All 8 working Run a Christmas Tree Lot codes for free Cash, Reputation, boosts and the OG Golden Plaque, plus expired codes and how to redeem them.
Run a Christmas Tree Lot is a Roblox business sim from Mr. Grinchmas where you order in festive trees, sell them to a steady stream of customers, hire workers and slowly turn a muddy patch of ground into the best-stocked lot in town. It only launched on November 4, but it’s already past 1.7 million visits, with more than 10,000 players hauling spruces around at once on Saturday morning (about 7:30am ET / 12:30pm UK) and 95% of votes on its Roblox page positive, which suggests plenty of people are happy to start their Christmas shopping season a few weeks early.
There are eight working codes right now, handing out free Cash, Reputation, a couple of timed boosts and an exclusive OG Golden Plaque, and since you can’t sell a single tree until the lot’s actually stocked, a quick $45,000 or so in starting money goes a long way.
Active Run a Christmas Tree Lot codes
| Code | Reward |
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KRAMPUS! |
$10,000 Cash (unconfirmed, worth a try) |
We’ve cross-checked these against two code trackers, Roblox Den (last checked this morning, November 14) and TechWiser (updated November 12), and both list the same eight working codes with the same rewards, so you shouldn’t have any trouble with those. KRAMPUS! is the odd one out, as only Roblox Den lists it and it’s still marked as waiting to be checked there, so it’s worth a try but it may not work. The developer hasn’t posted any codes in the game’s Roblox description itself, which is why we’ve leant on the trackers rather than the official page this time.
Expired Run a Christmas Tree Lot codes
| Code | Reward |
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$5,000 Cash and 250 Reputation |
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SANTA250 and SANTASGIFT are marked as expired on Roblox Den, and TechWiser lists CHRISTMAS and SANTA250 as expired too. Roblox Den still has CHRISTMAS down as one to check, so it’s possible it’ll spring back to life, but we’d try the active codes above first rather than waste a Saturday morning on it.
How to redeem Run a Christmas Tree Lot codes
Both trackers agree on where the code box lives, so this should only take a minute between customers.
- Launch Run a Christmas Tree Lot on Roblox and load into your lot.
- Click the Menu button on the right side of the screen.
- Open the Codes tab.
- Type or paste one of the codes from the table above into the box exactly as it’s written, in capitals.
- Press Redeem to claim the reward, then repeat for the rest of the list.
Where to find new Run a Christmas Tree Lot codes
Codes for this one seem to land in the developer’s community spaces rather than on the game page, so the Mr GM Studio Discord server and the Mr. Grinchmas Roblox group are the places to watch, and with the game named after the biggest holiday of the year we’d be amazed if there weren’t a few more festive codes on the way before December 25. We’ll add new codes here as soon as they turn up, so bookmark this page and check back whenever your lot is looking a bit bare.
What is Run a Christmas Tree Lot?
Run a Christmas Tree Lot is a Roblox tycoon where you start your own Christmas tree business, ordering and stocking different types of trees, selling them to customers for cash, building up your Reputation so more shoppers stop by, and hiring workers to keep the place ticking over when it gets busy. As the money comes in you can expand the lot and upgrade it to fit more trees and more customers, and the whole thing is wrapped in fairy lights, snow and log cabins, so it’s about as festive as a game about retail logistics can get. Yep, it’s a lot of trees, and we’re not going to apologise for that pun.
If you’re after another cosy Roblox tycoon, our Make Soaps codes are a natural next stop, or if you’d rather cause a bit of trouble, try our Class Clowns codes, and you’ll find plenty more in our Roblox hub.
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