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Cyberpunk 2077 All Fast Travel Dataterms Locations

December 11, 2020 by PowerPyx 104 Comments

Cyberpunk 2077 (CP77) has 160 Fast Travel Dataterm Locations. Dataterms are the Fast Travel Points and a type of Collectible in Cyberpunk 2077. This guide shows all their locations. They are required for the Frequent Flyer trophy or achievement. Prior to Patch 1.22 the trophy would actually unlock early at about 120. After Patch 1.22 all of them are now required. Patch 1.5 added another 10 dataterms which have been updated here in the guide.

One Fast Travel Point at the Nomad’s Camp (Mobile Camp) in the Badlands will move around depending on how far you advance Panam’s Side Questline. After doing her side quests it will be in the north of the Badlands. Before her quests it will be in the middle of the Badlands. For the trophy it doesn’t matter where it is. It’s perfectly fine if you already completed her side quests, it will still count the old fast travel point towards your total.

From North to South (including the stretch of Badlands north of Watson):

• Ebunike Docks
• Offshore ST
• Arasaka Waterfront North
• California & Pershing
• Pershing ST
• Goldsmith Street (*New in Patch 1.5)
• Northside Apartment (*New in Patch 1.5)
• Megabuilding H11
• All Foods Plant
• Longshore North
• Pinewood Junction (*New in Patch 1.5)
• Kabuki Market
• Kennedy North
• Metro: Med Center
• Metro: Eisenhower ST
• California & Cartwright
• Goldsmith ST
• Metro: Farrier St
• Bellevue Overwalk
• Allen ST (*New in Patch 1.5)
• Allen ST South
• Kabuki: Central
• Pinewood ST South
• Megabuilding H10: Atrium
• Bradbury & Buran
• Metro: Zocalo
• Metro: Ellison St
• Clarendon ST

From North to South (going through Oakwood at the end):

• Drive-In Theater
• Capitola ST
• Skyline & Salinas
• Sagan & Diamond
• Japantown West
• Metro: Monroe ST
• Fourth Wall Studios
• Japantown Apartment (*New in Patch 1.5)
• Cherry Blossom Market
• Jig-Jig Street (*New in Patch 1.5)
• Megabuilding H8
• Redwood Market
• Crescent & Broad
• Silk Road West
• Metro: Japantown South
• Gold Niwaki Plaza
• Dark Matter
• Metro: Charter Hill
• Luxury Apartments
• Longshore South
• Columbarium
• North Oak Sign
• Kerry Eurodyne’s Residence
• Arasaka Estate

City Center

From North to South:

• Downtown North
• Berkeley & Bruce Skiv
• Metro: Republic Way
• Corpo Plaza Apartment (*New in Patch 1.5)
• Metro: Downtown – Alexander St
• Skyline & Republic
• Downtown Central
• Halsey & MLK
• Gold Beach Marina
• Corporation ST
• Arasaka Tower
• Metro: Memorial Park

• Delamain HQ
• Republic & Vine
• Skyline East
• Metro: Congress & MLK
• Congress & Madison
• Reconciliation Park
• Senate & Market
• Metro: Glen North
• Metro: Ebunike
• Berkeley & Bay
• Cannery Plaza
• Metro: Market ST
• Palms View Plaza
• Pumping Station
• Parque Del Mar
• Megabuilding H2
• Ventura & Skyline
• Palms View Way
• Glen Apartment (*New in Patch 1.5)
• Valentino Alley
• Metro: Glen South
• Hanford Overpass
• El Coyote Cojo
• Megabuilding H3
• Shooting Range

Santo Domingo

From North-East to South:

• Trailer Park
• San Amaro ST
• Rancho Coronado North
• Republic East
• Metro: Megabuilding H7
• Megabuilding H6
• MLK & Brandon
• Red Dirt Bar
• Hargreaves ST
• Mission Waterfront (*New in Patch 1.5)
• Metro: Wollesen St
• Megabuilding H4
• Rancho Coronado South
• Arasaka Industrial Park
• Mallagra & Mazanita
• Kendal Park
• Dam Viewpoint
• Woodhaven Street (*New in Patch 1.5)
• Rancho Coronado East
• Almunecar & Jerez

• Stadium Parking
• Pacifica Pier
• Batty’s Hotel
• Metro: Stadium
• Grand Imperial Mall
• West Wind Apartments

East Badlands – the part east of Santo Domingo (ordered from North to South):

