What Are the Start and End Times for Fortnite Downtime? (Patch v37.20)

Even though the launch of Fortnite patch v37.20 faced some unexpected delays, players remained enthusiastic about its arrival. The previous update, v37.10, released just two weeks ago, didn’t introduce significant changes to the Battle Royale modes. As the focus was primarily on Fortnite Festival and Ballistic, many players–particularly those less interested in these game modes–looked forward to the next update.

Originally set for release on Tuesday, September 9, the update v37.20 was postponed; however, players can now anticipate its arrival soon. The new downtime details are available, informing players what to expect regarding the rollout of patch v37.20 for Fortnite.

When Does Downtime Commence for Update v37.20?

Patch v37.20, which was slated for September 9, has now been rescheduled to go live on Wednesday, September 10. Downtime is set to begin at 4 AM ET. As usual, matchmaking will be shut down 30 minutes prior, so players need to begin their last matches by 3:30 AM ET.

When Will Downtime Conclude for Fortnite? (Patch v37.20)

Few features have been confirmed for this upcoming patch, indicating it will likely be a smaller update. Consequently, the downtime is expected to last between 2 to 3 hours. One confirmed aspect of patch v37.20 is the introduction of the Kai Cenat skin. Players interested in catching a glimpse of the skin before it becomes available in the Item Shop on September 12 should stay tuned for cosmetic leaks during the downtime.

Here’s what players can look forward to in patch v37.20 of Fortnite: