Firefighting Sim
Firefighting Sim Natural Disasters Update: Start Time, Countdown
Firefighting Sim’s next big content drop, Natural Disasters, is scheduled to go live on October 24, 2026 and run through October 30. It’s the headline item on the game’s calendar right now, and with more than about 22,000 players already marking interest, it’s the most-anticipated event Blackbox Express has put on the board so far.
Firefighting Sim is a first-person fire-rescue game from Blackbox Express where you answer 911 calls, race to the scene, and fight fires that spread in real time alongside a crew. It has grown into one of Roblox’s busier simulators, with about 11,000 players in the experience as of October 22, more than about 29,000,000 lifetime visits, and around about 92,000 favorites.
Below is what’s coming next, what just wrapped, and the exact start and end times for each item. We keep this page current as Blackbox Express announces new updates and events. Last updated October 22.
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Upcoming events1 scheduled
NATURAL DISASTERS 🌪️⛈️
and more! 👀
Oct 24, 12:00 PM – Oct 30, 12:00 PM ET
Natural disasters introduce mass-casualty emergency scenarios featuring ambulance and tiller rescue vehicles, plus European truck models, with quality-of-life improvements.
Recently ended1 wrapped
UPDATE 1 (RELEASED)
VEHICLES, FIRES!
Oct 2, 10:30 PM – Oct 9, 2:00 PM ET
Seven new vehicles, four tools, and a Chief role for call management and announcements.
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Current and upcoming events
Natural Disasters
Natural Disasters is Firefighting Sim’s next new-content update, opening October 24, 2026 at 12:00 PM ET (9:00 AM PT, 5:00 PM in the UK) and scheduled to run through October 30. The precise start and end times are in the schedule above.
As the name suggests, the update’s centerpiece is a set of natural-disaster scenarios layered on top of the usual house, vehicle, and brush-fire calls. Blackbox Express has also pointed to a mass-casualty ambulance and a tiller joining the fleet, a lineup of European-style trucks, and another round of quality-of-life changes and bug fixes. More than about 22,000 players have already registered interest, which makes it comfortably the biggest draw on the calendar.
Update 1 (recently wrapped)
The studio’s first headline update ran from October 2 through October 9, 2026. It added seven new vehicles and a fresh livery for the ladder engine, along with four new tools for working a scene.
The standout addition was a Chief role: players filling it can spawn directly into active calls, make PA announcements, and assign a deputy. The update also introduced new call types, including a tree blocking a roadway and a fire at a gas station. With Natural Disasters following just over two weeks later, it points to a studio pushing out sizable content updates at a steady clip.
Frequently asked questions
When is the next Firefighting Sim update?
The next update, Natural Disasters, is set for October 24, 2026 and runs through October 30. It brings natural-disaster scenarios, new vehicles including a mass-casualty ambulance and a tiller, European trucks, and quality-of-life fixes.
What time do Firefighting Sim events start?
The Natural Disasters update is scheduled to begin at 12:00 PM ET on October 24, 2026 — that’s 9:00 AM PT and 5:00 PM in the UK, or 16:00 UTC. The exact times for every event are shown in the schedule above.
How many players does Firefighting Sim have?
Firefighting Sim has around about 11,000 players in the experience at the moment, and it has been visited more than about 29,000,000 times in total, with roughly about 92,000 favorites.
What was in the last Firefighting Sim update?
Update 1, which ran October 2–9, 2026, added seven vehicles, a new ladder-engine livery, four tools, and a Chief role that lets players spawn into calls, make PA announcements, and assign a deputy. It also added new calls such as a tree blocking a roadway and a gas-station fire.