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LEGO Tower codes (July 2025)

You can unlock a couple of new roofs and a couple more skins through LEGO Tower codes

LEGO Tower codes (July 2025)

Updated on July 06, 2025 - Checked for new codes


Looking for LEGO Tower codes to nab the rare pieces and improve your experience? You have come to the right place, as we have collected a bunch of working codes to help you out.

LEGO Tower is a simulation game where you play as a builder and construct Minifigures around the city. While playing LEGO Tower, you will construct apartments, mansions and many residential structures.

The game not only focuses on building but also tests your trading skills. During construction, you will trade land and goods with other businessmen as well as your friends.


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There are multiple characters to choose from, including Diner Waitress, Explorer, Ninja, Nurse, Pop Star, Warrior Woman, Astronaut, Space Fan and Zombie. You can also buy cars and other fancy items with the money you have earned by doing business.

Active LEGO Tower codes

  • 14LVC0 - free gifts
  • covid19 - Redeem code for H0248 head (head with facemask)
  • PIZZA - Redeem code for T0289 Minifigure Torso with Pizza design
  • 6000 - Redeem code for Roof inspired by LEGO Idea Book (1980)
  • 21310 - Redeem code for the Old Fishing Store roof
  • 21318 - Redeem code for IDEAS Tree House roof
  • BARRACUDA - Redeem code for Barracuda Lobby
  • PIRATES - Redeem code for Pirate Ship roof

Expired codes

  • HOMEOFTHEBRICK 
  • JULY4 
  • BETAClub

How to redeem LEGO Tower codes?

  • Launch LEGO Tower.
  • Locate the ticket icon on the home screen.
  • Tap on it and copy a code from the list above.
  • Paste it inside the box and tap on Redeem to claim the rewards.

How to find more codes?

LEGO Tower codes can be found on the game's official Facebook page. However, many of us have moved on from that particular social media, so you instead, you can check back here as we keep it up to date whenever a new code is made available. Remember, these codes are time-sensitive and usually expire after a certain number of usages.

Original article by Suchit Mohanty, updated by Shaun Walton.
Shaun Walton
Shaun Walton
Shaun is the lead contributor on AppSpy and 148Apps, but sometimes pops up on Pocket Gamer just to mix things up a little bit.