Just Dance: Decades of Hits Wannabe Guide

Quick answer

“Wannabe” by Spice Girls is a confirmed 1990s track in Just Dance: Decades of Hits. Ubisoft lists it among the game’s launch songs and places it in the 1990s decade group alongside tracks such as “Just A Girl” and “Around the World” (Ubisoft’s official game page; Ubisoft newsroom launch announcement).

It is part of the game’s base-song lineup, not a fan-made mashup or an unconfirmed community addition. The cited official materials do not provide a verified difficulty rating, coach count, alternate routine, score requirement, or specific Adventure Mode reward for this track.

Wannabe in Just Dance: Decades of Hits

Ubisoft’s promotional page uses the credit “Wannabe by The Spice Girls,” while the launch announcement lists the artist as “Spice Girls.” Both references identify the same Spice Girls track. For consistency with the publisher’s launch roster, this article uses Spice Girls as the artist credit.

The decade label is the game’s own organizational category. It should not be treated as a separate release-year claim: the important point for browsing is that Ubisoft places “Wannabe” in the 1990s section of Decades of Hits.

How to find Wannabe

The game’s updated Song Library supports searching by song title and artist, according to Ubisoft’s version 27.0.1 patch notes (official patch notes). Search for either:

• Wannabe
• Spice Girls

The same update also introduced a redesigned filter panel and restored sorting by Opus. These are library-navigation features, so they should make the track easier to locate without relying on its position in the decade list.

The available sources do not establish a special unlock code or a required score for “Wannabe.” They also do not confirm that the song has to be completed in Adventure Mode before it appears in the normal Song Library.

Is Wannabe locked behind Adventure Mode?

No such restriction is indicated in the official information provided. Ubisoft’s patch notes specifically state that all songs included in Just Dance: Decades of Hits remain accessible through the Song Library regardless of Adventure Mode progress (official patch notes).

That means Adventure Mode progression and ordinary song access are separate systems. “Wannabe” is listed as one of the game’s included songs, but the available evidence does not identify a unique Adventure challenge, reward, or narrative sequence associated with it.

What is confirmed about the track

Ubisoft presents Just Dance: Decades of Hits as a collection spanning six music decades, from the 1970s through the 2020s. “Wannabe” represents the 1990s portion of the announced roster. The complete launch announcement identifies the game as having 35 songs, with “Wannabe” included in the 1990s group (Ubisoft newsroom launch announcement).

The official sources confirm the song’s inclusion and decade placement, but they do not establish the following details:

• A numerical difficulty level
• The number of coaches on screen
• A separate or alternate routine
• A duet, trio, or other special format
• A song-specific unlockable
• A minimum score or star requirement
• A verified choreography breakdown

For that reason, claims about exact moves, coach assignments, or the track’s relative difficulty should be treated as unverified unless Ubisoft publishes additional information.

General preparation suggestions

These are general practice ideas, not confirmed game mechanics or tested track-specific advice:

1. Search the Song Library first. Use the title or artist search rather than assuming that every song must be unlocked through the story mode.
2. Preview the routine before playing competitively. This can help you identify the song’s pacing and decide whether to practice sections separately.
3. Keep the play space clear. “Wannabe” is a high-profile party selection, so a safe area is useful when several people are dancing together.
4. Use a practice run to learn timing. Focus on following the on-screen prompts and matching the coach’s rhythm rather than trying to memorize unsupported move names.
5. Treat scores as session goals. The official materials supplied here do not define a “Wannabe” score threshold, so any target should be a personal challenge rather than an assumed unlock requirement.

Platform and edition context

Just Dance: Decades of Hits launched on October 13, 2026, for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. The Nintendo Switch 2 version is scheduled for November 10, 2026, according to Ubisoft’s launch announcement (Ubisoft newsroom launch announcement).

“Wannabe” is listed as part of Decades of Hits itself. It should not be confused with:

• A song from a previous Just Dance edition
• A Just Dance+ subscription-only track
• A separately purchased Music Pack
• A fan-made mashup or custom routine

The cited sources do not identify “Wannabe” as a Just Dance+ song. They establish it as part of the announced base roster. Ubisoft also describes access to songs from Decades of Hits, earlier editions, purchased Music Packs, and Just Dance+ as part of a broader same-console library feature, but those categories remain separate from the base-song list.

What should you read next?

For related information, explore the 90s songs and compare it with the tips. The official trailer provides another useful starting point for planning your next dance session.

Sources

• Ubisoft — Just Dance: Decades of Hits
• Ubisoft Newsroom — Just Dance: Decades of Hits launch announcement
• Ubisoft — Version 27.0.1 Patch Notes