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Prison Bus Kingpin Class Pass: Price and What It Gives You

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Kingpin Class is Prison Bus's most expensive game pass at R$899. See what the listing promises, what it costs, and how it compares to the other five passes.

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Kingpin Class is Prison Bus's premium all-in-one game pass. It costs R$899 Robux, and its listing describes it as “a share of every other class's boosts in one. Yours for good.”

  • Price: R$899 — the most expensive of the game's six game passes (catalog range R$199–899).
  • Effect per the listing: a share of every other class's boosts, combined into one pass.
  • Ownership: “Yours for good” — the listing's wording for a lasting buyout.
  • Limit: the listing does not name the included boosts or say how large the share is.

Kingpin Class sits at the top of Prison Bus's game pass catalog, and its store page keeps things short: one line of description, one price. Below is everything the game itself tells you about the pass — what it claims to give you, what it costs, and how it stacks up against the five other passes sold alongside it.

What Kingpin Class gives you

The Kingpin Class listing reads: “The Kingpin: a share of every other class's boosts in one. Yours for good.”

Prison Bus game-pass icon for Kingpin Class: a golden crown above a striped No. 1 badge with bundles of cash on a purple background.

That one line tells you the essentials. Prison Bus has several classes, and each class carries its own boosts. Kingpin's pitch is that instead of picking up a single class's boosts, one Kingpin purchase gets you a share of all of them at once. The listing words it as “yours for good” — the store copy's own claim of a lasting buyout — and gives no further detail on how the pass is kept in-game.

The listing stops there, though. It does not itemize which boosts from which classes are included, and it does not say how large your “share” of each boost is — those concrete numbers are not on the pass page itself. So before spending R$899, it's worth looking at the Prison Bus classes to see what each class's boosts actually are, since Kingpin's value depends entirely on what it's sharing.

How much Kingpin Class costs

Kingpin Class is listed at R$899 Robux. That is the ceiling of Prison Bus's pass catalog, which holds six game passes priced from R$199 to R$899. Kingpin's catalog entry carries an Oct 11, 2026 date, and the listings below were observed in the pass catalog in late 2026 — Roblox pass prices can change, so treat the in-game store page as the final word on the current price.

Game passPrice
RadioR$199
Double HPR$399
Cowboy Prison BusR$419
Dragon Prison BusR$525
Pure Speed BusR$699
Kingpin ClassR$899

Kingpin Class costs at least R$200 more than any other pass in the catalog.

Kingpin Class vs the other passes

The other five passes are each named for a single thing — the Radio, Double HP, the Cowboy and Dragon Prison Buses, and the Pure Speed Bus. Kingpin is the outlier in the catalog: rather than one named item or bus, its pitch is breadth, rolling a share of every class's boosts into a single purchase the store copy calls “yours for good.”

That breadth is also what makes the price gap worth thinking about. If one of the cheaper passes matches exactly what you want, it costs R$200–700 less than Kingpin. If you expect to draw on boosts from multiple classes, Kingpin is the pass built for exactly that. Which way that trade goes depends on how much you'd actually use the shared boosts — and since the listing doesn't quantify the share, checking the classes for yourself (our Prison Bus best class guide is a starting point) is the practical way to decide before buying.