Nintendo's second Summer Update arrived earlier today for Animal Crossing: New Horizons. While players have no doubt been swimming and collecting pearls for Pascal, the July 30th update adds in even more collectible items and wearables like sunglasses, sparklers, balloons, and plenty more. Every Sunday evening in August, players will get to experience Firework shows, as well as the opportunity to obtain firework themed gear.
However, another major piece of the second Summer Update for Animal Crossing: New Horizons is the return of the Tapir named Luna. Previously seen in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, Luna returns in essentially the same role. When a player goes to sleep, she'll appear before them to take them to versions of other players islands that have been uploaded to the library of dreams.
Before players can get traveling, they'll need to learn more about Animal Crossing: New Horizons latest resource, the Dream Bell Exchange Ticket. Here's how to earn and use them in game.
The Dream Bell Exchange Ticket
When talking with Luna, players can also upload a dream version of their island for others to visit. Dream Bell Exchange Tickets are essentially rewards given to players who upload their first dream island or make an update to an existing one. Players can do this once per day and for now, this is the only way to earn them. Having 1 or 100 visitors to a dream island doesn't matter in this regard.
Once the dream island has been put online, players will get mail the next day from Luna. In addition to a personalized note, the Dream Bell Exchange Ticket will be attached to the mail. As long as a dream island is updated, a new dream ticket can be earned each day.
How to Use Them
For those who don't want them, the Nook Twins will gladly take them off a player's hands for the hefty price of 5,000 bells. Just visit Nook's Cranny and sell the tickets to Timmy and Tommy to make a decent amount of money.
Fans are speculating that this tickets may have other uses such as trading them for certain sleep themed items but for now, it appears that gaining a bit of profit on them is their main use.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons is currently available on the Nintendo Switch.
Source: GameWith