| “ | This one's called Party Promenade and it's got a whole bunch of different obstacles to overcome!
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| ~ Reveal Announcement (24 November 2021) |
Party Promenade is one of the levels in Fall Guys. It is a COURSE level (specifically, a gauntlet) and was first introduced in Season 6 (Legacy).[1]
Course description[]
Standard version[]
Party Promenade is a starter race round consisting of several obstacles introduced in Season 6 (Legacy).
The level begins with players entering one of two Vacuum Tubes which launch them into a funnel filled with Slime. Inside the funnel are several Expanding Balloons on top of pillars and three Vacuum Tubes that lead to a slime slope with Bumpers.
Crossing the 360° see-saws
The second section starts with players crossing a gap with three 360° see-saws arranged in a triangle. Two Donut Bumpers are placed beyond this gap to either side of the last 360° see-saw. After crossing the gap, players need to avoid some water balloons shot from the sides before reaching the next section.
The third section begins with a water balloon cannon directly in front of the players and several bumpers. After passing the first cannon, players drop down to a lower level and turn around. Here, they will be met with another cannon and set of bumpers. After this cannon are two vacuum tubes which launch players to the next section.
Players have two options in the fourth section. The two side paths are covered in slime and contain a pair of Pivot Walls. Alternatively, they can take a Big Swingus through the center. Below the Big Swingus are some Conveyor Belts which help take players back up if they mess up. Directly following the Big Swingus is a large bumper that players land on if they cross the gap.
The fifth section again has two options. Two side paths contain conveyor belts that lead up to a Big Swingus; successfully using the Big Swingus leads to a vacuum tube that helps in the next section. Otherwise, players can go through the center; here they'll need to travel on top of the vacuum tubes and some 360° see-saws on the sides.
In the sixth section, players will need to travel down a slime slope to reach one of three vacuum tubes that will launch them to the finish. The slime slope contains a single triangle bumper and five pivot walls to slow players down. If the player took the shortcut in the fifth section, they'll be shot towards a Big Swingus that lets them skip the slime slope.
Alternate versions[]
During Season 2 only, and only in core shows, the following variants would appear:
- In the first funnel, the expanding balloons may be replaced with a bunch of respawnable Hex Tiles.
- In the second section, after the 360° see-saws, there might be a Trolley Bot with a Rotating Hammer on top.
- In the fifth section, on both sides, there might be a Low-Gravity Zone after the conveyor belt, surrounding the trapezes.
- The 360° see-saws at the bottom part of the fifth section may be replaced with a series of reversible Conveyor Belts.
- The 360° see-saws at the bottom part of the fifth section may be replaced with a single rotating Fan.
- In the last section, the pivot walls may be replaced with vertical Platforms that move horizontally.
Course strategy[]
First, pick a tube, any tube. It doesn't matter, but it's best to pick the one closer to you. After you get flung out of the tube, you can choose from either the yellow tube or the green tube. The yellow tube is harder to land, but puts you directly behind the see saws; the green tube spits you out onto the slime slope which could potentially give a speed boost. The choice here does not matter too much, unless you're speedrunning.
Carefully dodge the water balloons as best as you can; use the bumpers to hide from the balloons firing from the cannon in front of you. Drop down to the next section, dodge the bumpers and water balloons and head through a tube. There is a sweet spot where you can drop and immediately whizz past all the bumpers, but this can be tricky to nail; most of the time you'll likely smack into a bumper face-first instead (or crash into another player's back).
If you are going past the pivot walls in the next section, note that they won't always spin in the same direction; they will spin clockwise, then counter-clockwise. Keep that in mind when anticipating which direction they'll pivot next. It is far more recommended to climb up the ledge leading to the Big Swingus, grab and hold onto the Big Swingus (preferably closer to the side), release the grab button at the end of the swing without jumping, and then bounce off the large bumper.
Following that, if you took the Big Swingus, the timing of this next section should be no problem; walk up the conveyor belt at the side that you're closer to, take the Big Swingus there and drop down the tube. If not, either walk along the top of the yellow tubes and (or from the conveyor belt if you miss the swingus) jump to the see saws. It's safer to jump from the last see saw to the yellow ramp, then drop back onto the path leading to the final section, but if the last see saw is in a good position, you could jump-dive from the very far edge to reach it instead.
