Nintendo has posted its maintenance schedule for the week beginning September 20, 2026, confirming a single new maintenance window that will affect the Nintendo Switch Online feature on the Home Menu for both Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 consoles.
The notice, published to Nintendo’s official service information channels, lists the session and precise cross‑region timings so players and operators can plan for the brief interruption.
Scope and timing
Nintendo’s advisory specifies that the affected service is “Nintendo Switch Online on the Home Menu” for Switch and Switch 2.
The company’s published window runs from 10:00 PM PT on September 23 to 12:00 AM PT on September 24.
That corresponds to 1:00–3:00 AM ET on September 24, 6:00–8:00 AM in the UK on September 24, and 7:00–9:00 AM across parts of continental Europe (CEST) on September 24.
In journalistic terms, Nintendo states that the Nintendo Switch Online feature accessible via the Home Menu will be unavailable during those listed times, and the schedule is the only new session added to this week’s maintenance slate as of the company’s latest update.
What this means for players and services
Nintendo’s notice explicitly targets the Home Menu integration with Nintendo Switch Online.
The company did not list additional sessions for other services within this release; users who rely on Home Menu access to Nintendo Switch Online features should expect temporary service interruptions during the scheduled window.
As with prior maintenance releases, Nintendo is providing the timing so players, community managers, and platform operators can coordinate around the outage.
Keeping informed
For the most current information, Nintendo directs users to its official support and service status pages, where maintenance advisories and updates are posted.
Outages and scheduled maintenance are routinely communicated through Nintendo’s support channels; monitoring those pages will provide confirmation in the event of changes or additional sessions.
This concise maintenance announcement provides the exact local times for affected regions and is the latest schedule published by Nintendo for the week of September 20, 2026.
We will continue to track official updates from Nintendo and report any changes to the maintenance timetable.
The notice, published to Nintendo’s official service information channels, lists the session and precise cross‑region timings so players and operators can plan for the brief interruption.
Scope and timing
Nintendo’s advisory specifies that the affected service is “Nintendo Switch Online on the Home Menu” for Switch and Switch 2.
The company’s published window runs from 10:00 PM PT on September 23 to 12:00 AM PT on September 24.
That corresponds to 1:00–3:00 AM ET on September 24, 6:00–8:00 AM in the UK on September 24, and 7:00–9:00 AM across parts of continental Europe (CEST) on September 24.
In journalistic terms, Nintendo states that the Nintendo Switch Online feature accessible via the Home Menu will be unavailable during those listed times, and the schedule is the only new session added to this week’s maintenance slate as of the company’s latest update.
What this means for players and services
Nintendo’s notice explicitly targets the Home Menu integration with Nintendo Switch Online.
The company did not list additional sessions for other services within this release; users who rely on Home Menu access to Nintendo Switch Online features should expect temporary service interruptions during the scheduled window.
As with prior maintenance releases, Nintendo is providing the timing so players, community managers, and platform operators can coordinate around the outage.
Keeping informed
For the most current information, Nintendo directs users to its official support and service status pages, where maintenance advisories and updates are posted.
Outages and scheduled maintenance are routinely communicated through Nintendo’s support channels; monitoring those pages will provide confirmation in the event of changes or additional sessions.
This concise maintenance announcement provides the exact local times for affected regions and is the latest schedule published by Nintendo for the week of September 20, 2026.
We will continue to track official updates from Nintendo and report any changes to the maintenance timetable.
