NBA 2K26 Season 7 release countdown: Exact date and time and Season Pass rewards

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LeBron James shouting in excitement in NBA 2K26

Season 7 is coming soon to NBA 2K26, and we have confirmation about the launch date. The ongoing Season 6 content has a few more days left, and we will have a new pass to grind for.

Let's find out when the new season and the pass go live.

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NBA 2K26 Season 7 release countdown

Season 7 goes live globally on Friday, March 15. The date has been confirmed by NBA 2K with the launch of Update 7.0, and the following countdown will expire when the season goes live.

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The countdown is based on the following timings.

  • 8am PT
  • 10am CT
  • 11am ET
  • 3pm UTC
  • 4pm BST

The timings have been confirmed by the publishers, so it's unlikely to change this late. This also follows the usual pattern that's been followed for every season so far.

NBA 2K26 Season 7 pass rewards

As of writing, the rewards for the Season 7 pass are yet to be revealed. The new pass, when it goes live, will offer various rewards across 40 different levels. Each level will have two sets of rewards: one for MyCareer and the other for MyTeam.

The pass will also have a paid option available for those who spend $10. The upgraded version will have extra rewards at each level, allowing owners to get more items to help their grind.

NBA 2K is expected to give us a first glimpse on Wednesday, May 13. I will duly update this guide once the main rewards for the upcoming season are revealed. To know the full list, the only option is to wait until Friday when the pass becomes available to us.

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