UPDATE: Final Iron Throne Found in New York City
Hidden in Queens.
UPDATE (03/29/19): The final Iron Throne hidden by HBO to promote Game of Thrones‘ eighth and final season was found in Queens, one of the five boroughs of New York City, on Thursday morning. The winner, Melanie Joaquín, said she instantly recognised where the throne was hidden when HBO posted the clue to its social media accounts. 10 minutes later she was on a bus to the battery at Fort Totten Park in Queens. Upon discovering the throne, a man dressed in a fur lined robe crowned her with Baratheon’s crown. Check out the video above of the last Iron Throne being found.
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The Queen of Queens. #ForTheThrone#ThroneoftheCrypt https://t.co/MTUv2T96gR pic.twitter.com/urUlz5IrfP
— Game of Thrones (@GameOfThrones) March 28, 2019
A new city flying a starry banner seeks protection from the Great War. How far will you go #ForTheThrone?#ThroneOfTheCrypt https://t.co/V9x0sgBlM0 pic.twitter.com/xx6P027dyf
— Game of Thrones (@GameOfThrones) March 28, 2019
UPDATE (03/27/19): The fifth Iron Throne has been found earlier today. Located in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, Canada, the life-sized throne was discovered by couple Kevin and Birgit Sharman. The pair were greeted by two men dressed in fur-lined robes upon being the first to discover this throne hidden in North America.
So far HBO has yet to reveal a livestream for the sixth and final life-size Iron Throne from Game of Thrones, though the network will be soon considering only six days remain in the quest. Head over to forthethrone.com for more details.
A true queen goes anywhere #ForTheThrone, even beyond the Wall. Birgit has staked her claim. #ThroneofIce https://t.co/G3iIU2Y2Rx pic.twitter.com/AYtvawLdJ3
— HBO Canada (@HBOCanada) March 26, 2019
We stand on guard for thee. Join the Quest #ForTheThrone.#ThroneofIce https://t.co/Mv6O3ruMxP pic.twitter.com/t37COwGlir
— Game of Thrones (@GameOfThrones) March 25, 2019
UPDATE (03/26/19): The third and fourth Iron Thrones from Game of Thrones have been located. Firstly the “Throne of Joy” was situated at the Castello de Atienza, located north of the Spanish capital, Madrid, while the “Throne of Valyria” was located in Brazil.
With that HBO has now hidden its fifth of six life-size thrones in another cold location. Titled the “Throne of Ice,” the new hiding spot seems to be naturally dark and situated amongst a bevy of massive icicles. Take a look at the video above to see if you have any idea where the new Iron Throne is being kept. The sixth and and final throne will be unveiled later this week.
Head over to forthethrone.com for more details. There are seven more days left in the quest.
Donde hace mucho nació un líder, hoy se alza una nueva reina #PorElTrono #ForTheThrone #TronodelaAlegría #ThroneofJoyhttps://t.co/nP5zHbyjDl pic.twitter.com/z0FYLtN6iy
— HBO España (@HBO_ES) March 22, 2019
Ajoelhe-se perante a Rainha de Valyria. #PeloTrono #TronodeValyria #ForTheThrone #ThroneofValyria https://t.co/Ya5kZq9aDL pic.twitter.com/PTusf80MHS
— HBO Brasil (@HBO_Brasil) March 24, 2019
UPDATE (03/25/19): The second life-sized Iron Throne from Game of Thrones has been found. Hidden away in a northern icy tundra of Björkliden located in Sweden, a pair of friends have successfully claimed their prize.
To continue on its current campaign, and as a lead up to Game of Throne‘s eighth and final season, HBO has been hiding these life-sized thrones in all sorts of secret places, waiting for lucky fans to find them.
After the second throne was found, HBO has now gone on and hidden two more. Firstly, the “Throne of Joy,” can be seen hidden on a hill while a castle can be seen in the background. This looks to be the same spot where episode three of season six was shot where a young Ned Stark is trying to protect his younger sister, Lyanna Stark. If this is the case, the new throne is located at the Castle of Atienza near Madrid.
Next the “Throne of Valyria” has been placed in a rocky canyon. Take a look at the new hidden Iron Thrones below and head over to forthethrone.com for more details. And according to the #ForTheThrone countdown, there are 8 days left to find this second throne.
The King and Queen in the North! #ForTheThrone #ThroneoftheNorth https://t.co/kOPbDP9KRn pic.twitter.com/dej7BkOCa5
— HBO Nordic (@HBOnordic) March 21, 2019
Original Story (03/19/19):
As fans around the world patiently wait for the return of HBO‘s hit fantasy series Game of Thrones to return for its eighth and final season next month, the network has decided to hide six life-sized Iron Thrones all across the world for them to find.
In a video posted to HBO’s official YouTube channel, the first Iron Throne can be seen hidden in what looks to be a forest with the caption “#ThroneoftheForest.” The 360-degree video is also accompanied by a countdown timer, allowing fans to see how much time they have left to claim it. The network has also shared a marketing video starring the show’s biggest actors to its Facebook page along with, “6 Thrones. 6 Locations. Who will be the first to find them?”
Once the first Iron Throne has been successfully found, HBO will hide another one, totalling up to six. Interested participants can head over to forthethrone.com for more details. Grab your chance to claim the Iron Throne now.
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