Leaks indicate that a beloved location from Call of Duty: Black Ops, the Hacienda estate, is set to make its comeback in Warzone’s upcoming Avalon map, coinciding with the release of COD 2025.
Since its debut in Black Ops 4, the Hacienda multiplayer map has become a nostalgic favorite among Call of Duty enthusiasts. It has made appearances in various formats, most recently being featured in the COD Mobile Season 1: Heist update.
Now, it seems that devoted fans of the franchise may soon have the opportunity to revisit this classic map in a mainline installment.
Notable Call of Duty leaker RealityUK_ posted a screenshot showcasing an aerial view of the Hacienda area as it reportedly will appear on Warzone’s rumored Avalon map.
The iconic Hacienda location in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4.
Although Activision has taken down the image citing copyright issues, a user on Reddit managed to snag a screenshot of the original post from Twitter/X.
The overhead view unmistakably illustrates the Hacienda estate, with distinctive features such as the large lion statue and the terracotta roof visibly recognizable.
This is not the first indication of Hacienda’s potential return. Back in August, leaker betterthanalaix revealed a list of map file names that are likely to undergo remastering.
Hacienda was among the notable maps listed, alongside other fan-favorites like Black Ops 1’s Firing Range and the Yemen locale from Black Ops 2.
Currently, Activision has not disclosed any information regarding the leaked Avalon map for Warzone. While the map was present in the Black Ops 6 beta phase, speculation suggests that it will only be officially launched with Call of Duty/Warzone 2025.
It’s important to note that Warzone will not be receiving a new map for Black Ops 6; the battle royale mode will continue to operate in Al Mazrah. However, players can anticipate an upcoming Resurgence map titled Area 99.
Known as the “birthplace of Nuketown,” Area 99 will offer players the chance to engage in combat within a clandestine government facility built in the 1950s for nuclear weapons tests.
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