Price
The Premium Battle Pass costs 950 Apex Coins, per EA’s official Battle Pass help page, which also confirms the structure: two Battle Passes per season, one for each split, each with a Free and a Paid track of 60 levels. Each split is a separate purchase — buying Split 1 did not buy Split 2.
Ultimate and Ultimate+ are real-money purchases in the in-game store or the EA Official Store, not Apex Coin purchases. The EA store lists the Marked Ultimate+ Battle Pass Split 2 at $19.99 in the US; EA’s help page notes Ultimate and Ultimate+ prices vary by region, so check your own store before buying.
What It Contains
The Premium track, per EA’s official Marked Split 2 page, holds: 2 Legendary character skins (Revenant and Fuse), 1 Legendary weapon skin (Prowler), 1 Reactive weapon skin (R-301), 1,300 Apex Coins in total (200 of them from the Free track), 1,200 Crafting Metals, 14 Apex Packs (7 from the Free track) and 10 Exotic Shards, across 60 levels.
Ultimate+ adds, instantly and on top of the Premium track: 8 Apex Packs, 1,200 Crafting Metals, 10 levels unlocked, all Legends playable for the split’s duration, 2 exclusive Legendary skin variants (Revenant and Fuse), and 10 more Exotic Shards. Ultimate adds the instant packs and metals without the levels, variants or all-Legends access.
What a Free Player Gets
The Free track, per EA’s official Marked Split 2 page, gives: 1 Epic character skin, 1 Epic weapon skin, 1 Epic emote, 7 Apex Packs and 200 Apex Coins. That is a real haul for no purchase — an Epic skin set plus packs — and the 200 coins are part of the 1,300-coin total above, not extra.
Free players also get the split itself: the map rotation, Mixtape and ranked ladders of Split 2 are not pass-gated. The pass is a reward track on top of a season you already own.
Verdict: Is It Worth Buying?
Yes, if you will reach level 60 by November 3. A finished Premium track returns 1,300 coins against a 950-coin price — a surplus that funds the next split’s Premium pass, plus two Legendaries, a Legendary weapon skin and a Reactive R-301. That is the strongest coin loop of the four passes in this set.
No, if you are far from level 60. Split 2 ends November 3, days after this guide’s publication. An unfinished pass keeps only what you reached, and the coin surplus disappears with the unreached levels. Ultimate+ only makes sense if the instant levels plus the Revenant and Fuse variants are worth the real-money price to you — the Premium track itself is the value, and it is earned by playing, not bought finished.
One warning that applies to every split: each split’s pass is separate. Do not assume a purchase now covers Season 31, which EA has dated only as “starting in November”.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is the Apex Legends Split 2 Battle Pass?
Premium costs 950 Apex Coins, per EA’s official help page. Ultimate and Ultimate+ are real-money purchases; the EA store lists Ultimate+ at $19.99 in the US.
How many levels does the pass have?
60 levels on each track, Free and Paid, per EA’s official help page.
Does buying Split 2 cover the whole season?
No. Apex Legends runs two Battle Passes per season, one per split, and each is a separate purchase.
When does Split 2 end?
November 3, 2026, per EA’s store listing for the Marked Split 2 pass (10 AM PT).
