Apex Legends Season 19 end date and time – When does Ignite finish?

When is the Apex Legends Season 19 end date? Respawn Entertainment’s current season of the battle royale, Ignite, has been in full swing for some time, but the start of the next is beginning to come into sight.

So when will the Apex Legends Season 19 end date be? We’ll answer that here, and outline what you can get up to in the final weeks of the season to tie up any loose ends. Now more than ever it’s worth being up to date with the content and features of this season though. If you want a run through of what the Apex x Final Fantasy 7 event start time and Apex x Final Fantasy 7 skins have in store, we’ve got you covered.

When does Apex Legends Season 19 Ignite end?

Season 19 of Apex Legends will end on Tuesday February 13 at 5 PM GMT/9 AM PT/ 12 PM ET. Following this, Season 20 should then go live. At the moment, no delays are expected for the launch of the following season, so this end date looks unlikely to change.

What will change when Season 19 ends?

There are a few things we know will change when the current season ends, so players may want to start tackling the following events and progression features now before they’re gone for good.

• The Uprising event and Revenant Uprising LTM. This collection event has now ended, taking its Apex Perks system and unique Uprising event skins with it. They might pop up in-store though, so keep an eye out.
• Limited-time perks. Some of the new Apex perks we mentioned are tied into the free reward tracker that comes with Uprising. We don’t know if other events this season might also utilise the feature, or if it might even become a permanent fixture. Regardless, if you want to try them out in unranked BR, you’ll want to do a bit of grinding during the current season.
• The seasonal crafted weapon picks will rotate.
• The red grade weapons will rotate, meaning no more red grade Wingman to enjoy.
• Kill Code will finally wrap, with Revenant and his story seemingly reaching a conclusion – at least for now – by the end of the current season.
• New reworks, balance changes, and tweaks based on data collected by the team at Respawn will likely alter the current Legend and weapon metas.

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Did you know?

Although the Revenant Uprising event was unique and may not return, it bears a striking similarity to the Shadowfall game mode from the game’s earlier days. Perhaps this won’t be the last time we see a similar kind of 30v30 mode pop up.

While we don’t yet know a lot about what to expect in Season 20, we do know that the more foundational changes like the Stormpoint map rework and the recent Apex Legend Conduit will obviously be sticking around.

That’s all you should need to know for now about the Apex Legends Season 19 end date. With the current Season 19 meta undoubtedly soon to change, don’t forget to check in with our Legends tier list, rankings for the best guns in Apex, and how Apex Legends cross progression could help you to prepare for anything Season 20 can throw your way. Or if your curious about where you’ve heard a familiar voice in-game before, check out our breakdown of the Apex Legends voice actors, and who plays who.

Season 19 end date FAQ

Will Apex Legends Season 19 events come back in the future?

It is unlikely that specific events, outside of holiday events, will return from Season 19 of Apex. However, popular limited-time modes could appear again in future collection events.

What is the current season of Apex Legends?

The current season of Apex Legends is Season 19.

Will Apex Legends season 20 start right after season 19 ends?

Unless there are some unforeseen delays, season 20 should begin immediately following the end of season 19, with an update for the game going live at that time.