The current Fortnite LEGO Battle Pass has just received a lengthy extension, meaning that a new LEGO Pass won’t be available for a while yet. The current Fortnite LEGO Battle Pass was introduced on April 16 and was originally set to end on September 2. That end date has now been shifted to October 31.
Introduced back in May 2024 with a Star Wars tie-in, the Fortnite LEGO Pass follows a very similar formula found across Fortnite‘s assortment of Battle Passes. For 1,200 V-Bucks, players get access to four pages of rewards for Fortnite‘s LEGO mode. These rewards range from new LEGO structures to new minifigure skins to other LEGO-themed cosmetics like loading screens, banner icons, and emotes. Since its introduction in May 2024, Fortnite has delivered a total of 10 LEGO Passes.
Soaring Skies Fortnite LEGO Pass Has Been Extended to October 31
Epic Games has just confirmed that the current Fortnite LEGO Pass will now end on October 31, 2026. This LEGO Pass was originally set to conclude on September 2, meaning that fans will need to wait almost two additional months before they can get their hands on a new set of unlockable LEGO items. This end date change was first spotted by FireMonkey (via InsiderGaming), who noticed that the LEGO Pass Gift Token now showed a new date of October 31.
Titled ‘Soaring Skies’, the current Fortnite LEGO Pass was added to the game on April 16, launching halfway through Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 2. When the Soaring Skies LEGO Pass concludes, it will have been available for a total of 198 days, which is the longest a LEGO Pass has stuck around by a wide margin. This is also assuming that the current LEGO Pass isn’t given another delay in the coming weeks.
Unfortunately, these Fortnite LEGO Pass delays have become commonplace, with them affecting the last three LEGO Passes. The first to receive a lengthy extension was Fortnite‘s Palm Paradise Pass, which was originally set to end on November 11, 2025, before being given a new end date of November 29, which was then pushed back even further to December 11. Then came the Fortnite Ninjago LEGO Pass, which should have ended on April 1 but was extended to April 16.
With this seemingly becoming a new standard, many Fortnite LEGO fans are naturally getting a tad worried. Some believe these delays could be a sign that Epic Games is trying to wind down support for Fortnite‘s LEGO mode, just as it’s doing with Fortnite‘s Ballistic, Rocket Racing, and Festival Battle Stage modes later this year. At the time of writing, there’s currently around 13,600 players on Fortnite‘s LEGO mode, which is a far cry from the mode’s peak concurrent player count of 2.4 million, but still enough to make it the 10th most popular mode right now.
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September 26, 2017
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T for Teen – Diverse Content: Discretion Advised, In-Game Purchases, Users Interact
