Shrek Swamp Tycoon codes – All currently valid promo codes in October 2024
We’ve collected all the promotional codes for Shrek Swamp Tycoon that are currently working!
Updated on October 27, 2024 – Checked for new codes
It’s no big surprise that Shrek is once more in the limelight. This hit film franchise that came out of nowhere in 2001 came to define a generation. Now, Shrek is set to once more hit the silver screen in 2026, so what better time to start reminding this new generation of kids about the surprisingly gentle green giant?
To do so, Universal and DreamWorks have partnered with developers The Gang to produce a new Roblox experience. In Shrek Swamp Tycoon you’ll experience a mixture of tycoon game and obby course, where you collect coins to help rebuild iconic locations around Shrek’s swamp.
But, naturally, there are always some shortcuts. And that’s usually in the form of codes. So if you want to find some of the best codes, check out the ones we’ve listed below! And as an addendum, remember to check in often as with most experiences you’ll see new codes being added as they accrue likes, the next Swamp Tycoon code is set to be added at 27k likes.
List of Shrek Swamp Tycoon codes & rewards
Active Swamp Tycoon codes
- SuperAmigo – 15,000 Coins
Expired codes
- CelebrateTheWeekend – 15,000 Coins
- GrandOpening: +15k Coins
- AreWeThereYet: Ditto
- StayUpLate: Ditto
- MakingWaffles: Ditto
- DoTheRoar: Ditto
- Gingy
- Shrek
How to redeem Shrek Swamp Tycoon codes?
Redeeming Shrek Swamp Tycoon codes is easy, just take a look at the screenshot below. You’ll see on the left side that there’s a small icon that resembles a piece of paper with a percentage sign on it. Simply tap that, input your code and you’ll find your rewards automatically added!
And if you’ve already mastered Shrek Swamp Tycoon or you’re simply looking for a new Roblox experience to try, check out our list of Fruit Seas codes for some piratical adventures. Or our Second Piece codes, both perfect for anime fans (no prize if you can guess which series they’re based on).
Original article by Iwan Morris, updated by Shaun Walton
