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FarmVille Winter Wonderland VIP Access (with Farm Cash) Slowly Rolling Out!

FarmVille Woolly Mammoth

FarmVille’s Winter Wonderland is here (sort of)! Early Farm Cash paid access to Winter Wonderland starts today.

You can purchase a VIP Special Express Train Ticket for 55 Farm Cash which gets you to Winter Wonderland before free access starts. This VIP ticket also includes some other freebies such as access to exclusive quests(and their rewards), as well as a free Woolly Mammoth animal.

The first set of quests available to early access Winter Wonderland farmers are the Winter Wonderland North Pole (Chapter 1) Quests.

LINK : FarmVille Freak Winter Wonderland North Pole Quests Guide (early access)

FarmVille Winter Wonderland Notice

FarmVille Special Express Notice

Here’s a live shot of what Dr. Green Thumb’s Winter Wonderland farm looks like!

FarmVille Winter Wonderland Farm (Click to Enlarge)

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