Fortnite Treasure Hour: Next Time and Schedule

Fortnite Treasure Hour schedule

There are two Treasure Hours each Saturday, at 2 PM and 9 PM Eastern. Each lasts two hours. The evening window falls on Sunday in UTC and in most of the world outside the Americas.

The November 7 windows and boosts are the ones Epic announced. The dates from November 14 on are as reported by gaming outlets on November 9, 2026, and the boosts shown for them are reported minimums. Some outlets note that Epic has not formally confirmed the later windows, so check the Fortnite Status account on the day. This page was last checked on November 11, 2026.

Treasure Hour start times around the world

The weekday is the local one, for a Treasure Hour held on a Saturday in the United States. The countdown at the top of this page uses the clock on your device, so it is already in your time zone.

What a Treasure Hour changes

Only the odds. During a Treasure Hour, each chest opened in a normal match has a higher chance of dropping a treasure. Chests do not spawn in greater numbers, and the quest stages in the Treasure Hunt count exactly as before.

The boost is different for each treasure:

• Pirate Shop Access, the token: 1.5× in the first window and 2× in the second on November 7. Reports for later Saturdays say at least 1.5×.
• Weekly gold outfit and the weekly vehicle and decal: boosted far more, with reports of at least 7.5× and 10×.
• Other treasures: no figures have been published.

Epic has said that later boosts may be higher and that it will announce them.

Pirate Shop token odds during a Treasure Hour

It helps to keep the boost in proportion. A full two-hour window at 60 chests an hour is 120 chests. At 1.5× that is worth 180 normal chests, a 0.13% chance of the token. At 2× it is worth 240, or 0.17%. A Treasure Hour is the best time to open chests, and still a long shot.

To see what a window adds to your own total, put your numbers into the Fortnite token odds calculator. More on the token itself is in the Pirate Shop token guide.

Treasure Hour or Power Hour?

They are the same thing in most searches. Fortnite ran Saturday Power Hours earlier in the year, and many players use that name for the Treasure Hunters version too, sometimes as “token power hour”. In the Treasure Hunters mini-season the windows are called Treasure Hours, and they are the only time the treasure odds change.

How to get the most from a Treasure Hour

• Be in a match when it starts. The window is two hours long. Time spent in the lobby or a queue is time at the boosted odds that you do not use.
• Play normal Battle Royale. The published odds are for chests in normal matches, and reports say Zero Build counts as well.
• Land where chests are dense and loop back for refills later in the match. Chests per hour is the only number you control.
• Mark the boost in your count. In the Fortnite chest counter, choose the boost in the Odds boost menu before you start tapping, so those chests are weighted correctly in your token chance.

Open the Fortnite chest counter →