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Marathon Down on June 23 for Patch 1.1.0.3

by Alex Co June 23, 2026 10:44 am in News
Marathon Down on June 23

Alongside Destiny 2, Bungie has also taken the Marathon servers down today, June 23, and it’s also to apply a game update.

Players can expect title update 1.1.0.3 to be released today across all platforms, but before that happens, the servers will need to be temporarily taken down.

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Marathon Servers Offline on June 23 for Patch

Tuesday, June 23, 2026 — Scheduled Maintenance for Update 1.1.0.3

8:00 AM PDT UTC-7
  • Marathon will undergo maintenance.
  • Sign-on will be unavailable.
  • Players actively in runs will be able to complete them.
8:15AM PDT UTC-7
  • Marathon will begin being brought offline for expected maintenance.
  • Players will start being removed from activities.
9:00 AM PDT UTC-7
  • The latest Marathon update is expected to become available across all platforms and regions.

10:00 AM PDT

UTC-7
  • Players are expected to be able to log back into Marathon.*
  • Players logging into the game may be placed in a queue and may experience sign-on issues as background maintenance is still ongoing.
11:00 AM PDT UTC-7
  • Marathon 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 Marathon Help Forum.

Expect the patch notes to be released near the maintenance’s end time.

In related news, some gamers have reportedly not received their Deluxe Edition purchase of the full game from the Open Trial, even after being promised.

Once the patch notes are out, we’ll have a link to them within the article.

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