Reports say Destiny 2's active development ended on June 9, 2026 with the Monument of Triumph update. On September 21, 2026 Bungie announced plans to unvault older content, with full production starting in early 2027 and a release around 2028. For players, today's raids and dungeons stay playable and worth planning for.
Last updated: November 2, 2026. Written by the Guardian Sherpa Team.
Is Destiny 2 still being updated?
According to published reports, active development ended on June 9, 2026 with the final update, Monument of Triumph. The game remains playable, and weekly rotations continue.
What did Bungie announce about unvaulting?
On September 21, 2026 Bungie announced plans to unvault vaulted campaigns and raids, including the Red War and Forsaken. Reports say full production starts in early 2027 with a release around 2028, and no per-item schedule has been confirmed.
What does this mean for carry customers?
Current raids, dungeons and Trials remain available, so goals like titles and catalysts are still worth planning. Check each item's requirements in-game, because content can change. Read our account safety page for how we think about risk.
Where can I get help with a goal?
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Frequently asked questions
Is Destiny 2 still playable in 2026?
Yes. According to published reports, active development ended on June 9, 2026 with the Monument of Triumph update, and the game remains playable with weekly rotations continuing.
Does the final update change carries?
No. Self-play carries work the same way: you join a fireteam and complete the activity on your own account. Current raids, dungeons and Trials remain available, so titles and catalysts are still worth planning.
Where can I read Bungie's announcement?
Bungie announced unvaulting plans on September 21, 2026, with reports of full production in early 2027 and a release around 2028. We summarise what matters for players in this post and link our source at the bottom.
Do I have to share my Destiny 2 login?
For self-play orders, no. You stay signed in on your own account and you stay signed in on your own account and join our fireteam through a normal in-game invite. On self-play orders we never ask for your password, your email login or your platform credentials. Piloted orders need secure account access, shared only after payment through your private order page. Read the account safety page for the full policy.
Can I cancel my order for a refund?
Yes, up to the moment a Sherpa accepts your order. Until then you can cancel from your order page for a full refund to the original payment method. After a Sherpa accepts, the customer-side cancel option closes, but our team can still cancel, refund or reschedule if something goes wrong. See the refund policy.
How do I book and what happens next?
Pick the run type on the product page and check out. You get a private order page where you confirm your platform, Bungie name and a time window. A Sherpa accepts the order, you receive a fireteam invite at the agreed time, and you play the activity together. Afterwards you have a 48-hour review window. The step-by-step guide covers each stage.