Explore the World Tier Lists
Cabin value and destination attraction rankings for Saltmere → Paris / London flights.
The Tier List Hub ranks the choices that actually matter in Explore the World, the Roblox airport adventure from Tartan Studios. Instead of inventing combat units the game does not have, we focus on two player decisions: which cabin to fly and which attractions to prioritize once you land in Paris or London.
You start at Saltmere / New Saltmere, check in, clear security, board, take off, then bus into the city. Cabins change comfort, lounge access, and party size. Attractions change how fast you fill passport stamps, postcards, and photo moments. Use the child lists below before spending Robux or burning limited city time.
What we rank (and what we do not)
Explore the World is passenger roleplay and sightseeing—not a fighter roster. This hub therefore covers:
- Cabin classes — Economy vs First Class vs Private Jet, scored for comfort, social play, badge access (Jet Set), and value
- Attractions — Eiffel Tower, London Eye, Big Ben, arcade, massage chair, lounge spaces, and other time-killers at the airport or in-city
We do not fabricate weapon tiers or pet tier lists. If Tartan Studios later adds collectible systems that need ranking, new child pages will appear under this hub.
Cabin overview (full ranking on the child page)
| Cabin | How you get it | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Economy | Default | Learning the loop, badges that only need takeoff/landing |
| First Class | Robux upgrade | Lounge access, lie-flat suite comfort, premium vibe |
| Private Jet | Host + up to 4 friends (5 total) | Parties, Jet Set badge, private fantasy |
Deep S/A/B analysis, upgrade advice, and “is First Class worth it?” discussion live on Cabin Classes Tier List. Pair that page with getting started so you understand check-in before you buy a seat product.
Attractions overview (full ranking on the child page)
Paris highlights the Eiffel Tower lifts and the Welcome to Paris stamp. London features the London Eye, Big Ben chimes, and the Welcome to London stamp. Back at Saltmere, the arcade, massage chair, snack spots, and First Class lounge compete for your pre-board downtime. In-flight entertainment and the live flight map also matter if you care about immersion.
See the full S/A/B breakdown on Attractions Tier List. Use it to plan a Two-City Traveller run without wasting the bus-into-city window.
How to read our tiers
- S tier — Do this on almost every relevant flight or visit; high fun or progression value
- A tier — Excellent when you have time or Robux; situationally best
- B tier — Fine flavor, lower priority if you are optimizing stamps, postcards, or party play
Criteria mix enjoyment, badge synergy, time cost, and spend. A Private Jet can be S for a five-friend squad and only A for a solo player who just needs Frequent Flyer landings. Context notes appear on each child page.
Progress goals that interact with tiers
Cabin and attraction picks feed official badges: Wheels Up, city welcome stamps, Two-City Traveller, Jet Set, Frequent Flyer (10 landings), Postcard Collector (all seven postcards), First Thousand (1,000 km), Running Late (miss and rebook), and the extreme Around the World distance challenge. Ranking pages call out which picks help which goals without spoiling fake shortcuts.
For badge details, browse the players hub. For patch changes that might reshuffle rankings, watch updates. Promo codes (none confirmed active yet) will not replace cabin purchases unless Tartan Studios explicitly says so.
How to use this hub mid-session
- Before buying Robux upgrades, open cabin classes.
- Before the city bus drops you off, skim attractions.
- Cross-link with guides for Paris, London, and First Class / Private Jet when those pages are on your reading list.
- Re-check after major destination updates—new cities can shift attraction priorities overnight.
Related hubs
- Cabin Classes — Economy / First Class / Private Jet S–B ranking
- Attractions — landmarks and airport time-killers ranked
- Getting Started — Saltmere basics before you optimize
- Scripts Hub — why cheats are not a substitute for good cabin picks
- Links Hub — official game and Tartan Studios
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
What does this tier list cover?
Cabin classes (Economy, First Class, Private Jet) and attractions in Saltmere, Paris, and London. It is not a combat unit list.
Is First Class always S tier?
Not for every goal. It shines for comfort and lounge access; Private Jet ranks higher for parties and Jet Set. See the cabin classes page.
Do tiers change after updates?
Yes. New destinations or cabin features can reshuffle priorities. Recheck this hub after notes on the Updates page.
Can scripts replace a good tier pick?
No. Executors risk bans and are unverified for this game. Rank fair options instead—see the Scripts Safety Guide.
Where should a new player start?
Fly Economy once via Getting Started, then read cabin and attraction tier lists before spending Robux or planning a two-city stamp run.