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Is Minecraft down in the US?

Checks passingin the US, measured from Ashburn, San Jose, and Chicago

All 3 of our probes in the US, in Ashburn, San Jose, and Chicago, read checks passing when they last checked Minecraft at Oct 11, 2026, 9:10 PM UTC.

Over the last 24 hours we completed 359 checks from Ashburn, San Jose, and Chicago and 359 answered cleanly, 100.00% availability.

Of the 7 other regions we check Minecraft from, all 7 read checks passing right now.

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What our Ashburn, San Jose, and Chicago probes measured

AshburnChecks passing144 checks in 24h, 100.00%
San JoseChecks passing144 checks in 24h, 100.00%
ChicagoChecks passing71 checks in 24h, 100.00%

Last checked Oct 11, 2026, 9:10 PM UTC.

How the other regions read right now

Of the 7 other regions we check Minecraft from, all 7 read checks passing right now.

Probe cityRight nowLast 24h
FrankfurtChecks passing100.00% of 144 checks
TokyoChecks passing100.00% of 144 checks
TorontoChecks passing100.00% of 72 checks
LondonChecks passing100.00% of 72 checks
SingaporeChecks passing100.00% of 72 checks
SydneyChecks passing100.00% of 72 checks
São PauloChecks passing100.00% of 72 checks

Other countries we check Minecraft from

How we measured this

The US readings on this page come from RealUptime's own Ashburn, San Jose, and Chicago probes against Minecraft's public endpoints. They are not user reports, and they are not Minecraft's own status page.

See Minecraft's full check readings, the 90-day history by region, or the outage tracker methodology.

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