When does Destiny 2 maintenance end?

Destiny 2 is an online live service game, which means constant updates and changes are being made to the game. These updates often require the game's servers to be taken down so the updates can be implemented.

This week in Destiny 2 maintenance (March 26, 2024)

Update 7.3.5.3
Maintenance begins: 9am ET
Player removal: 10am ET
Expected log in: 1pm ET
Expected end of maintenance: 2pm ET

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How long does Destiny 2 maintenance last?

Destiny 2 maintenance usually lasts one or two hours. Most of the time, Bungie is very precise with Destiny 2 maintenance timelines, so you can put regular updates on your calendar and take time off while the team is at work. Sometimes maintenance lasts longer, especially if something significant is being launched.

In that case, you can follow the official @BungieHelp account on Twitter and Bungie Help forums for Destiny 2 maintenance durations. Here, Bungie provides many people that play Destiny 2 with updates on whether the maintenance will take longer than expected or if there will be unexpected maintenance happening on a day other than Tuesday.

What time does the weekly maintenance end in Destiny 2?

Typically, maintenance doesn't last any longer than a few hours. Bungie will usually open up the servers around 1pm ET and either conclude maintenance at the same time or continue background work for a few more hours.

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