Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds: How to Get Donpa Tickets Quickly

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  • Grand Prix
  • Red Rings
  • Challenges
  • Festivals
  • Online Multiplayer
  • Local Multiplayer

In Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds, Dodon Pa’s tickets are essential. You’ll need them to unlock new vehicles, build friendships with characters, and customize your karts – even for things like buying auras. Basically, tickets are used for almost everything in the game!

Getting a cool look for your car, copying a design you found online, or unlocking a character’s special title through friendships will all require a significant amount of Donpa Tickets – well over ten thousand, in fact.

In CrossWorlds, you earn rewards for playing almost any game, but the amount you get varies depending on the game type. Some modes give better rewards than others, especially if you’re aiming to maximize your earnings based on your final ranking.

Let’s go over ways to quickly earn Donpa Tickets. With these methods, you can get hundreds of tickets in just a couple of hours, making the process much easier.

Grand Prix

The Grand Prix mode is the best way to earn Donpa tickets when playing alone. You automatically receive about ten tickets, and there are also several ways to win even more.

As a huge Sonic fan, let me tell you, it’s *totally* worth it to beat all the other characters at least once. Why? Because you unlock Super Sonic! He’s the strongest character in the game, seriously – he can take a beating and doesn’t even need rings to keep going, which is a nice change of pace from other Sonic games.

There’s no penalty for using Super Sonic during Grand Prix races. You can maximize his speed, compete against tough opponents, and earn over 15 tickets per race. If you win the final race, you’ll even get a 25-ticket bonus!

It sounds simple, but it’s actually quite challenging. Top competitors often bend the rules, so you really need to be talented, know all the tricks, and be consistently good to win.

Plus, the game throws extra tickets your way for doing cool stuff – like leading the pack in first place, or being a pro at hitting people with stuff around the map. Honestly, if you’re just playing well, you’ll naturally rack up those bonus tickets, so it’s a nice reward for being skilled!

You can easily collect 25 tickets during each race, and it’s particularly helpful during the first cup race, as it’s shorter and simpler. This is especially useful if you’re also trying to progress to the next stage at the same time.

Red Rings

If you need more tickets, make sure to get them now. You earn thirty tickets every time you finish a track with all of its Red Rings, and you’ll get even more if you replay the track!

If you collect all five Red Rings, you’ll earn an extra ticket for each one, plus a bonus of ten tickets! This means you could win up to 25 tickets just by finding them and finishing first in the first three races of a cup.

Okay, so after finishing a Grand Prix, you get 40 Donpa Tickets from the finale. Add that to everything else, and if you’re playing efficiently, you can snag around 115 tickets total in a run that takes about 10 to 15 minutes. That works out to at least 460 tickets an hour, which is pretty awesome!

That means playing flawlessly – consistently finishing first and collecting every Red Star Ring on each track. If you aim a little lower and play as if you’re striving for even greater success, you’ll find the process won’t take too long.

Challenges

You know, there’s this Extras menu in the main game lobby that almost nobody seems to notice. It’s hidden on the side, and once you jump into online play, it’s gone. But honestly, it’s super important – I think it’s *the* most important menu in the whole game!

It’s worth checking the Challenges menu, found in the Extras section, from time to time. You earn progress towards these challenges by unlocking achievements, and completing them rewards you with a lot of extra tickets.

Okay, so a lot of the challenges in this game take *forever* and aren’t worth doing if you’re just trying to make money fast. But honestly, some of them are super simple! Like, you might have to use a certain item, or play a game mode a few times – stuff like that. Those are a breeze, and I definitely go for those when I can.

As you’re playing the game, take a look at the available challenges every now and then. Prioritize the ones that you can easily complete while you’re already working towards your goals. Check back after finishing your current tasks, and you could earn a significant number of tickets – maybe even a hundred!

Festivals

Okay, so if you’re running a festival in the game – or planning one in the future – you probably already get how awesome they are for boosting ticket sales. But honestly, it really helps to have a solid team backing you up to make it all work!

Okay, so you start with a bunch of tickets, which is great! But the *really* cool part is after you’ve gotten all the special rewards. Then, you earn 60 Donpa Tickets for every 100 points your team and you score, and honestly, that could get you even *more* tickets than playing in the Grand Prix! As a fan, I’m really excited about maximizing those points!

It’s possible to earn around 100 points every couple of matches if you and your team perform consistently well and frequently finish first. While consistently winning is unlikely, it’s no more unrealistic than always defeating a top-level opponent.

I think this option is slightly better and more enjoyable. Festivals offer extra rewards in addition to your race winnings, which is a fantastic way to earn tickets, so I suggest participating whenever they’re available.

Online Multiplayer


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Although online races don’t usually earn as many tickets as Festivals, you can potentially win around 25 tickets per race by finishing first worldwide, though the amount varies.

I’ve done some testing, and it doesn’t seem like your rank affects how many tickets you earn. First place always gives you 20 tickets, and you can get an additional five or more from secondary rewards.

As a fan, I’ve found that winning races consistently gives you the best rewards, way better than anything you get in the singleplayer stuff. So, I always try to get out in front and stay there! It’s definitely tough though – other players can really mess you up, and it’s not always reliable.

Also, occasional connection issues and the wait time between races can make getting tickets difficult unless you’re a really skilled player. It’s still worth pointing out, though, since this is likely a game mode you’ll want to try.

You can also get tickets by playing in private lobbies with friends. This is a less competitive environment and offers a more relaxed experience, though it typically awards fewer tickets compared to playing in public, worldwide matches.

Local Multiplayer

A surprisingly effective way to earn tickets is by playing splitscreen multiplayer. Race Park, in particular, gives you an extra bonus just for playing with others.

Race Park doesn’t usually give out a lot of tickets, but the Multiplayer Bonus adds ten tickets to your winnings after each race. This is in addition to the tickets you already earn for finishing well, beating tough opponents, and any other bonuses you might have.

You can earn around 25 to 30 tickets per race at Race Park, and even more if you’re playing with a larger group. The main challenge is finding friends to join you for local multiplayer, but there are ways to work around that if you don’t have anyone to play with.

There are a couple of ways to handle this. You can set up the game with features like smart steering, automatic acceleration, and automatic tricks, then use multiple controllers to play. Or, you could use a program like Parsec to connect with other players online and play together. Both methods are effective.

Race Park is much faster-paced than Grand Prix and online play. If you’re skilled with your friends, you can earn a large number of tickets in just a few hours of playing.

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2025-10-07 04:11