AION 2 Rift Timer — Every Spacetime Rift, in Your Timezone

The AION 2 rift timer is a free browser tool that follows the next portal opening, its 10-minute entry window and the 60-minute rift event. Select Global, Korea or Taiwan to match your service. It also shows daily openings, reset timers and upcoming activities, with your local time alongside server time. No account or download is required.

It depends on your selected service. Global opens at 00:00, 03:00, 06:00, 09:00, 12:00, 15:00, 18:00, 21:00 on its GMT+9 clock. Korea and Taiwan open at 02:00, 05:00, 08:00, 11:00, 14:00, 17:00, 20:00, 23:00 on their own clocks. The AION 2 spacetime rift timer shows the next opening in your timezone, or changes to the portal and event countdown when a rift is already underway.

The configured schedule has 8 openings per server day, one every 3 hours. Global uses a different set of clock times from Korea and Taiwan, so choose your service before reading the schedule. These repeating times are community cross-checked rather than a live connection to the game. A maintenance notice or an in-game schedule change takes priority over this tool.

The portal entry window lasts 10 minutes from the scheduled opening. The rift event itself lasts 60 minutes, including that entry window. When the entry timer reaches zero, the page switches to the remaining event time and also shows the next rift. An event still running does not mean its portal still accepts new arrivals. Check the game's entry indicator during maintenance or interruptions.

A Spacetime Rift is a timed connection between faction territories, allowing Daevas to cross into opposing territory during an entry window. It provides a different experience from an ordinary trip around your home region. This page tracks that travel portal, not every activity with “Rift” in its name. Follow the live game for current entry conditions, objectives and available rewards.

The AION 2 timer calculates occurrences from the selected service's clock: Global and Korea use Asia/Seoul (GMT+9), while Taiwan uses Asia/Taipei (GMT+8). It converts UTC timestamps to your device timezone using the browser. Local daylight-saving changes are handled automatically. Use the display switch to compare local and server times without changing which game service you are tracking.

Yes, the Global profile uses one GMT+9 server clock and one rift schedule for NA East, NA West, Europe, Latin America and Asia. Those openings therefore represent the same UTC instants across Global regions, even though local clocks show different hours. Select Global regardless of your geographic location when playing the international service, then use “Your time” for the local conversion.

The clock-time schedule is identical: 02:00, 05:00, 08:00, 11:00, 14:00, 17:00, 20:00, 23:00. Korea uses GMT+9 and Taiwan uses GMT+8, so the corresponding Korean opening happens 1 hour earlier in real time. The server selector changes that underlying offset. Changing your device timezone only changes how an opening is displayed; it does not change the service you have selected.

Global resets daily at 16:00 server time (07:00 UTC). Korea and Taiwan reset at 05:00 on their own clocks: 20:00 UTC for Korea and 21:00 UTC for Taiwan. Weekly reset is Wed at the same hour as the daily reset. The cards show the next actual occurrence, including a local date when it differs from the server date.

These are separate Korea/Taiwan PvP activities, not the travel portal. Domination is listed for Mon, Thu, Sat at 20:00 and 23:00 server time, with a 20-minute configured window. Abyss Rift Zone is listed for Tue and Thu at 22:00, lasting up to 35 minutes. Both carry an unconfirmed badge and are not yet confirmed on Global. Check their entry requirements in game.

You can use this website like an app by adding it to your home screen in iOS Safari or installing it through Android Chrome. No separate store download is needed. After an online visit finishes caching the page, the timer can continue offline using your device clock and saved schedule. Browser reminders require notification support, permission and an open page; closing the app stops those reminders.

First check the service selection: Global, Korea or Taiwan should match the game you play. Next check whether you selected Korea instead of Taiwan, or vice versa; their matching openings are 1 hour apart. Then check your device time and timezone and refresh the page. Maintenance may also override the schedule. Still off? Send us your server and timezone.