Aura Dance Battles Emotes: Limited Time Emote!, Limited Time Emote 2! and What They Cost

Aura Dance Battles emote pass prices from Roblox: Limited Time Emote! at 49 Robux and Limited Time Emote 2! at 39 Robux, checked 20 September 2026.

How Much Do the Limited Time Emote Passes Cost in Aura Dance Battles

Aura Dance Battles sells two emote game passes, and both were still on sale when we checked on 20 September 2026. Limited Time Emote! costs 49 Robux and was created on 16 September 2026. Limited Time Emote 2! costs 39 Robux and was created on 19 September 2026. Those two prices come from Roblox's own game-pass product-info endpoint, one call per pass, not from a shop screenshot or a video. The complete shop price table, all 29 entries, sits on our Aura Dance Battles item and pass price list.

A rival wiki covering this same game states on its own emotes page that the full catalog and prices are not public. That is not what Roblox returns. The game-passes endpoint for universe 10764533320 lists all 19 passes by name, and the per-pass product-info call returns a price for each of the 9 that are on sale. Both emote passes are inside that group of 9. If you want the background on the stat these moves are supposed to feed, start with what is aura in Aura Dance Battles.

The two Aura Dance Battles emote passes, prices and creation timestamps as of 20 September 2026.

Why Is Limited Time Emote 2! Cheaper Than Limited Time Emote! in Aura Dance Battles

Limited Time Emote 2! is 10 Robux cheaper than Limited Time Emote!. The first pass launched at 49 Robux on 16 September 2026. The second arrived three days later, on 19 September 2026, at 39 Robux. Roblox's endpoint gives the name, the price, the sale flag and the creation timestamp for each pass. It does not give a reason for the gap, and the developer's description does not mention pricing at all.

Two readings fit the data and we cannot choose between them. The cheaper price may mean the second emote is a smaller item than the first. It may instead mean the developer moved the entry point down after watching how the first pass sold. Roblox does not publish sales counts for game passes, so neither reading can be tested from outside. The direction is the only firm part: the newer emote pass costs less, not more. That same date also carries the Freeze Dancer update in Aura Dance Battles.

The 19 September 2026 date is busy across the whole shop. OP Aura was created at 04:47 UTC, Limited Time Emote 2! at 16:13 UTC, Coin Pack 4 was last changed at 21:24 UTC, and the Freeze Dancer developer product was both created and last changed that day, at 22:14 UTC. Four shop entries moved inside a single calendar day. The second emote pass is one of them, so its 39 Robux price was set during an active push rather than in isolation.

When Does the Limited Time Emote Window Close in Aura Dance Battles

Roblox's endpoint does not publish an end date, so we do not know. The words Limited Time sit inside both pass names, which implies a window that closes. The game-pass response returns a name, a price, a sale flag and a creation timestamp. There is no expiry field anywhere in it. The only dates we hold for these two passes are 16 September 2026 and 19 September 2026, and both of those are creation timestamps, not deadlines.

Treat the name as a claim by the developer rather than as a published schedule. The one check anyone can repeat is the sale flag, and on 20 September 2026 both passes returned as on sale. When that flag flips, the pass has stopped selling. It has already happened to ten passes and two developer products in this game, so the mechanism is real here and not hypothetical. We track those flips, including the ones dated to the 16 September 2026 Aura Dance Battles update.

What Does the Developer's Description Say About Emotes in Aura Dance Battles

The developer's description says players can "unlock and equip brand-new aura moves" and can "collect rare auras, emotes, and cosmetics". Those are the only two lines in the description that touch emotes. Neither line names an emote, gives a count, or ties an emote to a pass. The description also says "build up your AURA, flex your best moves, and prove you've got the most aura in the entire server", which puts moves at the center of the loop without explaining how they score.

That matters for anyone deciding whether an emote pass is cosmetic or competitive. If moves feed the aura score, an emote pass is a scoring item. If moves are purely for show, it is a skin. The description supports both and settles neither. The same ambiguity runs through the currency side of the shop, which we take apart on the Aura Dance Battles Coins guide.

