Lobby parties and how to split the store

The official description says to start a party in the lobby, share the same store, and clear it faster with more people. Servers hold up to 12 players. That server size is not proof that a party can hold 12. The button name, invite steps, party cap, owner controls, and late-join rules are not published.

Start from the correct lobby

1. Join Place 128201586883489 by Play On Grocery Store.
2. Wait until every intended player has loaded and can see the lobby controls.
3. Look for a control that actually says party, group, team, or play with friends. A shop, gift, or social icon is not automatically the party menu.
4. One player opens that control. Everyone else joins by the method on screen.
5. Each person confirms the same membership list before anyone enters the store.

If a video shows a different button, trust the current lobby. If membership does not match across screens, do not start.

Pick the goal out loud

Say whether this run is a first clear, a Food Index pass, a cash milestone, or a timed practice. Public pages do not define the leaderboard timer or what happens if someone joins late. A casual clear can absorb a short delay. A run you want to compare should restart if the starting roster changes.

Split the store

Give each player a connected zone and a finish line. Practical roles are a shelf block, the stockroom lanes, one large-target area, and a final checker. Use landmarks in this server, not aisle codes from another grocery game.

When a role finishes, the player moves to a neighboring unclaimed block or reports in. Nobody should silently follow a friend and eat the same shelf. The stockroom player should say when the reverse lane is clean. The large-target player should say if the Mega Watermelon needs help.

Check that you are in the same store

After you enter, confirm the party is visible in one store and that the assigned areas exist. One player eats an ordinary object while another watches the shelf and any progress UI. Do not assume every visual change means every reward is shared.

At the end, read the completion message and each player's cash. The $1,000,000 prize is split with the team. The formula, rounding, and disconnect rules are not published. See cash and leaderboards before you plan how many clears a badge needs.

When the party breaks

• Invite missing: both players reopen the live party control in the same lobby.
• Membership differs: do not start.
• Someone disconnects: give their section to a player who has finished, and treat that player's reward as unknown until the result screen.
• Everyone loads into different stores: return to the lobby. Do not try to coordinate separate sessions.

Never paste a Roblox cookie, password, or sign-in code into a page that claims it will join the party for you.