Want to know the best landing spots in Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 1? Well, considering it's a brand-new map, it's only fair that you need a push in the right direction.
Following The Simpsons x Fortnite season, Chapter 7 introduces a bigger map, more akin to regular battle royale maps, with plenty of POIs to explore.
In this guide, I'll break down the best landing spots during Pacific Break in Fortnite and explain what each location has to offer. Let's begin.
Best Landing Spots In Fortnite Chapter 7 Season 1
There are five POIs I highly recommend you pick as landing spots in Fortnite Pacific Break and a quick reason for why you should land on them before I expand further.
- Wonkeeland: Fun amusement park in the north side of the map
- Bumpy Bay: A fun San Francisco inspired POI
- Sandy Strip: Las Vegas-themed massive POI with tuns of fun buildings and NPCs
- Battlewood Boulevard: The landmark POI of the season. Inspired by Hollywood, it's the biggest in the entire game
- Ripped Tides: Want to have a stroll through a Santa Monic inspired POI? Land here.
Now let's talk a bit more in-depth of each POI.
Wonkeeland
Located on the northwest side of the map, Wonkeeland is a very fun amusement park with a ton of personality, and more importantly, a lot of loot.
It's spacious enough that a whole squad can get geared up, but it also has fun little gimmicks like cannons that shoot out loot. Just for a little variety's sake.
Bumpy Bay
Want a more relaxed POI with some nice vibes? Then Bumpy Bay is for you. Inspired by the steepness of San Francisco's most iconic streets, Bumpy Bay is a relatively small, albeit very densely packed POI with tons of houses to loot and a cozy bay area vibe.
Sandy Strip
Fancy a trip to Las Vegas in Fortnite? Then Sandy Trip is right up your alley. It houses all the glitz and glam you've come to expect from Sin City, with a characteristic Fortnite touch.
There are a ton of recognizable landmarks like the Las Vegas Sphere and Ceaser's Palace. This is the POI where you'll also find The Bride NPC.
Battlewood Boulevard
The centerpiece of the entire map. Inspired by Hollywood and the greater Los Angeles area, you'll find an aesthetic that will immediately remind you of La La Land.
You'll find the Hollywood sign a la Fortnite, the Los Angeles River culvert, and even a movie theater players can use to access the Kill Bill short film starring Uma Thurman and set entirely on Fortnite.
Ripped Tides
Near Battlewood Boulevard, there's a Santa Monica-inspired POI: Ripped Tides. It's got a great location near the edges of the map, which is a great boon considering the way players are currently joining matches now that the battle bus is destroyed, for the time being, that is.
Again, not the biggest of the bunch, but it houses a variety of buildings and small landmarks that make this area worth exploring.
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