Run a Christmas Tree Lot game passes

All five are currently for sale; together they cost 825 R$. Robux prices change with the developer’s pricing, so the figure to trust is the one on the game’s own shop page on the day you buy.

• 2x Reputation — 79 R$

  Cheapest pass and the slowest payer. Reputation grows the lot's name, so it pays back across a whole season rather than a session.

• 2x Cash — 99 R$

  The most direct pass in the shop: it multiplies the only number that buys stock. Worth it if you play sessions longer than a few minutes.

• Instant Delivery — 149 R$

  A time pass, not a money pass. It removes the wait between order and stock, which matters once your rows sell faster than the truck arrives.

• VIP — 199 R$

  A permanent markup on every customer plus better reviews. The 15% is the developer's ceiling, not a flat bonus, so expect less than 15% on average.

• First Frost — 299 R$

  The seasonal pass premium row: decorations, longer boosts at every tier, and a Light-up Tree Tunnel at tier 20. Buy it only if you intend to play the pass itself.

Buy in the order the loop bottlenecks, not the order they are listed:

1. Nothing at all, until the lot is built. Passes multiply what an existing lot earns. On an empty lot they multiply nothing, and the codes already hand you enough cash to start.
2. 2x Cash, if you sell steadily. It doubles profit per tree, which is the resource that buys stock and rows. At 99 R$ it is the cheapest route to a faster loop.
3. VIP, once customers are the limit. Customers paying up to 15% more is a smaller multiplier than 2x Cash, but it also improves reviews, and reviews are what reputation is built from.
4. Instant Delivery, once waiting is the limit. The pass does not add value per tree; it removes dead time between ordering and stocking. Buy it when your complaint is “the truck is slow”, not before.
5. First Frost, if you are playing the season. It is the most expensive pass and the only one that is content rather than a multiplier.

299 R$ does not buy a multiplier. It unlocks the premium row of the First Frost Pass — a tiered seasonal progression with a free row and a paid row running side by side. The developer lists three things behind it: exclusive Christmas decorations, longer 2× Cash and 2× Reputation boosts at every tier, and the Light-up Tree Tunnel waiting at tier 20.

The detail worth reading twice is “already-reached tiers unlock right away”. If you have been playing the free row for a while, buying the pass retro-pays every tier you already cleared, so the value depends on how far you got before paying rather than on how long you keep playing. A player who buys at tier 15 gets more than one who buys on day one.

Treat it as a season purchase: it is the one pass that competes with buying stock, and its rewards are mostly cosmetic plus timed boosts. If your goal is a bigger lot, the money goes further in 2x Cash.

VIP is 199 R$ for three things: customers pay up to 15% more, they leave happier reviews, and you get a gold chat tag. The 15% is a ceiling — the developer says “up to” — so treat the pass as a permanent small markup plus a reputation benefit, not as a doubling.

Compare it against 2x Cash at 99 R$: the cash pass doubles every sale, which is a bigger multiplier for less money. VIP earns its place when reviews and reputation are the bottleneck, or when you want the tag. Buying both is legitimate; buying VIP instead of 2x Cash expecting more income is not.

The game is free and the passes are optional. Without buying anything you still get the full loop — ordering, stocking, selling, hiring and expanding — plus the First Frost Pass free row and the code rewards, which are worth more starting cash than any single pass. The lot in the layout guide does not depend on a pass at all.

The game itself was created by Mr. Grinchmas, a Roblox group with 135,433 members at the last read, and it runs up to 6 players per server — so a lot is typically shared with a handful of other players rather than played alone.