Destiny 2 Down on April 17 to Usher in Patch 8.2.5.5

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Bungie has taken the Destiny 2 servers down today, April 17, to conduct maintenance. The studio is pushing out patch 8.2.5.5 on all platforms, which will mean that for a few hours, players won’t be able to access the game.

For the complete schedule on the outage, head on below. Note that it sometimes goes past the allocated timeframe.

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Destiny 2 Servers Down for Server Maintenance on April 17

Update: Here are the patch notes for 8.2.5.5

Thursday, April 17, 2025 — Update 8.2.5.5

7:00 AM PDT	-7 UTC	Destiny 2 will undergo maintenance. Sign-on and game integration features will be unavailable on web, mobile, third-party apps, and the Bungie Store. Players who observe issues should report to the #Help forum.
8:35 AM PDT	-7 UTC	Destiny 2 and all APIs will be brought offline for expected maintenance. Players will be removed from activities. Destiny 1 may be impacted.
10:00 AM PDT	-7 UTC	The latest Destiny 2 update will be available across all platforms and regions. Players will be able to log back into Destiny 2. Players logging into the game may be placed in a queue and may experience sign-on issues as background maintenance is still ongoing. The Destiny 2 API will be brought online. Clan features may remain offline until maintenance is complete.
12:00 PM PDT	-7 UTC	Destiny 2 maintenance is expected to conclude. Console players who encounter issues updating should restart their console and try downloading the update. Players who observe issues should report to the #Help forum.

Once the patch is out, we’ll provide a link out to it within this article. Just a reminder that sometimes, maintenance gets extended, and if it does, we’ll be sure to let our readers know, so keep an eye out and refresh this article from time to time.

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