Cruising Kansas and Christmas Winterland results for 2024

09.02.2024 Comment Views: 87

On February 9, 2024, SCS Software published the final totals for Cruising Kansas and Christmas Winterland. Both World of Trucks events ended on February 5. Cruising Kansas took place in American Truck Simulator, while Christmas Winterland connected Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator.

Christmas Winterland and Cruising Kansas conclusion artwork with two trucks — SCS Software closed both events on February 5, 2024.

Cruising Kansas totals

Players completed more than 489,000 deliveries and drove over 135 million miles during Cruising Kansas. The community target had been set at 125 million miles, so the final distance passed the target by more than 10 million miles.

Cruising Kansas results showing more than 489,000 jobs and over 135 million miles — The final Cruising Kansas delivery and distance figures.

Sunflower seen through an American Truck Simulator cab in Kansas — A sunflower beside the road in the Kansas expansion.

Christmas Winterland totals

Players completed more than 2.6 million deliveries in Christmas Winterland. The event used a separate snow-covered map and portals that connected jobs in both truck simulators. In its February recap, SCS Software described Christmas Winterland as its biggest event to date. A March 2024 development article later detailed how the shared map, portals, snow physics and rewards were built for both games.

Christmas Winterland results showing more than 2.6 million event jobs — Christmas Winterland passed 2.6 million event deliveries.

Truck driving into the snow-covered Christmas Winterland village — The road into the Christmas Winterland event map.

Christmas Winterland town at dusk viewed from a truck cab — Christmas Winterland at dusk from the driver’s seat.

Event rewards

The two events awarded cabin accessories tied to Kansas and Christmas Winterland. The original screenshots show the themed navigation display, the Tiger Salamander Plush from Cruising Kansas, and the Kansas and Christmas decorations arranged in a truck cab.