means
Game recordRead from Roblox
Visits3,368,966
Rating92%
Per server14
Age20 days

Items

What we can show evidence for, and where that evidence comes from. Six of 29 here.

itemtypeprice
Dance Next!developer product5 R$
Slip Dancerdeveloper product7 R$
Freeze Dancerdeveloper product7 R$
Coin Pack 1developer product9 R$
Coin Pack 2developer product39 R$
Coin Pack 3developer product99 R$

All 29 items.

Guides

How to Play Aura Dance Battles: 1v1 Aura Battles, Voting, and the Aura King BracketHow a round of Aura Dance Battles works: 1v1 battles in a 14 player server, crowd voting, and the bracket that crowns the Aura King.What Is Aura in Aura Dance Battles? OP Aura, 2x Cheer, and the 1.25M CounterAura is a number in Aura Dance Battles, shown as counters from 1 to 1.25M in the official art. What raises it, and what is not published.What Slip Dancer and Freeze Dancer Do in Aura Dance Battles: Two 7 Robux ProductsSlip Dancer and Freeze Dancer both cost 7 Robux in Aura Dance Battles, and both are developer products you pay for every time, not game passes.What We Have Not Verified About Aura Dance Battles: OP Aura, Coins, Starter Pack and Limited Time EmoteThe Aura Dance Battles facts we have not verified: the aura formula, what Coins buy, what OP Aura changes, and whether any code exists at all.

All 14 guides, and how they are written.

What's new

Every dated change we have recorded.

Codes

We list no Aura Dance Battles codes, because we have not found a working one.

Why there are no codes listed yet · How redemption works

Official images

Aura Dance Battles split art labelled 1 AURA and 999 AURA: on the left a plain avatar dabs on a dark stage while the audience holds placards reading NOOB DANCER, EZ and L; on the right a red-lit avatar in sunglasses wears a jacket and chain reading AURA KINGAura Dance Battles split art labelled 1 AURA and 999 AURA on a wet night street: a purple-lightning avatar beside an audience placard reading NOOB, and a red-lightning avatar in a demon-skull shirt tagged AURA LEGENDAura Dance Battles official art: a purple-aura avatar with a counter reading 89.2K faces an orange-aura avatar with a counter reading 35.7K across a red VS on a night city street, with a crowd watching from behindAura Dance Battles official art: an avatar in a yellow football kit stands in a green swirling aura facing an avatar in a red aura holding two large red numerals, a 6 and a 7, across a red VS, with a dense crowd behind the barriers

Every image the developer published, and what each one actually shows.

Reference

ItemsThe items you can pick and what each one asks of you.Release dateWhen Aura Dance Battles shipped, and everything recorded since.PlatformsWhere it runs and what changes between devices.Official linksLinks we have opened and checked ourselves.What Does the Aura Dance Battles Wiki Store About a Visit?What the Aura Dance Battles Wiki Will and Will Not PublishUpdate logDated notes on what changed, newest first.

About the game

Aura Dance Battles is a Roblox party game from the group Is It This Easy?. Roblox created the experience at 21:16:22 UTC on 30 August 2026, caps each server at 14 players, and files it under Party & Casual, Minigame. Two players dance head to head while everyone else in the room watches and votes, and the developer's own description sets the goal plainly: build up your aura, win tournaments, and rise as the Aura King.

Aura itself is a number. We can show that rather than assert it, because four of the five official pictures Roblox publishes for this game carry an on-screen counter, and the values read 1, 999, 35.7K, 89.2K and 1.25M. What we cannot show is the formula behind those numbers, and nothing we have read publishes it. That gap is the single largest unknown about this game and it has its own page at what we have not verified about Aura Dance Battles.

The shop is where this wiki can be specific. Roblox exposes every purchasable entry through two public endpoints, and on 20 September 2026 they returned 29 entries: 19 game passes and 10 developer products. Seventeen are on sale with a published Robux price, from Dance Next! at 5 Robux up to Coin Pack 5 at 399 Robux. Twelve are flagged as not for sale and return no price at all. Every one of them, with its creation date, is on Aura Dance Battles items and prices.

Two of those entries are a day old as this site goes up. Freeze Dancer, a 7 Robux developer product, and OP Aura, a 54 Robux game pass, were both created on 19 September 2026, alongside a second emote pass priced below the first. The full dated record is on our Aura Dance Battles update history, and the newest entry covers the 20 September build.

What this site does not do is guess. The game publishes zero badges, which removes the usual way of reading completion rates from the outside, and the passes carry empty description fields, so a name and a price is genuinely all Roblox exposes about what any of them does. Where that is the case, the page says so. Where we have a figure, the page names the endpoint it came from and the date it was read. If you want the round itself rather than the shop, start at how to play Aura Dance Battles, and for the current number of players see the Aura Dance Battles live player count.

How this site is maintained

Player counts come from our own collector, which polls Roblox on a schedule and stores every sample; the panel above states when the most recent one was taken. Where we do not know something, the page says so rather than filling the gap with a guess.