The normal Marvel Rivals battle pass costs 990 Lattice (about $10 USD for most players), while the upgraded “Luxury” version costs 2,100 Lattice (roughly $20–$25 USD depending on your region and how you buy Lattice).

Quick price breakdown

Standard (Luxury) Battle Pass

  • Cost: 990 Lattice
  • Approx. USD: ~$10
  • What you get:
    • All premium-tier rewards (cosmetics, nameplates, emotes, sprays, etc.)
    • Access to unlock previous seasons’ battle passes if you didn’t complete them
    • Ability to convert earned Chrono Tokens into in-game units.

Upgraded Luxury Battle Pass

  • Cost: 2,100 Lattice
  • Approx. USD: roughly $20–$25
  • What you get:
    • Everything in the standard Luxury pass
    • 2,800 Chrono Tokens upfront
    • 20% bonus to all Chrono Tokens you earn during the season, helping you reach skins and other token-based rewards faster.

Free Battle Pass

  • Cost: Free
  • What you get:
    • Only the free-tier rewards
    • Many premium items remain locked unless you buy the Luxury or Upgraded Luxury pass.

Season 0 special case

During Season 0 (“Dooms’ Rise” / Chronovium), the battle pass was shorter, so prices were lower:

  • Luxury: 490 Lattice (around $5)
  • Upgraded Luxury: 1,050 Lattice (around $10–$12)

Later seasons use the standard 990/2,100 Lattice pricing.

Is it worth it?

Community calculations suggest:

  • The standard pass gives back roughly 600 Lattice in rewards if you complete it, meaning you’re effectively paying about $4 net for the cosmetics if you finish all tiers.
  • The upgraded pass is more about speeding up token-based unlocks and getting extra Chrono Tokens rather than pure Lattice “refund” value.

If you plan to play the season actively and finish most battle pass tiers, the 990-Lattice pass is generally seen as the most cost-effective option. Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.