Fortnite Stone Statues locations: Where to emote at stone statues in Fortnite

If you're looking for somewhere to emote at stone statues in Fortnite, then we've got the right locations for you. There was initially some confusion over these Fortnite stone statues locations, with players believing this was a reference to the strange circles of rocks with unusual runes carved into them, however it turns out the challenge is much more literal. To clear this particular entry in the Fortnite Week 9 quests, you need to dance next to a giant stone llama or fish. Yes, you read that correctly.

If there's anything we've learnt over the years it's that Fortnite players will use any excuse to fire up their best dance moves, so this quest will no doubt be well received. As they're not the easiest things to find, we've pulled out both of the Fortnite stone statues locations for you in this guide, so you can get to where you need to emote without any delay or issue.

Fortnite Stone Statues locations

There are two different Fortnite stone statues locations that count towards this quest, which we've indicated on the map above, and as you only need to emote at stone statues once that should give you enough options to tick this quest off your list. Further information on where to find each of these monuments follows below, if you need any additional pointers.

Fortnite Stone Statues - 1) Coral Castle

The first set of Fortnite stone statues can be found in Coral Castle, where a row of six of them lines a path leading to one of the larger buildings on the south side. You'll also find several more stone statues around the largest building towards the northern end of the area.

Fortnite Stone Statues - 2) Colossal Coliseum

The second set of Fortnite stone statues are located at the north and south entrances to the Colossal Coliseum building, flanking the steps that lead up to the tall gates that give access to the arena.