Ice Scooter in Adopt Me

Ice Scooter value in Adopt Me

UncommonLeft the game

0.4One version

Our scale: a normal Fly Ride Frost Dragon = 100. A pet at 50 is worth half a Frost, one at 300 is worth three.

Demand
Very low
Updated

Haggle hard — the number looks decent, but an Ice Scooter is harder to sell than the price suggests. Interest in it is very low, so expect slow offers.

Worth about

Value history

Close in value

  1. 0.37Rose Petal Carriage
  2. 0.37Royal Crown Carriage
  3. 0.37Street Drifter
  4. 0.4Glass Scooter
  5. 0.4Ice Scooter
  6. 0.4Prehistoric Car
  7. 0.4Snowmobile
  8. 0.4White Snowboard
  9. 0.4Wood Scooter

Where it comes from

  • Ice Scooter is an uncommon vehicle in Adopt Me.
  • Released in March 2018.
  • In-game price: 70 bucks (Small Gift).
  • No longer obtainable in the game — only through trading.

A 2018 release from the Small Gift is why a plain uncommon vehicle sits above the middle of its category. You can't unbox it anymore — it's retired, so every copy on the market comes from an old box or a trade. The 70 bucks box price is long gone as a way to get one.

Selling is the hard part. Interest is very low, so offers come slowly and often come low. If you're holding one, treat it as a long-term item and don't let someone talk you into a cheap deal just to move it.

Ignore the similar price on the Snowmobile and Prehistoric Car — those are retired too. For an offer, use the live table and check the W/F/L before you accept.

Questions

How much is an Ice Scooter worth in Adopt Me?

It's an uncommon retired vehicle, so the value is well above middle of the vehicle category: 0.4.

Is the Ice Scooter retired?

You can't get it from the Small Gift anymore — it's retired. The only way now is trading with another player.

How do you get Ice Scooter?

Released in March 2018. In-game price: 70 bucks (Small Gift). No longer obtainable in the game — only through trading.

What is worth more, Ice Scooter or Prehistoric Car?

Ice Scooter is worth more: 0.4 against 0.4 for normal Fly Ride versions.

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