I landed at Sandy Strip with half a squad and a full-clipped panic; the Holotable blinked in the corner like a promise. I held my breath, watched a rival clear the doorway, and hit the interact key. The objective popped up and the map felt a little less like chaos and more like a plan.
I write guides because I’ve wasted too many rounds learning the small things so you don’t have to. You’ll get straight, playable steps, and a few tips that separate the players who sprint from the ones who finish the weekly quest.
All Holotable locations in Fortnite Chapter 7, season 2
I can tell where players land by the path of broken crates and spent bullets.
The Holotable appears in small, enclosed rooms across the new map—four fixed spots you can visit to power one up and complete a weekly objective. Hit any one of these and you collect 20,000 XP toward your weekly set. The map image below shows the general zones; each Holotable sits inside an interior space, so check basements and side rooms rather than the central plaza.
- New Sanctuary — inside an isolated building off the main square.
- Humble Hills — tucked beside the lake in a small enclosed room.
- Sandy Strip — west of the main complex, on the lower floor of a side building.
- Wonkeeland — toward the southern edge, inside a compact structure.
Where are Holotables located in Chapter 7 Season 2?
They’re fixed to those four areas above. Drop into any of them, check interior rooms, and you’ll find the Holotable on a table or pedestal—often on the bottom floor. If a building looks cleared, it’s still worth a sweep: Holotables don’t hide, they’re just easy to miss when you’re looting.
How to turn on the Holotable in Fortnite Chapter 7, season 2
I once missed a simple interaction because I was busy scanning for enemies instead of pressing the button.
Powering a Holotable is intentionally simple: get inside the designated room, approach the device, and hold the interact button for a few seconds. On PC the default is E, on Xbox use X, and on PlayStation use Square. Hold until the device boots and the objective registers—then the 20,000 XP reward appears and you’re one step closer to finishing weekly tasks tied to the Foundation vs. Ice King arc.
Can you power a Holotable solo?
Yes. You don’t need teammates to complete the interaction—just be aware of other players who might contest the room. If you want to play safe, approach from a window or crouch through a side door to keep the sightlines short, then hold the button. Think of turning it on like sliding a memory into an ancient jukebox: the sound draws attention.
What reward do you get for powering a Holotable?
Powering one gives you 20,000 XP toward your Battle Pass and advances the weekly questline tied to the Foundation. That progress is immediate, and the objective completes even if you don’t survive the match afterward.
Practical tips: drop where you’re comfortable—Sandy Strip is small and quick to clear, Humble Hills gives you cover if you prefer water exits, and Wonkeeland often has fewer drop-ins. On PC use the Epic Games Launcher and keep your keybinds tight; if you’re watching guides, outlets like Moyens I/O and YouTube creators such as Ali-A and Lachlan often drop mini-maps and quick routes that shave seconds off your clear time.
The Foundation needs hands on the Holotables. Which drop are you picking tonight to tip the map in their favor?