CP Rewritten: 16th Anniversary Party Guide
On 24th October, it’ll be sixteen years since classic Club Penguin launched back in 2005, so there’s a couple of decorations on the island to celebrate! The most notable area for this event is the Coffee Shop, as that’s been beautifully decorated to mark the occasion, with even a special cake.
An iconic part of each anniversary is the hat, and you can collect the 16th Anniversary Hat, located to the right of the cake, by simply clicking it. If you don’t have it already, you can also obtain the Celebration stamp by blowing out the candles on the cake, which effectively means clicking it.
The other room which has been transformed for this event is the Iceberg! As usual for this event, it has been tipped, which means you can pick up the Iceberg Tipper as a free item here. For some reason though, it’s not possible to actually tip the Iceberg through drilling, and instead this would have automatically happened upon entering the room, regardless of how many penguins are there.
In the past, there have been mascot visits for Anniversary Parties! It’s unclear if that’ll happen again this year, or which mascots would visit, but it’s worth keeping your eyes peeled for all mascots until the event ends. The party will end on 27th October.
Thank you very much for reading, be sure to check back for more of the latest Club Penguin Rewritten news and guides!
Waddle on!
-Torres 126
8 Comments
Anonymous
i miss the pumpkin iceberg, one of my more favorite parts of the party
Torres 126
I’m sure it’ll be back once the Anniversary Party ends!
AJ
How do you blow the candles out on the cake for the stamp? I clicked all over it and nothing happened
Torres 126
Are you sure that you don’t have it already?
Anonymous
where are the candles i dont see any? How do it blow them out to get the background?
Torres 126
You should be able to click the cake, but it’s worth noting that the reward is a stamp rather than a background.
Anonymous
Does the anniversary party usually have such a short guide?
Torres 126
Yes, it’s not usually a big event.