Run a Christmas Tree Lot Walkthrough: Start Selling

Empty display space won’t pay for your next shipment. This Run a Christmas Tree Lot walkthrough takes you from ordering your opening stock to completing sales, hiring help, and expanding your business. Keep enough cash for replacement trees so an upgrade purchase doesn’t leave you with nothing to sell.

Set Up Your Lot and Order Trees

You can create a solo, duo, or trio business, while each server supports up to 6 players. Start by choosing your setup in Run a Christmas Tree Lot on Roblox, then head for your lot’s computer.

1. Open the computer and browse Tree Supply. Look at the available trees and their demand information before building your order.
2. Add a small mix of trees. Leave some cash available rather than spending everything on a single shipment.
3. Place the order and wait for the supplier truck. Ordering stock and putting it on display are separate jobs.
4. Collect the delivered trees and place them around your lot. Group matching species together so you can see what needs replenishing.

Siberian Fir, European Silver Fir, and Swiss Stone Pine are different trees. Keep their display areas separate instead of treating every similar-looking evergreen as the same stock.

Leave a route through the middle of your display. You’ll be carrying trees between customers and cars, so arrange the lot around those repeated trips before filling every gap.

Complete Your First Sales

A customer choosing a tree doesn’t finish the transaction. You also need to handle checkout and load the purchase onto the customer’s car.

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1. Let the customer browse your displayed stock.
2. Complete checkout when they’re ready to buy.
3. Pick up the purchased tree.
4. Carry it to the customer’s car and load it.
5. Return to the lot and handle the next waiting order.

Pay attention to waiting customers while you unpack deliveries. Split those jobs with a teammate: have one person stock the lot while another handles checkout and loading.

Watch which trees disappear from your displays, then compare that with the demand information in Tree Supply before ordering again. Replenish the varieties that are selling instead of automatically repeating your previous shipment.

If trees are sitting unsold, check your assortment and customer reactions before changing prices. Avoid ordering another large batch of a variety that already occupies much of your available space.

Claim Quest Rewards and Use Starter Codes

Open the Menu after you’ve made some sales. Quests include selling trees and meeting tree-specific objectives, giving you another way to earn cash while running the business.

1. Check your current quests. Work their requirements into your stocking and selling routine.
2. Claim completed rewards. Don’t leave earned cash sitting in the quest menu.
3. Open Menu → Codes. The Menu button is on the right side of the screen.
4. Enter a code exactly as written. Keep the capitalization and remove accidental spaces.

These codes provide cash, Reputation, boosts, and a collectible:

Code	Reward
IMBROKE	$25,000 Cash
BUDDYTHEELF	$10,000 Cash
SNOWBALL	$10,000 Cash
HOHOHO	4,000 Reputation
JINGLEBELLS	1,000 Reputation
MISTLETOE	2x Cash for 30 minutes
NICELIST	2x Reputation for 10 minutes
OGTICKET	OG Golden Plaque

Stock your displays before redeeming the timed boosts so you can spend their duration serving customers. Put cash rewards toward replacement inventory and the help you need to keep sales moving.

Hire Workers and Set Up Their Rest Area

Workers can take over jobs such as checkout, carrying purchased trees, and stocking your lot. Hire around the task that keeps pulling you away from everything else.

1. Open Employees and review the available roles.
2. Choose help for your current workload. Hire a cashier if checkout keeps interrupting restocking, or a carrying worker if loading cars takes up your time.
3. Continue handling the remaining jobs yourself. A cashier doesn’t replace the need to replenish displays.
4. Check employee tiredness and the resting area. Workers take breaks, so keep an eye on their condition when service slows.
5. Provide enough seating for your staff. Add another chair when multiple employees are trying to share a single resting seat.

If a worker appears stuck, inspect the work area and rest-area furniture before hiring someone else. Reposition furniture that crowds the space, then watch whether the employee resumes their task.

Keep checking stock even after you have employees. Automating checkout and loading still leaves you responsible for making sure there are trees available to purchase.

Expand Your Lot and Upgrade Headquarters

Expansion involves both cash and Reputation. One headquarters upgrade requires $25,000 and 1,500 Reputation, so check both requirements before saving toward it.

1. Inspect the next upgrade’s requirements. Identify whether you’re short on cash, Reputation, or an earlier expansion.
2. Keep selling while you work toward it. Happy customers earn Reputation alongside the cash from your sales.
3. Compare parking and display-space upgrades with your current needs. Expand the area that is limiting your operation.
4. Keep money available for another tree order. Don’t commit your entire balance to an upgrade while displays are running empty.
5. Recheck Tree Supply after upgrading headquarters. Headquarters progression opens access to additional tree choices.
6. Rearrange your displays around the expanded space. Preserve a central route and keep matching trees together.

Buy paths, lighting, and other decorations after covering inventory and staffing needs. Place them around the routes you already use, and leave room near headquarters for later upgrades that change the building’s footprint.