Which Emote Does Each Limited Time Pass Grant in Aura Dance Battles

We do not know which emote either pass grants. Roblox's game-pass endpoint publishes no description text for these items, and the displayDescription field comes back empty on all nineteen passes in this game. There is no icon caption, no move name, and no preview list in the response. The pass name is the entire published label, and "Limited Time Emote 2!" tells you nothing about the move itself.

There is no badge trail to read either. The badges endpoint for this universe returns an empty list, so the game publishes zero badges. In most Roblox titles badges are the cheap way to infer what content exists and how many players reach it. Here that route is closed. The only other on-sale pass created between the 31 August 2026 opening batch and these two emotes is the Starter Pack, logged on the 12 September 2026 Aura Dance Battles update.

How Do the Emote Passes Compare With Every Other Aura Dance Battles Pass

The two emote passes sit in the middle of the pass price ladder. VIP and Infinite Tomatoes share the top at 99 Robux each. 2x Votes Permanent follows at 59 Robux, then OP Aura at 54 Robux, then Limited Time Emote! at 49 Robux and Limited Time Emote 2! at 39 Robux. 2x Cheer and 2x Coins both cost 19 Robux, and Starter Pack is the cheapest pass at 14 Robux. All nine were on sale on 20 September 2026.

Passes are not the whole shop. Aura Dance Battles also lists 10 developer products, 8 of which were on sale on 20 September 2026. The cheapest on-sale item in the game is Dance Next! at 5 Robux and the most expensive is Coin Pack 5 at 399 Robux. Counting both types, the shop holds 29 entries, 17 of them on sale with a published price and 12 off sale with no price returned.

One comparison is worth holding on to when you decide. Limited Time Emote 2! at 39 Robux costs exactly the same as Coin Pack 2, and Limited Time Emote! at 49 Robux costs less than VIP at 99 Robux and more than Starter Pack at 14 Robux. Those are the anchors most players reach for. A wiki that publishes no tables at all makes that comparison impossible, which is the practical cost of writing that prices are not public.

All nine on-sale Aura Dance Battles game passes, sorted by price, as of 20 September 2026.

Is There a Code for a Free Emote in Aura Dance Battles

We have not found a code for Aura Dance Battles. That is different from saying none exist. On 20 September 2026 we checked the Roblox game description, the game-pass endpoint, the developer-product endpoint and the game's Roblox page, and none of them mentioned a code, a code entry field, or a redemption screen. Our running record is on the Aura Dance Battles codes page.

So nobody should expect a free emote from a code today. If a code ever does appear for this game, the entry point is the thing we would have to document first, and that walkthrough lives at how to redeem Aura Dance Battles codes. Until then, the two emote passes are the only published route to an emote that anyone can price.

What the Official Aura Dance Battles Artwork Shows About Dance Moves

The official artwork shows dancing as the whole contest. In the second image the left half is captioned "1 AURA" on a red banner and shows a plain avatar dabbing on a dark stage, while audience placards read "NOOB DANCER", "EZ" and "L". The right half is captioned "999 AURA" on a green banner and shows a red-lit avatar in sunglasses whose jacket and necklace read "AURA KING!". The floor of that image carries the Aura Dance Battles logo.

Every battle picture in the set shows exactly two dancers and a watching crowd, which matches the 1v1 Aura Battles line in the developer's description. What the art does not show is an emote menu, a move name, or a pass icon. We break down all five official images on the Aura Dance Battles screenshots page. Nothing in them proves which move a Limited Time Emote pass unlocks, and we are not going to read one in.

What We Have Not Checked

Here is the honest edge of this page as of 20 September 2026. We do not know which emote each Limited Time Emote pass grants, and we do not know when the limited window closes for either one. We have not bought either pass, so we have no in-game confirmation of what appears after purchase and no screenshot of our own to publish.

We also cannot say how emotes interact with scoring, because the aura formula is not published and we do not know what a single cheer, vote or tomato is worth. Those gaps stay open in writing rather than getting filled with a guess that would read better.

• Which emote each Limited Time Emote pass grants.
• When the limited window closes for either emote pass.
• The aura scoring formula, and what a single cheer, vote or tomato is worth.
• Whether any aura rank exists between the placard word NOOB and the AURA LEGEND title.
• How long one round or one full bracket lasts.

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