Who has played Survivor the longest after Survivor Game Changers?

Survivor Game Changers brought back 20 returning players, many of which rose on the “Most Days Played” list. Here are the top 30 castaways by days played.

It’s odd to hear Jeff Probst go on about building a resume in Survivor Game Changers, especially with players who have built up a resume of their own (in one way or another) just to get there. This season saw two players break the 100-day plateau, while two overtook Boston Rob in terms of the “Survivor Most Days Played” record.

At the conclusion of the Survivor Game Changers finale, four players had their position change in the Top 30 list of Survivor players with the most days played in the game. Cirie Fields couldn’t quite catch up to Ozzy Lusth’s 128-day record even if she made it to the end, but by officially lasting 121 days, she improved her position by close to a dozen.

Additionally, with last night’s tribal council voting, Aubry Bracco and Tai Trang joined Spencer Bledsoe to become the only current two-time players to accumulate more than 75 days played. Troyzan Robertson just misses the cut for the “Top 30 Survivor Most Days Played” list, joining Gervase Peterson with 69 days on the show. Both players got to Day 30 on their first attempt, followed by reaching the end in their second attempt.

Here is the full “Survivor Most Days Played” list for the 30 players who outlasted all others.

1. Ozzy Lusth: 128 days (Cook Islands: 39 days, Micronesia: 27 days, South Pacific: 38 days, Game Changers: 24 days)
2. Cirie Fields: 121 days (Panama: 36 days, Micronesia: 38 days, Heroes vs. Villains: 11 days, Game Changers: 36 days)
3. Boston Rob Mariano: 117 days (Marquesas: 21 days, All-Stars,: 39 days, Heroes vs. Villains: 18 days, Redemption Island: 39 days)
4. Parvati Shallow: 114 days (Cook Islands: 36 days, Micronesia: 39 days, Heroes vs. Villains: 39 days)
5. Amanda Kimmel: 108 days (China: 39 days, Micronesia: 39 days, Heroes vs. Villains: 30 days)
6. Rupert Boneham: 104 days (Pearl Islands: 27 days, All-Stars: 37 days, Heroes vs. Villains: 36 days, Blood vs. Water: 4 days)
7. Andrea Boehlke: 103 days (Redemption Island: 37 days, Caramoan: 33 days, Game Changers: 33 days)
8. Colby Donaldson: 98 days (The Australian Outback: 42 days, All-Stars: 19 days, Heroes vs. Villains: 37 days)
9. Coach Wade: 96 days (Tocantins: 36 days, Heroes vs. Villains: 21 days, South Pacific: 39 days)
10. Sandra Diaz-Twine: 94 days (Pearl Islands: 39 days, Heroes vs. Villains: 39 days, Game Changers: 16 days)

11. Jerri Manthey: 89 days (The Australian Outback: 27 days, All-Stars: 24 days, Heroes vs. Villains: 38 days)
12. Russell Hantz: 88 days (Samoa: 39 days, Heroes vs. Villains: 39 days, Redemption Island: 10 days)
13. Tina Wesson: 83 days (The Australian Outback: 42 days, All-Stars: 3 days, Blood vs. Water: 38 days)
14. Tyson Apostol: 81 days (Tocantins: 27 days, Heroes vs. Villains: 15 days, Blood vs. Water: 39 days)
T-15. J.T. Thomas: 79 days (Tocantins: 39 days, Heroes vs. Villains: 27 days, Game Changers: 13 days)
T-15. Malcolm Freberg: 79 days (Philippines: 38 days, Caramoan: 30 days, Game Changers: 11 days)
17. Jonathan Penner: 78 days (Cook Islands: 33 days, Micronesia: 15 days, Philippines: 30 days
18. Tai Trang: 77 days (Kaoh Rong: 39 days, Game Changers: 38 days)
T-19. Spencer Bledsoe: 76 days (Cagayan: 37 days, Cambodia: 39 days)

T-19. James Clement: 76 days (China: 30 days, Micronesia: 31 days, Heroes vs. Villains: 15 days
T-19. Aubry Bracco: 76 days (Kaoh Rong: 39 days, Game Changers: 37 days)
T-22. Keith Nale: 75 days (San Juan del Sur: 38 days, Cambodia: 37 days)