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Christmas Event Part 2: Krampus and the New Threat

Christmas Event Part 2 arrived on 15 November 2026, continuing the first event's story and introducing Krampus as a new threat to the lot.

11/15/2026 Last updated: 11/15/2026 3 min read
Christmas Event Part 2: Krampus and the New Threat

FAQ

When did Christmas Event Part 2 start in Run a Christmas Tree Lot?
It is reported for 15 November 2026, roughly a week after Holiday Rush Hour. Event windows in this game have been short, so check the in-game banner before planning a session around it.
Who is Krampus in Run a Christmas Tree Lot?
Krampus is the antagonist introduced with Christmas Event Part 2, presented as a new threat to the lot rather than a new tree or worker. The exact mechanics should be confirmed in game before relying on any guide.
Do you need to have played Part 1?
Part 2 continues the story from Holiday Rush Hour, but the parts ran in separate windows, so there is no way to go back and play Part 1 now. Start with whatever the current event asks for.

What is Christmas Event Part 2?

Christmas Event Part 2 is the second limited-time event in Run a Christmas Tree Lot, reported for 15 November 2026. It continues the storyline opened by Holiday Rush Hour on 8 November and introduces Krampus as a new threat to the lot.

That is where the confirmed detail currently ends. Event coverage names the date, the continuation, and the antagonist, but not the full reward list or the exact mechanics. Treat anything beyond that as in-game verification work rather than established fact — including any guide that confidently lists rewards on day one.

How should you prepare for it?

The same way as the first event, because the shape of these windows has been consistent:

  • Fill your shelves before the window. Event traffic is worth nothing if there is no stock to sell.
  • Keep a restock buffer. If the event adds customers, you will be restocking more often than usual.
  • Hold cash rather than spend it on a long-payback upgrade. A purchase that pays back over hours is the wrong buy during a window that may last a day.
  • Check for a new code. Promotional windows are the usual moment for one, and our code list only carries entries we have redeemed.

Does an event like this change the upgrade order?

Temporarily, yes. Events have added customers and temporary earnings boosts, which pushes the constraint from demand to supply. During the window, capacity and restock speed matter more than anything that raises a ceiling you are not yet reaching. After it closes, the normal order returns: stock capacity first, then throughput, then expansion.

Why the detail level here is deliberately thin

Roblox event coverage is written fast, and the first version of an event page is frequently wrong about rewards, duration, or even which game it belongs to. This page records only what the reporting supports — date, continuation, antagonist — and adds mechanics once they can be checked in game.

That approach has a cost: this page will always be less detailed than a competitor’s on day one. It also means the details that are here will still be true next week, which for an event page is the more useful property.

Event record so far

  • 15 November 2026 — Christmas Event Part 2, Krampus introduced. Current entry.
  • 8 November 2026 — Holiday Rush Hour, extra customers and a temporary earnings boost. Ended.

If you are new to the game entirely, start with how to play before worrying about the event window — an event multiplies a working lot, it does not fix an empty one.

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