Just Dance: Decades of Hits Discord: Community Guide

The sources cited here do not establish a Ubisoft-run Discord server dedicated to Just Dance: Decades of Hits. The space that already exists for the series is the long-running Just Dance Discord server, created on March 1, 2016, which its own listing describes as the biggest Just Dance Discord community and showed 8,085 members at the time these sources were collected. That listing does not identify Ubisoft as its owner, Its publisher ownership is unverified, so use it for community discussion and consult Ubisoft for official account or purchase support.

If you are looking for a place to talk to other players, the honest answer is: the general Just Dance community spaces, plus the official Ubisoft news channels for announcements.

Where the Decades of Hits conversation happens

Space	What it’s useful for	Provenance notes
Just Dance Discord server	Chat about the game, share scores and progress, form online dance groups, ask beginner questions	Community-run per its listing; created March 1, 2016; categories include Fandom, Fitness & Health, and Console; supported language listed as English
r/JustDance reveal thread	Reading launch-day reactions and song reveal discussion	Fan-run subreddit; the thread is a community post about the official reveal
Official Ubisoft channels	Confirmed news, trailers, release timing	The German launch release points readers to X at @justdancegame and Instagram at @justdance_de

A practical note: the Discord server’s directory page describes it in general Just Dance terms. The reviewed sources does not confirm dedicated Decades of Hits channels, decade-specific roles, or a separate server for the new release, so check the channel list and rules after you join rather than assuming a structure.

What’s confirmed before you join the chat

Getting the basics right saves you from posting questions the community has already answered dozens of times.

Just Dance: Decades of Hits launched on October 13, 2026 for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, according to Ubisoft’s German newsroom release. The Nintendo Switch 2 version arrives November 10, 2026 and is offered as a free upgrade to Nintendo Switch players. As of October 14, 2026, that Switch 2 date is still in the future — worth remembering when someone asks why the newest console version lags behind.

The game contains 35 songs spread across six decade buckets. If you own Decades of Hits and one of the Just Dance 2023–2026 editions, the release states you can reach all their songs in one place on the same console without switching menus, including songs from purchased Music Packs and titles available through an active Just Dance+ subscription. Just Dance+ itself is described there as a streaming service requiring a Ubisoft account, a permanent internet connection, and a fee or ongoing subscription.

Local play supports up to six people on one console, and a smartphone running the free Just Dance Controller app works as a controller, per the same release. Party Mode changes the rules each round, and Workout Mode tracks calories burned.

The 35-song roster, grouped the way Ubisoft groups it

The launch release files every track into a decade. That grouping is the one shown in the game, so it’s the one to use when you’re searching a channel for a specific song.

Decade	Tracks as credited in the launch release
1970s	Mamma Mia by ABBA; Come and Get Your Love by The Heartliners; ABC by Groove Century; Crocodile Rock by Elton John; The Singing Garden by Hyacinth
1980s	It’s Tricky by RUN DMC; Uptown Girl by Billy Joel; Into the Groove by Madonna; Jump by Metal Russell; Celebration by Equinox Stars
1990s	Wannabe by Spice Girls; Just A Girl by No Doubt; Around the World by Daft Punk; Sing Hallelujah! by Dr. Alban; Coconut by SMiLE.dk
2000s	Stronger by Britney Spears; Bye Bye Bye by *NSYNC; No Scrubs by TLC; Feel Good Inc. by Gorillaz; Starlight by The Supermen Lovers (feat. Mani Hoffman); In Too Deep by Sum 41
2010s	Turn Down for What by DJ Snake & Lil Jon; Danza Kuduro by Don Omar feat. Lucenzo; Hello by Martin Solveig & Dragonette; Santa Tell Me by Ariana Grande; Give Me Everything by Pitbull featuring Ne-Yo, Afrojack and Nayer
2020s	Manchild by Sabrina Carpenter; NUEVAYoL by Bad Bunny; Midnight Sun by Zara Larsson; drop dead by Olivia Rodrigo; MORE & MORE by TWICE; HOT TO GO! by Chappell Roan; Across All Time by Lyra Gigavolt; Supersonic by Lyra Gigavolt; Hi Lyfe by Cult of Sound

Two things worth knowing before you argue about the table. First, the decade labels are Ubisoft’s editorial grouping, not a strict rule about release years — the publisher’s buckets are what the in-game library reflects, so follow those when browsing. Second, the artist credits above are copied as the publisher lists them; the reviewed sources does not establish which entries use original recordings versus in-house versions.

The official product page highlights one track per decade as a sampler — Mamma Mia, It’s Tricky, Wannabe, Bye Bye Bye, Turn Down for What, and NUEVAYoL — which is a quick way to describe the game to someone who has never seen it.

Adventure Mode, Lyra, and the topics that fill chat

Adventure Mode is the single biggest change this year, and it’s the subject most likely to generate discussion. The official page describes a journey with Lyra across six decade-inspired worlds, where you dance to iconic songs, find activities, and unlock exclusive rewards while helping rescue Dr. Gigavolt. The German release adds that Lyra is Dr. Gigavolt’s daughter and that the mode is available to everyone who owns the game.

The launch release also describes a new Multiple Dancer Card System that lets each person customize their own profile. Treat Dancer Cards as customizable identities that carry progression, rewards, and scores — the reviewed sources does not describe them as separate save files.

In the reveal thread, the recurring themes were enthusiasm for Adventure Mode restoring a sense of progression, interest in the Wannabe routine being described there as the first five-dancer routine in the series, questions about the Switch 2 upgrade path, and uncertainty about whether the game is a separate launcher or joins the existing Just Dance application. On that last point, a commenter asserts it sits inside the same application as the annual editions and is effectively a rebranded annual release — that’s a fan interpretation, not something the publisher’s material confirms, so don’t repeat it as fact.

Practical suggestions for using the server well

These are general community suggestions, not documented game mechanics:

• Search before posting. Song questions, platform comparisons, and “is it worth it” threads repeat constantly after a launch.
• Say which platform and region you’re on when you ask about timing, since release dates and editions differ.
• Put spoiler tags on Adventure Mode story beats and reward details if the server has them.
• Ask about song access rather than assuming. Base-game songs, Just Dance+ streaming titles, and purchased Music Packs are different buckets, and the answer changes depending on which editions you own.
• No official reward-code list is established by the material reviewed here. The Discord listing mentions occasional server-run events with chances to win subscriptions or the game itself — that’s the server’s own description of its events, not a publisher promotion, and a digital game code is a purchase code, not an in-game reward code. Treat unsolicited key offers with suspicion.

What should you read next?

For related information, explore the reddit and compare it with the community. The official trailer provides another useful starting point for planning your next dance session.

Sources

• Just Dance: Decades of Hits — Ubisoft product page
• Just Dance: Decades of Hits ab sofort erhältlich — Ubisoft press newsroom
• Just Dance Discord server listing
• Just Dance: Decades of Hits – Official Reveal — r/JustDance