Nuclear galaxy

The Galaxy Park area, opened later than the other zones and took away 80% of their clients and 60% of the reactor's power. As a result, the other zones had to economize on everything, and because of this, their workers hated the Galaxy. This zone also increased the already high level of accidents. The medical center was simply bursting with a lack of medicine. The Galaxy robots broke down very often, the Star Dispatcher had a hard time coping with the load, especially with older models of robots.

Even after several centuries, this part of the park evokes admiration for its automation and people's faith in a bright future, even some raiders will celebrate this after capturing the zone. It, like the "Children's Kingdom" zone, is the only one where absolutely all the rides work (if there is electricity).

The area of ​​the Yader-Mira park on the theme of space travel. The best preserved area after the war. There are several areas in the Galaxy, as well as quite a lot of different attractions and entertainment places and cafeterias. The layout is quite confusing, because there are a great many different passages, stairs, ramps and escalators. If you enter through the main entrance, located in the eastern part, you can see a wide street, in the middle of which there are remains of a fountain, and along the walls there are comfortable benches and tables where you can rest and have a snack; this street ends at the Yader-Spaceport building.

To the left is a passage leading to a movie theater, in front of which is the "Let's Go!" carousel, and a passage and stairs lead to the "Vault-Tec: Among the Stars" exhibition. To the left of the Nuka-Cosmoport is the "Star Bazaar", where you could buy various souvenirs, comics, and clothes with the Nuka-World symbols from the most polite sellers - robots.

To the right of the main street is a staircase leading past the first aid station and the Star Walk attraction, from where you can exit to the RobCo arena, and then along the kiosks offering accuracy and agility competitions to the Mr. Carousel attraction. If you enter through the northern entrance, you can go up a ramp to a small square with a shopping area, around which are the Splashdown and Arcjet G-Force attractions, as well as the entrance to Nuka-Galaxy and the central entrance to the arena, from here you can go to the children's favorite Nuka-Rocket carousel. The area of ​​the Yader-Mira park on the theme of space travel. The best preserved area after the war. There are several areas in the Galaxy, as well as quite a lot of different attractions and entertainment places and cafeterias. The layout is quite confusing, because there are a great many different passages, stairs, ramps and escalators. If you enter through the main entrance, located in the eastern part, you can see a wide street, in the middle of which there are remains of a fountain, and along the walls there are comfortable benches and tables where you can rest and have a snack; this street ends at the Yader-Spaceport building.

To the left is a passage leading to a movie theater, in front of which is the "Let's Go!" carousel, and a passage and stairs lead to the "Vault-Tec: Among the Stars" exhibition. To the left of the Nuka-Cosmoport is the "Star Bazaar", where you could buy various souvenirs, comics, and clothes with the Nuka-World symbols from the most polite sellers - robots.

To the right of the main street is a staircase leading past the first aid station and the Star Walk attraction, from where you can exit to the RobCo arena, and then along the kiosks offering accuracy and agility competitions to the Mr. Carousel attraction. If you enter through the northern entrance, you can go up a ramp to a small square with a shopping area, around which are the Splashdown and Arcjet G-Force attractions, as well as the entrance to Nuka-Galaxy and the central entrance to the arena, from here you can go to the children's favorite Nuka-Rocket carousel.

The area of ​​the Yader-Mira park on the theme of space travel. The best preserved area after the war. There are several areas in the Galaxy, as well as quite a lot of different attractions and entertainment places and cafeterias. The layout is quite confusing, because there are a great many different passages, stairs, ramps and escalators. If you enter through the main entrance, located in the eastern part, you can see a wide street, in the middle of which there are remains of a fountain, and along the walls there are comfortable benches and tables where you can rest and have a snack; this street ends at the Yader-Spaceport building.

To the left is a passage leading to a movie theater, in front of which is the "Let's Go!" carousel, and a passage and stairs lead to the "Vault-Tec: Among the Stars" exhibition. To the left of the Nuka-Cosmoport is the "Star Bazaar", where you could buy various souvenirs, comics, and clothes with the Nuka-World symbols from the most polite sellers - robots.

To the right of the main street is a staircase leading past the first aid station and the Star Walk attraction, from where you can exit to the RobCo arena, and then along the kiosks offering accuracy and agility competitions to the Mr. Carousel attraction. If you enter through the northern entrance, you can go up a ramp to a small square with a shopping area, around which are the Splashdown and Arcjet G-Force attractions, as well as the entrance to Nuka-Galaxy and the central entrance to the arena, from here you can go to the children's favorite Nuka-Rocket carousel.

There are hostile robots of the Galaxy Cores everywhere.