Where to Place Rubber Ducks in Retail Row, Pleasant Park, and Believer Beach in Fortnite

Okay, but....why Rubber Ducks?

Nicholas Fries

Published: Jun 9, 2021 06:35 am

The last quest for the Week 1 Legendary Quests in Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 7 is a strange one. We must place Rubber Ducks in three different locations: Retail Row, Pleasant Park, and Believer Beach. With this guide, we will show you exactly where you can place the Rubber Ducks in each town to complete this quest as easily as possible.

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The first thing to know about placing the Rubber Ducks is that when you approach the correct spot, you will see a gray-white hologram of a Rubber Duck. These holograms are easy to spot if you're looking, so when you go to the locations shown below, you'll be able to find them quickly.

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The Rubber Duck in Retail Row is on the western side of town, right next to a fenced off area with junk inside. It is on the corner ledge that hangs over the street.

The Rubber Duck in Pleasant park is on the eastern edge of the soccer field, at the bottom of some bleachers.

The Rubber Duck in Believer Beach is on the western side of town. It is sitting next to a brick wall on the side facing the parking lot.

That's all there is to finding where to place the Rubber Ducks for this quest. Once you have complete the steps above, you have finished all five tiers of the Legendary Quests this week, and earned a total of 165,000 XP!

Video Guide

If you'd like to use a video guide for this quest instead, use the embedded video below!

Don't forget to check out our full Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 7 Guide, which covers all updates, mechanics, and features of Season 7!

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Nicholas Fries

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