To buy WoW playtime, log into Battle.net, open the World of Warcraft Shop, and purchase a game-time block — 30 days runs about $14.99, 90 days about $41.97, and 180 days about $77.94. You can pay by card, PayPal, or Battle.net Balance, or redeem a WoW Token (~$20) for 30 days of playtime. Retail and Classic share the same subscription.
- 30 days: ~$14.99 (~£9.99 / ~€12.99)
- 90 days: ~$41.97 — the same monthly rate, one payment
- 180 days: ~$77.94 — best value per day
- WoW Token: ~$20 for 30 days, or buy it in-game with gold
- One subscription covers both Retail and WoW Classic on the same account
How do I actually add the game time?
Go to Battle.net, click your account name, then "Account Details" and "Game Time," or open the in-game Shop under World of Warcraft. Pick a plan, choose your payment method, and confirm. Playtime is added instantly and stacks on top of any time you already have.
If you prefer, buy a physical or digital game-time card from a trusted retailer and redeem the code at Battle.net under "Redeem a Code."
Is a WoW Token cheaper than a subscription?
A WoW Token costs a little more in cash (~$20 vs ~$15 for 30 days), but it lets you convert real money into gold or gold into game time. If you have plenty of gold, you can buy a Token from the Auction House and pay for your month without spending cash at all.
Does buying playtime give me the latest expansion?
No. Game time only keeps your subscription active. Expansions like the current one are sold separately. You need both an active subscription and the expansion to play the newest content, though older zones are included once you're subscribed.
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