Fortnite's Season 6 challenges are now live in the game, giving players plenty of new objectives to complete if they hope to unlock as many new cosmetic items as possible. Most of the challenges are fairly straightforward, but there is one where players may need some extra help, and that is the challenge to dance under seven of the streetlight spotlights dotted around the battle royale map.
As it turns out, there's actually quite a few streetlight spotlights on the new Fortnite map, though players only have to visit seven. Based on some other maps making the rounds, we selected eight that people seem to be recommending more than others. Below is where each recommended streetlight spotlight is located in list form, but anyone who would like to refer to a map just needs to scroll further down.
- Risky Reels
- Lazy Links (northern end)
- Pleasant Park
- Tilted Towers
- Buildings west of Tilted Towers
- Retail Row
- Greasy Grove
- Northwest of Flush Factory
For those that would prefer a visual guide, please click the image below for a closer look at some of the streetlight spotlight locations in Fortnite:
For those wondering what exactly "streetlight spotlights" are, they aren't just normal streetlights. To determine if a streetlight is a special streetlight spotlight, players should look for streetlights that have speakers strapped to them. Once they've been found, simply go into their light and use a dance emote. Any of the dance emotes will do the trick, so it's not like players have to do some grinding to unlock anything in the battle pass to complete this particular challenge.
As stated previously, there are more than seven streetlight spotlights in the game, and in fact, there's quite a few dotted around the battle royale map. However, we believe that the eight listed above are the easiest for players to go after. It's also worth pointing out that players don't have to visit all of the streetlight spotlights in one match, but they may be able to visit most of them if they move quickly enough and avoid getting into too many confrontations.
Fortnite is out now in early access for iOS, Android, PC, PS4, Switch, and Xbox One.