For the final section, if you took the yellow tube in the previous section, you should be in a good position to grab the swingus there most of the time (for some odd reason, sometimes you just won't be in a position to grab it). If not, you'll have to navigate down the slime slope with the pivot platforms, which aren't that hard to dodge. Either way, whether you take the swingus or go down the slope, simply jump into one of the three tubes at the end to be flung to the finish line.
Party Promenade X[]
Trust no one. There are a few pain points here:
- At the 360° see-saws, you'd have to be careful to dodge the classic 'grab while you are attempting to jump over a gap' manoeuvre.
- Occasionally, the water balloons can randomly send you off the map. Most of the time they won't, but it is not impossible.
- It is probably safer to wait for the Big Swingus rather than take the side slime paths with the pivot walls due to the possibility of being pushed/knocked off the sides.
- Directly after the Big Swingus section in the section with the pipes and 360° see-saws, there are a few spots where you can fall off here.
- At the very end, don't miss the pipes to the finish line or fall off the sides of the slime slope.
Final variant[]
A FINAL type variant was introduced in the X-treme Party playlist on 28 March 2023. In this variant, all players that reach the finish will win.
Medal thresholds[]
- Gold - First place
- Silver - Top 20% of players in the lobby
- Bronze - Top 50% of players in the lobby
- Pink - Qualified, but outside of the top 50%
- No medal - Eliminated
History[]
Released in Season 6 (Legacy)
| History of Party Promenade | ||
|---|---|---|
| Season | Status | Map Theme |
| Season 6 (Legacy) | Active | Standard version |
| Season 1 | Active | Standard version |
| Season 2 | Active | Standard and alternate versions |
| Season 2.2 | Not Present | Temporarily removed from every show as of 26 October 2022 due to performance issues |
| Season 3 | Active | Standard version |
| Season 4 | Active | Standard version |
| Summer Breeze Update | Active | Standard version |
| Fall Force Update | Active | Standard version |
| Tool Up Update | Active | Standard version |
| Power Party Update | Active | Standard version |
| Shapes and Stickers Update | Active | Standard version |
| Survival Update | Active | Standard version |
| Fall Forever Update | Not Present | Not available in any core show due to the round being deemed broken because of the new physics. Standard and X-Treme versions available in Party Time Tumble, X-Treme Solos and X-Treme Squads in Custom Games. |
| June '24 Update | Not Present | Temporarily unavailable in core shows due to the new jump physics. |
| July '24 Update | Vaulted | Active until 16 August 2024, when it got removed from Classic Games. Standard version available in The Vault and select Custom Games |
| Scrapyard Stumble Update | Vaulted | Vaulted from all shows, available in The Vault and select Custom Games |
| Falloween 2024 Update | Vaulted | Vaulted from all shows, available in The Vault and select Custom Games |
| November '24 Update | Vaulted | Vaulted from all shows, available in The Vault and select Custom Games |
| Winter Update | Vaulted | Vaulted from all shows, available in The Vault and select Custom Games |
| Fall and Fantasy Update | Vaulted | Vaulted from all shows, available in The Vault and select Custom Games |
| Ranked Knockout Update | Vaulted | Vaulted from all shows, available in The Vault and select Custom Games |
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Strangely, the Fan in one of the variants introduced in Season 2 is medieval themed, just like the fans in
Big Fans, even though a Season 6 (Legacy) version of this obstacle exists, as seen in 
Airtime. - As of Season 4, the conveyor belts on the fifth section have become slower, causing players to miss the Big Swingus even if they run at full speed.
- As of the Fall and Fantasy Update, Party Promenade and Cosmic Highway are the only starter rounds to stay vaulted from the game.
Names in other languages[]
| Language | Name |
|---|---|
| Chinese (Simplified) | 派对大道 (Pàiduì dàdào) |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 派對長廊 (Pàiduì cháng láng) |
| French | Promenade Festive |
| German | Partymeile |
| Italian | Passeggiata Festosa |
| Japanese | パーティープロムナード (Pātī Puromunādo) |
| Korean | 신나는 축제 (Sinnaneun Chukje) |
| Polish | Festiwalowa Frajda |
| Portuguese | Desfile de Carnaval |
| Russian | Весёлый Променад (Vesolyy Promenad) |
| Spanish | Recorrido Rocambolesco |
| Spanish (Latin America) | Recorrido Rocambolesco |
See also[]
- Pipe Dream, another COURSE level that mainly uses Season 6 (Legacy) obstacles.
References[]
