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Vacation — What to do before you board

Vacation ✈️ (Story)
Parwaz Studios, Playing 233, Rating 79.3%
Creator Parwaz Studios
Playing 233
Rating 79.3%
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Overview

Vacation (Story) is a multiplayer horror game set on a plane, built for groups of 6 to 18 players. The story branches into four different endings depending on the choices you and your friends make along the way. This guide covers how to start, how to survive the scary moments, and how to unlock every ending.

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Contents
01

What to do before you board

Check
In short A few quick checks before you start will make the whole flight go smoother.

The game warns upfront that it contains scary scenes and flashing lights, so it is worth sorting a couple of things before your group jumps in. Getting your audio right matters too — the description specifically tells you to turn your volume up for the best experience.

  • Turn your volume up so you can hear sound effects and any in-game dialogue clearly.
  • Check that everyone in your group is okay with flashing lights before you start.
  • Make sure you have between 6 and 18 people ready, since that is the range the game is built for.
  • Let anyone who finds horror overwhelming know what they are getting into ahead of time.
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02

Getting through your first round

Step
In short Your first run is about learning the story, not chasing a specific ending.

When you join, you start in a lobby. Once the group is together, you board the plane and the story begins. Follow the prompts, pay attention to what NPCs say, and just react to whatever the game throws at you.

  1. Wait in the lobby let everyone in your group get in before the game moves forward.
  2. Read everything on screen NPC dialogue and on-screen text carry clues you will need later.
  3. Talk to your friends if a puzzle or choice comes up, discuss it together rather than rushing.
03

Unlocking all four endings

Tips
In short Trying different choices on repeat runs is the only way to see every ending.

The game has four distinct endings, each tied to the decisions your group makes during the flight. A single playthrough will not show you all of them, so plan to come back.

Tips worth knowing
  • On your second run, pick different answers whenever a choice appears.
  • The four secret endings each have their own badge, which makes it easy to track which ones your group still needs.
04

Handling the horror moments

Warn
In short Knowing the scares are coming makes them easier to get through.

The game includes scary scenes and flashing lights by design. None of that is a bug — it is part of the experience.

Worth watching out for
Expect scary scenes at any point during the flight.
If the flashing lights become uncomfortable, it is fine to look slightly away from the screen until the effect passes.
Lowering your volume a little is always an option if the audio becomes too intense, even though a higher volume gives you the best experience overall.
05

The in-game store

Summary
In short You can reach any ending without spending anything, but the store is there if your group keeps struggling.

The game description mentions a store and frames it as something to check out if you are struggling to survive. It is not required to finish the story or unlock endings.

Store purpose it offers perks to help with survival, not access to story content
Free completion every ending is reachable without buying anything
When to consider it only if your group is repeatedly failing and cannot find another way through

Glossary

Glossary
Ending
One of the four different ways the story can finish, determined by the choices your group makes during the game.
Lobby
The waiting area you enter when you first join a server, where you gather before boarding the plane.
Secret Ending
Any of the four special story conclusions, each tied to its own badge that tracks whether you have found it.
Perks
Items or bonuses available in the in-game store that help with survival.
Flashing lights
A visual effect used during scary scenes that the game warns about before you play.

Common questions

FAQ

How many players do you need to start a game?

The game is designed for groups of 6 to 18 players. Get your friends together in the lobby before the flight begins.

Can you play through the story more than once?

Yes — you can replay as many times as you like. Replaying with different choices is actually how you unlock all four endings, so multiple runs are expected.

Do you have to spend Robux to finish the game?

No. The store sells perks that help with survival, but the entire story and all four endings are reachable without buying anything.

Is the game suitable for players sensitive to horror?

It does contain scary scenes and flashing lights, both of which the game warns you about before you start. You can adjust your volume if the audio gets too intense.

Updated Oct 3, 2026
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Vacation ✈️ (Story) Parwaz Studios, Playing 233, Rating 79.3%
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