• Nomad Camp / Mobile Camp (Note: where this marker is will depend on whether or not you completed Panam’s storyline yet. It will be in the middle of the Badlands and called “Mobile Camp” before doing Panam’s side quests. It will be at the end of the northern-most road of the Badlands after doing Panam’s side quests. For the Frequent Flyer trophy / achievement it does not matter which of the two camps you have active. I had the northern camp active after doing all her quests and still got the trophy, it counts the Mobile Camp even after it moves north)
• Desert Film ST
• Rocky Ridge
• Sunset Motel
• Sunshine Hotel
• Old Turbines
• Wraith Camp
• Edgewood Farm
• Medeski Fuel Station

South Badlands – the part south of Santo Domingo (ordered from North to South):

• Solar Power Station
• Abandoned Parking Lot
• Las Palapas Motel
• Solar Arrays
• Tango Tors Motel
• Abandoned Fuel Station
• Regional Airport
• Fuel Station
• Border Checkpoint
• Protein Farm

That’s all of the Fast Travel Dataterms in Cyberpunk 2077 (CP77). After finding around 120 of them you used to unlock the Frequent Flyer trophy or achievement in the launch version. With the most recent patch all dataterms are needed.

For all other Collectibles check out the complete  Cyberpunk 2077 Wiki & Strategy Guide .

December 11, 2020 at 10:24 am

Why are there so many the map is tiny

December 13, 2020 at 2:20 pm

took me ages to find sunset motel because I don’t know to how fast travel lol

December 14, 2020 at 6:28 pm

Which district is that in? I didn’t need it for the “All Dataterms” trophy.

December 17, 2020 at 7:21 am

is there a way to track these?

December 18, 2020 at 7:16 am

With the PS4 version there currently is no way to see total progress. Can only check the in-game map and compare with the maps here.

August 11, 2021 at 5:50 am

You can on Xbox if you look at your achievement progress In the game official club page. I imagine Playstation would be the same…

December 22, 2020 at 11:08 am

Its in Heywood/Vista Del Rey – lower left between the 2 bridges into Santo Domingo/Arroyo

December 26, 2020 at 9:43 pm

I have no idea what’s happening with this trophy, I only have maybe at most 90% of the locations but the trophy popped lol

December 27, 2020 at 2:03 pm

It’s normal, was the same for me. I think they must’ve added more dataterms after they coded the trophy. So maybe they added more dataterms as development went on, hence there’s more than we need. The trophy description says “all” are required but only around 120 are needed.

January 1, 2021 at 5:22 am

I also noticed College Street is missing on the map. Confirming what Lawrence Tran said. Who knew wanting to see Street signs at each corner would be something I wanted in a game…

January 1, 2021 at 3:09 pm

Thanks, it’s updated now 🙂

January 1, 2021 at 3:19 pm

Thanks, good spotting! Updated this in the image & updated total count to 140.

January 14, 2021 at 3:19 am

yea that one is missing too

April 6, 2021 at 7:44 am

got all 140 locations in the list but still haven’t got the trophy yet.

April 7, 2021 at 5:22 pm

It’s glitched, I’ve got all of them and trophy didnt pop

April 7, 2021 at 7:54 pm

Same been looking all over 🙁

April 8, 2021 at 11:53 am

yeah it looks like this is now glitched probably in on of the updates, really annoying as its the only trophy i need to get platinum.

i even started a new game and then tried again but still never popped

April 8, 2021 at 11:02 pm

I thought I was the only one, I was losing my mind over here 🙁

April 9, 2021 at 7:56 am

I have also tried this today and cannot get the trophy to popup. I even think I have a couple of locations that aren’t in this guide. Thinking it was the patch I tried to delete the game and reinstall without the patch. Then booted up the game and it said all of my save data was corrupt. Luckily reinstalling the patch let me use my saves again but it was pretty scary.

I’m not sure if this is a glitched trophy or maybe there are just some locations missing that we don’t know about 🙁

April 9, 2021 at 5:36 pm

Not sure what’s going on if the patch messed something up or what. Sorry to hear you have this problem.

Those are all locations that were in the game at launch. There are also some “metro stations” from which you can fast travel but those aren’t needed for the trophy and don’t have purple markers on the map (they don’t count as normal ‘fast travel points’). If you found anything new please let me know the name of the fast travel point and what area it’s in and I’ll give it another look. It’s possible the patch changed something. I haven’t heard of this trophy not unlocking until the latest patch happened. It actually used to unlock long before finding all fast travel points before the latest patch.

