Start and end dates for all Rocket League seasons

Seasons will go by like you're binge watching.

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Even if you’re a casual Rocket League player, it can be challenging to stay away from the game’s competitive scene. Despite being pretty easy to pickup, Rocket League has a steep learning curve, making it a tough title to master.

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There are a total of 23 tiers in Rocket League’s game mode and you’ll mostly have around three months to verify your skill level with the ranked tier of your dreams. While a ranked reset may sound discouraging at first, it’s essential to make way for new beginnings to increase the game’s replayability. Putting behind a season where you just couldn’t get your head out of losing streaks will feel fantastic, and you’ll start playing your placement matches as if you were in the finals of a major tournament.

Ranked seasons also come with new patches, filled with balance changes, bug fixes, and most importantly, new cosmetics. Rocket League wouldn’t be as colorful as it is without fun and innovative cosmetic items, turning each season into an opportunity for collectors to grow their collection. 

Before going free-to-play toward the end of 2020, Rocket League had 14 seasons under its belt. Psyonix reset the count and start from scratch, however, to make the game feel fresher for all the players that would get to try Rocket League for the first time.

Here are the start and end dates for all Rocket League seasons.

SeasonStart dateEnd date
1Sep. 8, 2015Feb. 11, 2016
2Feb. 11, 2016June 20, 2016
3June 20, 2016March 22, 2017
4March 22, 2017July 5, 2017
5July 5, 2017Sep. 28, 2017
6Sep. 29, 2017Feb. 7, 2018
7Feb. 7, 2018May. 29, 2018
8May 29, 2018Sep. 24, 2018
9Sep. 24, 2018Feb. 18, 2019
10Feb. 19, 2019May 13, 2019
11May 13, 2019Aug. 27, 2019
12Aug. 27, 2019Dec. 4, 2019
13Dec. 4, 2019March 25, 2020
14Mar. 25, 2020Sep. 23, 2020
Rocket League goes free-to-play
1Sep. 23, 2020Dec. 9, 2020
2Dec. 9, 2020March 31, 2021
3Apr. 7, 2021Aug. 11, 2021
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