Ariana Grande is the latest music superstar to join Fortnite. In a special Rift concert last week, we were introduced to a new skin based on the ‘Dangerous Woman’ singer. With a monumental fanbase, many Fortnite players are wondering how much it’ll cost to get their hands on the skin. We’ve got all the details on how much the Ariana Grande Fortnite skin costs.
Ariana Grande Fortnite skin cost
The Ariana Grande Fortnite skin costs 2,000 V-Bucks. This would cost you $19.99 to buy the 2,800 V-Bucks bundle, with you having 800 V-Bucks left over following the purchase.
On top of this, there are several additional Ariana Grande items you can purchase. The ‘7 Rings’ Smasher costs 800 V-Bucks, the Sweetener Sailshards cost 1,200 V-Bucks, and the Lil’ Floaticorn costs 500 V-Bucks. If you wanted to purchase all Ariana Grande Fortnite items, that would cost 4,500 V-Bucks – the equivalent of $31.99.
Therefore, playing as a fully equipped Ariana Grande Fortnite character isn’t a cheap venture. Oddly, there isn’t a bundle to purchase all the items together for a reduced price, which usually happens with Fortnite promotional characters. Of all the promotional characters currently in the Item Store, including The Suicide Squad’s Bloodsport and Street Fighter’s Cammy, none of them have bundles. There might be an Ariana Grande Fortnite bundle in the future, but right now it’s an expensive investment.
Grande came to Fortnite last week as part of a special concert. She’s the latest music sensation to join the game after artists like Travis Scott and Marshmello also performed virtual concerts. In a period where real-life performances are still limited, it’s a good way for fans to see their favorite artists perform, even if it’s slightly different. If you missed the Ariana Grande Fortnite concert then it did have encore performances – but those are now over.
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