The North Pole event in Roblox’s Steal a Brainrot is a Christmas-themed update that adds holiday fun to the game. It started on Saturday, December 13, at 3:30 PM EST and will end on Friday, December 19, at 12:00 PM EST. During this time, players can ride a train to the North Pole area to collect 16 new Christmas Brainrots and Festive Blocks by helping Santa with simple tasks.
Here is a table showing the start and end times for the North Pole event in popular time zones across countries. Times are local to each region.
Country/Region
Start Time
End Time
USA (West Coast)
Dec 13, 12:30 PM
Dec 19, 9:00 AM
USA (East Coast)
Dec 13, 3:30 PM
Dec 19, 12:00 PM
Brazil
Dec 13, 5:30 PM
Dec 19, 2:00 PM
UK
Dec 13, 8:30 PM
Dec 19, 5:00 PM
France/Germany
Dec 13, 9:30 PM
Dec 19, 6:00 PM
India
Dec 14, 1:30 AM
Dec 19, 10:30 PM
Philippines
Dec 14, 4:30 AM
Dec 19, 1:00 AM (next day)
Japan
Dec 14, 5:30 AM
Dec 19, 2:00 AM (next day)
China
Dec 14, 4:30 AM
Dec 19, 1:00 AM (next day)
Australia
Dec 14, 7:30 AM
Dec 19, 4:00 AM (next day)
New Zealand
Dec 14, 9:30 AM
Dec 19, 6:00 AM (next day)
How to Get to the North Pole
To start the event, watch for the Brainrot Express train to appear in the center of the main map, near the Robux Shop and Radioactive Spin area. The train only stays visible for 10 seconds each time it spawns, so you need to move quickly and jump inside right away. Once on board, a short cutscene plays, and it takes you directly to the snowy North Pole location where the activities happen.
When you arrive at the North Pole, head straight to Santa’s factory, which has a conveyor belt moving presents along it. Your job is to pick up as many presents as you can, up to 10 if you’re fast, within about 1 minute before the time limit ends. After grabbing them, carry the presents over to Santa’s Sleigh, which is nearby, and drop them off to complete the delivery. Each present you successfully deliver causes rewards, such as Candy Canes or new Christmas Brainrots, to spawn randomly back on the main game map for you to collect later.
What Are Candy Canes and Festive Blocks?
Candy Canes are small red-and-white items that appear scattered across the entire map or sometimes inside the presents from the conveyor belt. You need to gather a total of 300 Candy Canes to make the special Festive Lucky Block Brainrot appear in the central area of the map. Note that the in-game menu might show 500 by mistake, but 300 is the actual number required. This block costs 400 million in-game cash to buy, so make sure you have enough money saved. Run to the tunnel where it spawns, use your bat to protect it from other players who might try to take it, and then break it open for your rewards.
The Festive Lucky Block can drop several holiday-themed Brainrots, each with its own chance of appearing, value in cash, and money-earning rate per second. Here is the list:
Ballerina Peppermintina: Has a 99% drop chance, sells for $37.5 million, and makes $215,000 every second.
25: Has a 25% drop chance, sells for $250 million, and makes $1 million every second.
La Ginger Sekolah: Has a 0.5% drop chance, sells for $65 million, and makes $125 million every second.
La Vacca Presento Natalina: The rarest with a 0.25% drop chance, sells for $150,000, and makes $600,000 every second.
Santa Chicleteira: Has a 1.75% drop chance, sells for $15 million, and makes $35 million every second.
Besides the Lucky Block, you can get some of these Brainrots from the game’s Advent Calendar by logging in on specific days like day 7 or 14, from admin spawns that cost $500 million, or by stealing them from other players in the game.
Play with friends to help each other collect more presents quickly and to watch over the Festive Lucky Block so others cannot steal it. Keep checking the map center often for the train spawns and search around for Candy Canes everywhere. If something is confusing, look at YouTube videos that show the event in action. This setup makes the event good for players who want to earn rare items step by step during the holiday time.
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