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The Darkmoon Dancing Bear mount

Darkmoon Dancing Bear

Only during Darkmoon Faire (one week each month, from the Sunday of the first full week)Guaranteed

Cataclysm · Vendor

The game's mount journal
Vendor: Lhara
Zone: Darkmoon Island
Cost: 180

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How to get it

Sold by Lhara, the pet and mount prize vendor on Darkmoon Island, for 180 Darkmoon Prize Tickets while the Darkmoon Faire is open. Tickets come from the Faire's daily games and pet battles, its monthly quests, and Darkmoon artifacts found in dungeons, raids and battlegrounds.

Time there about 2 min a visit

Guide Wowhead: Darkmoon Faire Made Easy

Before you go

  • 180 Darkmoon Prize Tickets. One Faire gives at most 285: 63 from the nine daily games over its seven days, 105 from the two daily pet battles, 17 from profession quests, 10 from Test Your Strength (250 Grisly Trophies), 10 from Den Mother's Demise (the rare wolf Moonfang) and 80 from the nine Darkmoon artifacts, which drop in dungeons, raids and battlegrounds for a character carrying the Darkmoon Adventurer's Guide. The games and the monthly quests alone give about 100 a Faire, so two Faires · about 7 h over 5 weeks

In all: about 7 h of play, spread over 5 weeks, starting from nothing.

Getting there

Lhara, Darkmoon Island
Darkmoon Island · 48.4, 69.6
/way Darkmoon Island 48.4 69.6
From Stormwind (Alliance) about 1.9 min of travel
  1. Take the portal to Darkmoon Island outside Goldshire*
  2. Ride the rest of the way
From Orgrimmar (Horde) about 3.1 min of travel
  1. Take the portal from Pathfinder's Den to Zuldazar*
  2. Take the portal from Hall of Ancient Paths to Thunder Bluff*
  3. Take the portal to Darkmoon Island outside Thunder Bluff*
  4. Ride the rest of the way

/way is for the TomTom addon. Travel times are estimates: flying at 55 yards a second in a straight line and 30 seconds for a portal. A star marks a portal that needs a quest or other unlock done first.

Notes and sources

The cost of 180 in the journal is Darkmoon Prize Tickets. They keep between Faires and have been transferable within the Warband since patch 11.0 (wiki), so several characters can earn towards one purchase.

The Faire opens on the first Sunday of the month for a week (Wowhead's guide); the season is given the same way as for the other Darkmoon mounts. The island is a no-fly zone, reached through the portals at the Faire's staging grounds or, for a small fee, from a Darkmoon Faire Mystic Mage in a capital city. The portals are south of Goldshire in Elwynn Forest for the Alliance and outside Thunder Bluff in Mulgore for the Horde. Lhara stands at 48.2-48.6, 69.4-69.8 (Wowhead's tooltip).

The tickets:

  • each daily game is paid for with Darkmoon Game Tokens, sold at the Faire
  • a profession quest asks for skill 1 in that profession, and some want materials brought along (Wowhead's guide lists them)
  • artifacts and trophies only drop with the free Darkmoon Adventurer's Guide in the bags, and can be handed in only while the Faire is open
  • the pet battles pay 5 tickets a day at Master level and 10 at Grand Master (wiki)

The two sources differ a little on the count: the wiki has nine daily games (63 tickets over the week) and 17 from profession quests, Wowhead's guide six games and two races (56) and 20 from profession quests.

Wowhead's guide is a player's, last updated in 2023; its ticket breakdown still matches the wiki's closely. It says Den Mother's Demise needs level 90 to hand in, written when the level cap was 70; that was not checked for the current game.

Lhara also sells the Swift Forest Strider at the same price and the Darkmoon Dirigible for 1,000 tickets. The mount asks for level 10 (wiki, since patch 9.0.1).

Confidence in this entry: high. Looked up in 2026.

Sources

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