Nytt Fortnite Battle Pass: Velkommen til kapittel 7 sesong 1

The New Fortnite Battle Pass launches with Chapter 7 Season 1 on the new Golden Coast island, a West Coast mix of Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and California shoreline. It spans about three months and features eight headline outfits, led by The Bride (Uma Thurman's appearance), Marty McFly, and a reimagined Dark Voyager, plus flexible page progression and up to 1,500 V-Bucks in returns.

When New Fortnite Battle Pass Starts & Ends

Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 1 time window is November 29, 2025, to March 4, 2026, giving players just over 90 days to finish the New Fortnite Battle Pass before Season 2 rolls in. The season launches directly after the Zero Hour live event and the v39.00 downtime, and current in-game countdowns list March 4, 2026, as the scheduled end date for the first Pacific Break season.

Fortnite New Battle Pass Price

The New Fortnite Battle Pass keeps the familiar entry cost of 1,000 V-Bucks, and it remains included in the Fortnite Crew subscription, which now bundles the main Battle Pass alongside the OG Pass, Music Pass, LEGO Pass, 1,000 monthly V-Bucks, and a rotating Crew Pack. Buyers can unlock up to 1,500 V-Bucks through the pass itself, effectively refunding the cost for anyone who pushes deep into the levels.

Progression still runs through pages of rewards, but the economic structure now ties directly to the flexible page system: The Bride’s set opens at level 1, the other characters unlock in any order after level 5, and Dark Voyager’s page stays locked until level 85, with the Cosmic Voyager style positioned as the level 100-style capstone. The value equation is straightforward: one paid entry, a chance to walk away with more V-Bucks than you spent, and a slate of crossover cosmetics that would likely carry a much higher total price if sold separately in the shop.

Fortnite New Battle Pass Rewards

Chapter 7 Season 1 leans into a full Hollywood concept, and the rewards follow that script from top to bottom: neon premieres, studio backlots, stunt gear, and red-carpet makeovers stretched across the pages.

And yes, New Fortnite Skins are celebrities’ archetypes or all-known movie icons, with The Bride and Beatrix Kiddo bringing Kill Bill into the mix, Marty McFly representing Back to the Future, and the rest of the pass filled out by Cat Holloway, Kingston, Carter Wu, Carina, Miles Cross, and Dark Voyager in “Reality Redacted” form plus their upgraded styles.

Every skin’s set is split across two pages, with the first page delivering the base outfit and core gear, and the second layering in premium styles and extra cosmetics tied to each character’s storyline. It is the kind of battle pass Fortnite has not delivered in some time, and the season feels like the start of a new chapter in a literal and tonal sense, the kind where players willingly queue match after match just to drop back onto the island ten times in a row.

What’s New in Chapter 7

Chapter 7’s Pacific Break update changes how you enter the island and how you move once you are there, and, as I said, it leans hard into the Hollywood setup with a California-and Nevada-inspired Golden Coast map and a slate of cinematic mechanics. The classic Battle Bus and bus driver are gone, replaced by a tsunami-style drop that sweeps players in on surfboards, while the rest of the season layers in wingsuits, self-revive devices, drivable Reboot Vans, Anomalies, a “Become a Boss” system, a refreshed loot pool, and new traversal tools that match the stunt-heavy aesthetic.

• Tsunami drop entry replacing the Battle Bus
• Wingsuits for mid-air repositioning
• Drivable Reboot Vans
• Self-revive device for downed players
• Anomalies that alter parts of the island
• “Become a Boss” power role
• New Pacific Break weapon pool and item meta
• Hot air balloons and aerial movement tools
• Dynamic POI events and reactive environments
• Updated modes and temporarily vaulted playlists

According to Epic Games blog coverage and early breakdowns, the tsunami drop pushes squads into the storm surf instead of a bus flyover, wingsuits handle most long-distance gliding, and drivable Reboot Vans let teams relocate their respawn point like a moving objective. The self-revive gadget gives solo players a limited second chance. Anomalies and POI events reshape sections of the island mid-season, while the new weapon pool and traversal tools line up with the idea of a film set full of stunts, chase scenes, and dramatic comebacks.

New Fortnite Locations: Chapter 7

The new map, Golden Coast, is Fortnite’s take on the U.S. West Coast, and its named locations underline the concept: Battlewood Boulevard with its Hollywood-style sign, Sandy Strip’s Vegas strip energy, Innoloop Labs’ Area 51 nod, Fore Fields’ golf resort, Humble Hills’ hillside mansions, plus Latte Landing, Bumpy Bay, Ripped Tides, Classified Canyon, Painted Palms, Sus Studios, Tiptop Terrace, Wonkeeland, and more across desert, city, and coastline.

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The Golden Coast layout gives Chapter 7 Season 1 a clear identity: a stitched-together slice of California and Nevada that supports the film-set fantasy of the New Fortnite Battle Pass, where every drop feels like walking onto a different stage and the surrounding mechanics are tuned to keep players running the loop long enough to see each corner of the map.

Before Chapter 7, Fortnite ran a month-long Simpsons mini-season from November 1 to 29, 2025, on an 80-player Springfield Island with cel-shaded visuals, key locations like Evergreen Terrace and the Nuclear Power Plant, and a themed pass featuring Homer, Marge, Ned Flanders, Blinky Fishstick, and Springfielder Peely. Weekly animated-style updates led into Zero Hour on November 29, a one-time live event that closed both the Simpsons arc and Chapter 6 with a reality-saving showdown before servers went offline for Chapter 7’s launch.