Run a Christmas Tree Lot codes

These are reported working by both trackers we cross-check, with the same rewards. Type them exactly as written — the code box is case-sensitive.

Community-reported status, not an official list: the developer has posted no codes in the game’s own description. Each code was reported active as of 16 November 2026; a code can stop working between checks.

Code rewards do not expire from your account, but they arrive in a session where cash is the bottleneck, so the order changes what you can do in the first ten minutes.

1. IMBROKE first — the biggest single payout at 25,000 Cash, and the one that decides how much stock you can order.
2. Then BUDDYTHEELF and SNOWBALL — 10,000 Cash each, so 45,000 Cash in total before you have sold a single tree.
3. HOHOHO and JINGLEBELLS — 4,000 and 1,000 Reputation. Reputation grows the lot’s name, so it pays off over a session rather than at once.
4. MISTLETOE and NICELIST last — the two timed boosts. They run on a clock, so starting them before you have stock to sell wastes them.
5. OGTICKET whenever — it is a cosmetic plaque, not currency. Nothing depends on the timing.

1. Open Run a Christmas Tree Lot and load into your lot.
2. Click the Menu button on the right side of the screen.
3. Open the Codes tab.
4. Type or paste the code exactly as shown, in capitals.
5. Press Redeem, then repeat for the rest of the list.

The menu is the same panel that holds your upgrades, so if you cannot find a Codes tab, check you are looking at the side menu rather than the shop.

These three stopped working. They are listed so you do not spend a session typing them.

Roblox Den marks KRAMPUS! as expired; GGRecon marks it unconfirmed. It stays out of the active list until one source shows it working.

• Case and punctuation. One of the codes ends in an exclamation mark. Codes are matched exactly, so a missing character is a failed redeem, not a broken code.
• It expired between checks. These lists have a date on them for a reason — a code reported working can be switched off the same day.
• It was never confirmed. A single tracker listing a code is how a rumour becomes a table row. Where two trackers disagree, this page says so instead of picking the friendlier answer.

If a code in the working table fails for you, the codes tab is still the right place to look: new codes arrive with seasonal events, and a festive game runs its biggest ones in December.

Free cash is only worth the stock it buys. Stock trees first — you cannot sell an empty lot — then put the remainder into the row you are about to add. Decoration is the last purchase, and the layout page explains why: a decoration earns reputation, a filled row earns the cash that pays for the next one.

If you are deciding between a pass and stock, the game passes page prices all five from the official listing, including the two that multiply what each sale brings in.