Warzone Underground Fast Travel system explained: All 14 Minecart stop locations

Alec Mullins
Warzone's underground bunker system

Warzone Season 3 Reloaded is bringing an all-new fast travel system to the game in the shape of the minecart system. This underground hub will have 14 total access points and will take players all over the map in the blink of an eye. 

Warzone players will soon be moving around Caldera faster than ever before thanks to the new underground mineshaft system.

Like the Red Doors before them, these minecarts rails are a way of instantly traveling across the larger Warzone map and will serve as either an entry or exit point for players who are itching to make a move.

This time around though, the person using them will have far more agency over where they end up when taking such a big risk.

How does Warzone’s Minecart system work?

Warzone's new transit system
These underground areas are going to be incredibly useful, so they’ll definitely be contested from time to time.

In order to take advantage of this new feature, players will have to hunt down one of the 14 access points scattered across Caldera.

Seven of them will be familiar to veteran players, as they’re simply additional rooms in the hidden Nebula 5 bunkers of Season Two.

The other seven are small hatches that each contain a ladder that leads down into the greater hub.

All 14 areas will be represented on the map by a silver vault door icon, so everybody on the map will know exactly where to go when they’re near one.

Warzone secret codes unearthed for hidden Caldera bunker easter egg
These bunkers hid more than players realized in Season 2.

Once inside, you’ll need to approach the interior hatch and move towards the cart.

The corresponding location will be highlighted on your screen and if you continue forward you’ll be zapped away into the void and on your way across the map.

Of course, blindly traveling into an unseen area is not always the best idea in Warzone. That’s why there are certain indicators – like gas vents and warning lights – that will help guide your decision-making.

If the overhead light is green, then it’s safe to assume there’s nothing immediately wrong. If it’s any other color then it might be time to make another plan.

Additionally, if the indicator is missing altogether and gas is flooding through the vent, then the fast-travel option is off the board entirely.

Warzone’s Minecart system locations

As mentioned above, there are 14 total stops across Caldera.

All of them will be marked on your in-game map, but Toys for Bob has also created an overhead map for players to get an early idea of how it works.

Minecart explainer
These 14 Minecart stops will absolutely reshape Warzone in Season 3 Reloaded.

The full list contains connections to some of the biggest POIs on the map:

  • Arsenal
  • Docks
  • Runway
  • Ruins
  • Mines
  • Peak
  • Beachhead
  • Lagoon
  • Airfield
  • Fields
  • Sub Pen
  • Power Plant
  • Capital 
  • Resort

While most of them only offer one-way tickets across the map, there are a few (Sub Pen, Field, Airfield, Mines, and Docks) that give players a choice in which direction to go.

These will work just like the single stop locations, but there will be two hatches to choose from instead.


That’s the rundown on how Warzone’s new fast travel system works! For more info on Season 3 Reloaded, check out our recap of the dev blog for this update or shoot over to our Season 3 Reloaded roadmap to get a better understanding of what’s on the way in.

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Alec Mullins is an FPS writer focusing on Call of Duty and Apex Legends and their respective esports scenes. He worked at TheGamer before joining Dexerto. On the weekends, you'll find him watching the CDL and jamming to The Mountain Goats. You can find Alec on Twitter @LifeAsAlec