How to Vote in Aura Dance Battles: 2x Votes Permanent, 2x Cheer, and Infinite Tomatoes

How crowd voting decides an Aura Dance Battles round, what 2x Votes Permanent costs at 59 Robux, and what a single vote is worth.

How Does Voting Work in Aura Dance Battles

The audience decides who wins. The developer's description says "Vote and let players decide who has the best aura", so a 1v1 battle is settled by the players watching it rather than by a hidden score the game works out on its own. Roblox's own endpoint reports a cap of 14 players per server, which means a battle is judged by up to twelve onlookers. What a single vote is worth, and whether the outcome is a straight majority, is not published in any source we checked.

The shop treats votes as a countable quantity. Roblox's own game-pass endpoint lists 2x Votes Permanent at 59 Robux, created on 31 August 2026 at 20:20 UTC and on sale as of 20 September 2026. A pass that doubles votes only exists if votes are a number rather than a yes or no. Read what aura is in Aura Dance Battles for the score the vote passes judgment on, and how to play Aura Dance Battles for where the vote sits in the round.

How Much Does 2x Votes Permanent Cost in Aura Dance Battles

59 Robux, as of 20 September 2026. It is a game pass rather than a consumable, and Permanent is part of the name the developer gave it on Roblox, so it is bought once rather than per round. It was created on 31 August 2026, the day after the game itself, in the same batch as VIP, Infinite Tomatoes, 2x Cheer and 2x Coins.

Price it against the rest of the shop before buying. 59 Robux puts 2x Votes Permanent third from the top of the nine passes on sale, below VIP and Infinite Tomatoes at 99 Robux each and above OP Aura at 54 Robux. Across all 29 shop entries the cheapest on-sale item is the Dance Next! developer product at 5 Robux and the most expensive is Coin Pack 5 at 399 Robux, both as of 20 September 2026. The complete table is on the Aura Dance Battles items and prices page.

Aura Dance Battles game passes tied to the audience side of a battle, from Roblox's own game-pass endpoint on 20 September 2026.

What Is One Vote Worth in Aura Dance Battles

We do not know, and neither does anyone else writing about this game honestly. The value of a single vote is not in the developer's description, not in any Roblox endpoint we read, and not printed in any of the five official images. The same applies to a cheer and to a tomato.

What 2x Votes Permanent proves is only the shape of the system. Votes are counted, and having more of them is worth 59 Robux to the developer. It does not tell you whether two votes outweigh a loud crowd, whether votes convert into an aura score, or whether the doubling applies to the votes you cast or the votes you receive. That last distinction changes what the pass is for, and we have not checked it. Servers are busy enough to test it in person if you want to: see how many people are playing Aura Dance Battles right now.

Who Votes in an Aura Dance Battles Round

Everyone who is not dancing, as far as the evidence reaches. The developer's description hands the decision to the players, and all five official images show exactly two dancers with a crowd watching them. In m1 a dense crowd watches from behind fences on a night city street. In m4 crowds of avatars cheer on both sides of a bright blue map, with counter chips reading 1.25M AURA and 35.7K AURA above the two dancers.

Server size caps the electorate at twelve. Whether the crowd shown in the artwork is made of real players or of background characters is something we have not checked, and the painted crowds are plainly larger than a 14 player server could supply, so the images should not be read as a headcount.

What Is 2x Cheer in Aura Dance Battles

2x Cheer is a game pass at 19 Robux, created on 31 August 2026 and on sale as of 20 September 2026. It is the second cheapest pass in the shop after the 14 Robux Starter Pack, and it sits level with 2x Coins at the same 19 Robux price.

Cheering and voting look like two separate crowd actions, because they are sold as two separate passes and were priced differently from the first day of the shop. Ten further passes take the multiplier to 5x, 10x, 25x, 50x and 100x for Cheer and the same five steps for Coins, but all ten are off sale and return no price. All ten were created on 11 September 2026 and last changed on 12 September 2026. Our what cheering does in Aura Dance Battles page holds what is known about the action itself, which is less than the shop implies.

What Does Infinite Tomatoes Do in Aura Dance Battles

Roblox's own endpoint lists Infinite Tomatoes as a game pass at 99 Robux, created on 31 August 2026 and on sale as of 20 September 2026. That is the entire published record. The name is the only evidence about what tomatoes are for, and a name is not a mechanic.

What a tomato is worth sits on the same unknown list as a vote and a cheer, and no official source describes throwing one. We will not write an effect we have not seen. Our what tomatoes do in Aura Dance Battles page records exactly what the endpoint returns and the date it was read, which at 99 Robux is the least a buyer deserves.

Why Are the 5x Cheer and 100x Cheer Passes Not for Sale in Aura Dance Battles

We do not know why. What the endpoint reports is precise: the ten passes running from 5x Cheer to 100x Cheer and from 5x Coins to 100x Coins were all created on 11 September 2026, all last changed on 12 September 2026, and all return no price. A multiplier ladder built and then withdrawn inside about a day is the largest single change visible in this shop's history.

Two developer products sit in a similar state for reasons that are just as unpublished. Extra 10s Timer and Extra 20s Timer return IsForSale false and no price field at all. The accurate way to put that is that the endpoint reports them as not for sale and returns no price, rather than that a price is hidden. We also tried the Roblox economy developer product info path and two other product info paths for both products, and every one of them returned an empty error object.

Do Votes Decide Who Becomes the Aura King in Aura Dance Battles

They decide the battles the bracket is made of. The developer's description says players vote on who has the best aura, then says "Win tournaments and rise as the Aura King" and "Make it through the bracket and take the crown!" Winning votes is therefore how you advance, even though the description never states how many votes take a round.

The title itself appears only in the artwork, as AURA KING! on a jacket and necklace in m2 and as AURA LEGEND! on a tag in m3, with crowd placards reading NOOB DANCER, EZ and L on the losing side. What the Aura King title is in Aura Dance Battles sets out both titles, including the fact that no threshold for either is published.

Are There Aura Dance Battles Codes for Free Votes

We have not found a code for this game, active or expired, so there is nothing on record that grants votes, cheers or coins for free. On 20 September 2026 we checked the game description, the game pass endpoint, the developer product endpoint and the Roblox game page, and none of them mentions a code or a redemption field.

Our expired Aura Dance Battles codes page exists so that when a code does appear and later dies, the dead string is recorded with the date it stopped working, instead of being left near the top of a list pretending to be live.

What Changed in the Aura Dance Battles Shop on 16 September 2026

A pass called Limited Time Emote! was created on 16 September 2026 at 01:39 UTC at 49 Robux, and it was still on sale as of 20 September 2026. A second pass, Limited Time Emote 2!, was created on 19 September 2026 at 16:13 UTC at 39 Robux. Neither endpoint entry says which emote it grants or when the limited window closes, so a buyer is paying on the name alone.

The same stretch of the calendar brought two more additions: Freeze Dancer, a 7 Robux developer product created on 19 September 2026, and OP Aura, a 54 Robux game pass created the same day. The 16 September 2026 Limited Time Emote update logs those dates exactly as the endpoint returned them.

What We Have Not Checked

What one vote is worth, and whether 2x Votes Permanent doubles the votes you cast or the votes you receive.

Whether the crowd in a real server is made only of players. What a single cheer or tomato contributes to a result. Whether the bracket is larger than one 14 player server.

Which emote each Limited Time Emote pass grants, and when the limited window closes. Why the ten 5x to 100x passes and the two Extra Timer products were taken off sale. What Coins buy, and how many Coins are in each Coin Pack.

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