October 22, 2026

Party Avatars: The Party Time Collection Guide — 14 Muses, Prices and the 300-Coin Bundle

A party avatar on AllTheMuse is a Muse dressed for a celebration from head to toe — a whole party, worn as one character. Party Time holds fourteen of them under the tagline “Fourteen ways to say happy birthday.”: a birthday star in a rainbow cake-layer dress, a guest in a teal confetti-print suit, the Muse herself as a three-tier birthday cake with five lit candles, and the Muse as a glossy teal present under a giant golden bow. New to the idea? Start with what is a Muse avatar?, then pick your party.

The Full Roster: Fourteen Ways to Say Happy Birthday

The room holds exactly 14 Muses, and the twelve shown in the collection preview below cover five rarity tiers: one Mythic at 200 coins, one Legendary at 150, three Epics at 100, six Rares at 75, and a Common at 50. The bundle unlocks all fourteen at once for 300 coins — the bundle math is at the end of this guide.

Capped Muses are numbered editions — when a cap fills, that Muse is gone for good. Commons carry no cap, so they never sell out. At the time of writing, every capped Party Time Muse in the preview is still at zero claimed, so the whole edition run is still open. The room's own description promises two more party forms beyond the preview twelve: a Muse wrapped head-to-toe in glowing string lights, and a rainbow-patchwork party clown. Every Muse pictured in this guide was checked against the live collection before writing.

• Birthday Babs — Mythic, 200 coins (cap 100)
• Confetti Conrad — Legendary, 150 coins (cap 250)
• Disco Dario — Epic, 100 coins (cap 1,000)
• Birthday Belle — Epic, 100 coins (cap 1,000)
• Balloon Baxter — Epic, 100 coins (cap 1,000)
• Masquerade Mira — Rare, 75 coins (cap 5,000)
• Ringmaster Rico — Rare, 75 coins (cap 5,000)
• Mirror Marv — Rare, 75 coins (cap 5,000)
• Balloon Luna — Rare, 75 coins (cap 5,000)
• Present Penny — Rare, 75 coins (cap 5,000)
• Piñata Paco — Rare, 75 coins (cap 5,000)
• Karaoke Kiki — Common, 50 coins

The Flagships: Birthday Babs and Confetti Conrad

Birthday Babs is the room's rarest piece: the one Mythic at 200 coins, capped at just 100 numbered editions. Her page calls her the birthday star of the Party Time shelf — a rainbow-layered party dress built like a birthday cake, candle-print trim, a golden crown party hat, and a big satin bow at her waist. She believes every day is somebody's birthday, and somebody ought to dress like it.

Confetti Conrad is the one Legendary at 150 coins, capped at 250 editions — the sharpest guest at any party, in a teal suit absolutely covered in falling confetti print, a party hat made of curled streamers, a crisp bow tie, and confetti dots even on his shoes. A new account can start with him on day one: new accounts receive 150 Muse Coins at signup, which covers a Legendary exactly. Babs at 200 sits one step beyond the signup grant.

The Epics and Rares: Cake, Balloons and the Disco Ball

The three Epics at 100 coins each, capped at 1,000 editions, are the room's big party tricks. Disco Dario is the disco star in a silver sequin suit with a mirror-ball hat. Birthday Belle is the Muse as a three-tier birthday cake with five lit candles. Balloon Baxter is the balloon artist whose hat is a blue balloon dog.

The six Rares at 75 coins each, capped at 5,000 editions, fill out the party. Masquerade Mira is the masquerade star in a violet gown, her jeweled mask worn as a tiara. Ringmaster Rico runs the show in scarlet, top hat and tailcoat. Mirror Marv is the Muse as a sparkling mirror disco ball with a tiny gold crown. Balloon Luna is a whole cluster of glossy balloons, Present Penny is the glossy teal present with the giant golden bow, and Piñata Paco is a fringed rainbow piñata. Any two Rares fit inside the 150-coin signup grant.

The Common: Karaoke Kiki at 50 Coins

The preview's one Common is Karaoke Kiki at 50 coins, with no edition cap, so she never sells out. Her page calls her the karaoke star of Party Time: a sparkly magenta stage dress covered in music notes, a glittery microphone-print sash, and star-shaped sunglasses pushed up on her head. She believes the best singer in the room is whoever is having the most fun.

At 50 coins, Kiki is the cheapest way into the room — the 150-coin signup grant buys her outright on day one, with 100 coins left over, exactly enough for any one Epic. Collectors who want the whole celebration rather than a single guest should read the bundle math next before spending anything.

Bundle Math: 300 Coins for All 14

The twelve preview Muses alone total 1,150 Muse Coins bought one by one: 200 + 150 + three at 100 + six at 75 + 50. The bundle unlocks every one of the room's 14 Muses at once for 300 coins — less than the preview twelve cost singly, before the last two are even counted. If you already own part of the room, the finish price pro-rates down to what remains, so early single picks are never wasted; our set completion guide explains the finish price and the one-time +100 coin bonus that completing a named collection pays.

How does 300 coins look in real terms? Coin packs run 500 coins for $4.99, 1,200 for $9.99 and 3,000 for $19.99, and Muse Club adds 1,200 coins a month for $7.99 — the smallest pack covers the whole room with coins to spare. Or earn your way there: 150 at signup, +10 a day for checking in, streak and referral bonuses on top — see how to earn Muse Coins. While you save, the gallery holds 269 Free Muses at 0 coins, free to collect outright.

If a celebration is the character you want, start here: open Party Time, walk all fourteen in the gallery, or browse the muse avatars hub.