Welcome to Bloxburg Easter Update: Egg Hunt Rewards, Decorations, and Items

A First for the Game: What the Welcome to Bloxburg Easter Event Added

The Welcome to Bloxburg Easter update was a milestone rather than a routine holiday drop. The game's official X account announced it on March 26, 2026, telling players they were "egg-cited to hop into Easter" for the first time and linking straight to the official Welcome to Bloxburg game page on Roblox. Community coverage of the update repeats the same framing — a creator walkthrough of the patch notes that Bloxburg had never run an Easter event before (video page captured October 12, 2026).

So what actually arrived with the Welcome to Bloxburg Easter event? Three things mattered:

• A small lineup of Easter decorations in Build Mode's special and "decorate special" menus.
• The Carrot Soapbox Car, a motorized single-seat vehicle with a very particular shape.
• A timed egg hunt in the main city center that paid out both cash and Bloxbux.

The city statue also picked up its own Easter decorations, which gave the downtown area a seasonal look without a full map overhaul.

How the Easter Egg Hunt Pays Out

The centerpiece of the update was the egg drop — a timed collection event in the main city center. Everything below comes from a single community creator's run, labeled as player experience, since per-server results vary with how many people show up.

The mechanic is simple: eggs spawn around the area, and you collect as many as you can before the timer runs out. Money is credited instantly, and a tracker in the top-right corner keeps a running total.

The twist arrives at the 1:30 mark. Once the timer drops that low, other players can take eggs before you reach them, so the last minute and a half turns into a scramble. The creator lost a few eggs to nearby players mid-run, which is worth expecting on a crowded server.

Tips That Actually Moved the Numbers

Two habits stood out in that walkthrough. First, raise your moods before the hunt so your character runs faster — faster movement means more eggs per cycle. Second, treat the 12-minute cooldown as a work window: run a shift at a job, then return for the next hunt. Stacking job income on top of egg income is what pushed the creator's balance well past what they'd normally carry.

Every Welcome to Bloxburg Easter Item and What It Cost

The Welcome to Bloxburg Wiki maintains a dedicated Easter Items page, and it's clear about the rules: Easter items are sold only during Easter events, can't be purchased in Build Mode during any other event, and stay in your inventory once the event ends.

Easter item costs as listed on the Welcome to Bloxburg Wiki's Easter Items page, captured October 12, 2026 (welcome-to-bloxburg.fandom.com/wiki/Easter_Items):

A creator's walkthrough showed several additional build items beyond that list, including an Easter egg tree, Easter plates, an egg painting kit, and a bunny hedge sculpture. The creator skipped one garden piece because it required Gardening level 8.

Decorating Tips From the Community

Placement rules tripped up the creator more than once, so these notes save time:

• The wreath needs a flat, valid door surface. It wouldn't place where the door extended out over the road, but it centered cleanly on interior and garage doors.
• Small chicks are tabletop-friendly. They're cheap enough to scatter across a dining table or kids' area for a quick festive look.
• The Easter egg tree works as a candle replacement. Swapping existing festival candles for egg trees instantly made the room read as spring.
• Give the egg painting kit a home. The creator wished they'd built a crafting or painting corner for it rather than dropping it on a random table.
• The Carrot Soapbox Car fits through tight openings. Its wheels have no collision box, so it squeezed through a doorway into a backyard. Fun, but park it somewhere intentional.
• The Cracked Egg Pot scales. Use the Scale tool if the default 1.1 x 1.1 footprint doesn't suit your garden layout.

Is the Welcome to Bloxburg Easter Event Worth Your Time?

For earning, yes — the egg hunt was one of the better cash-per-minute activities documented in the update, especially when paired with job shifts during the cooldown. For decorating, the honest answer is that the Welcome to Bloxburg Easter catalog was small. The creator said as much, while still calling it cool that the game acknowledged the holiday at all.

The strongest long-term play is buying exclusive items while they're sold. Because Easter decorations can't be purchased in Build Mode during other events, anything you buy stays available in your inventory for later builds — which makes the $50 chick and $145 wreath easy keepsakes.

FAQ

When did the Welcome to Bloxburg Easter event launch? The official Welcome to Bloxburg X account announced it on March 26, 2026, describing it as the game's first Easter event. Community coverage of the update confirms the same "first time" framing.

How much money can you earn from the Easter egg hunt? In one player's documented run (video page captured October 12, 2026), egg payouts ranged from $100 to $650 each, a 92-egg run produced $20,000, and the creator estimated at least $10,000 for an active attempt. Collecting 100 eggs in a single day granted a 100 Bloxbux reward. Results depend on server population, since other players can grab eggs in the final 90 seconds.

Are the Easter items still available? The Welcome to Bloxburg Wiki notes that Easter items are sold only during Easter events and cannot be bought in Build Mode outside them. Prices in the table above reflect the wiki page captured October 12, 2026 — check the game directly for what's live.

What are the Carrot Soapbox Car's stats? Per the wiki's Easter Items page, it has Speed 30, Quality +, Fun +++++, Reliability +, and one seat. It costs $26,000 and is described as neither fast nor stable — but unmistakably a carrot.