Fortnite The Big Bang start time - everything we know about the end-of-season event

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Every few seasons, Fortnite runs a live event that bridges the gap between the end of the current offering, and the next season . Players load into a dedicated experience, in squads of up to four, and take part in shared objectives, large-scale spectacles, and sometimes musical experiences. In the past, we've controlled giant mechas, flown around a black hole, and platformed as the map collapsed around us. Downtime follows the end of live events, so make sure to jump in before it's gone.

Fortnite is set to run a new live event that'll bridge the gap between the current OG season and whatever comes next. Eminem is involved, as well as LEGO in some capacity. It's shaping up to be quite the show and is rather fittingly called the 'Big Bang' event.

The upcoming Fortnite Big Bang live event is planned for early December, and so far we have very few official details on what to expect. There's been plenty of links, some pointing to new modes and tie-ins, but Epic Games is keeping the curtains firmly closed for now. Regardless, it's live events like this that keep Fortnite interesting, and that make it one of the best battle royale games around.

Here's what we know about Fortnite The Big Bang, including the start date and time, how long it'll last, and what's planned so far. As we get closer to the event itself, we'll be sure to update this page.

The Big Bang is a Fortnite event starts Saturday, December 2, 2023, at 2PM ET / 11AM PT / 7PM GMT. The experience will be available in the Battle Royale tile in Discover 30 minutes prior, so you can jump in before the event starts to gear up with any of your cosmetics.

While Epic Games has yet to detail the exact timings of The Big Bang in terms of how long it will last, we do know that