April 10, 2021 at 7:30 am

Ah I didn’t know some metros don’t count. But one in particular I found was in Watson Little China southwest of Goldsmith ST.

Metro: Farrier St is missing there. I wonder if the new patch made metros mandatory? You also said purple. Are there both purple and blue fast travel markers? Or you just mean a purply blue? lol

April 10, 2021 at 4:22 pm

It’s like a purply blue, yeah :p I’ll redownload the game today to check if the patch added the metros to the map now.

Either the patch messed up the trophy or it now requires metros (which again, were definitely not needed at launch and didn’t show up on the in-game map).

April 9, 2021 at 3:59 pm

i found all 150 fast travel points, and the trophy didn’t pop… i’m so embarrased it’s my last trophy for platinum

April 9, 2021 at 6:29 pm

Same!!! Im so annoyed. Cant wait for a fix

April 9, 2021 at 6:58 pm

deleted the game and my save file. reinstalling the game without updates and will start a new game to try if the trophy will pop-out. will update you guys if i got it or not,

April 10, 2021 at 2:59 pm

i try to re install the game without patch but it is unplayble even in ps5. Data terms when u go next to them didnt even work…

April 10, 2021 at 7:35 am

Yeah, 100% glitched now. Got them all, checked twice. I’ve had no major issues until going for my last few trophies and it’s maddening.

April 10, 2021 at 5:19 pm

Thats sad. The worst kind of glitches are those who breaks trophys

April 10, 2021 at 5:31 pm

Add me to the list of people screwed by the update. Only one I need… discovered them all but no trophy. Fix one thing, break another…

April 11, 2021 at 10:09 am

I found 149 and nothing, i didn’t get the trophy ?

April 11, 2021 at 7:46 pm

Anyone can get the trophy with the latest patch ? I think that Metro: Memorial Park is the one that cause the problem. Its in the right side of Arasaka Tower, in Corpo city

April 12, 2021 at 7:31 am

The trophy is bugged. Last one i need for plat

April 12, 2021 at 12:00 pm

Im having the same problems, i managed to find at least 95% of all the fast travel locations but still no trophy pop.. Kinda disappointed in CD PR. FIX THE GAME AND GIVE ME MY PLATINUM TROPHY

April 12, 2021 at 6:27 pm

For people trying it on Patch 1.20 (which released March 29th, 2021):

– It seems CDPR made the trophy unobtainable by accident with this patch. – A workaround is to uninstall the game, disconnect from the internet (Network Settings), reinstall and stay offline. This makes the game version 1.00, but only works with the disc. If you have the digital version it automatically downloads the latest patch and you must buy the disc instead. Now start a new game (your patch 1.20 saves will be incompatible with version 1.00), and collect about 120 dataterms to pop the trophy. Luckily you don’t need all and can roam around the city early on.

Update: – It has been fixed as of patch 1.22 and the trophy is now obtainable again.

April 12, 2021 at 11:02 pm

already tried it. uninstalled the game and deleted save file, reinsert he disc, reinstalled the game, turned off internet, played at version 1.0, found and interacted with all fast travel points in the list still trophy didn’t popped out.

April 13, 2021 at 4:35 am

This is so broken. I tried as well and the dataterms do not even show up on the map. I can interact with one when I go but there is nowhere to select on the map. I just want my platinum…Using a PS5 btw

April 13, 2021 at 4:49 am

Scratch that…need to do quests up till when you talk to Viktor…Trying to get dataterms now…

May 1, 2021 at 10:53 pm

On patch 1.22 and I definitely have over 120 of them. Wondering if they made it so you actually have to find them all now cause trophy hasn’t popped for me yet.

May 2, 2021 at 6:00 am

Playing on this update (1.22) checked every location in this guide. Still no platinum trophy. Patch hasn’t fixed enough.

April 13, 2021 at 7:02 am

Final Update: I gave up. The dataterms seem to pop up randomly. If you complete a quest near one, it will pop up but not if you just drive by. 1.0 is simply too broken so we may need to wait for a new patch :\

April 13, 2021 at 2:01 pm

Thanks for sharing. Thought about doing the same. But og you have to play the game over. It’s better to wait

April 14, 2021 at 7:00 pm

Today was released a new hotfix, did anyone already downloaded and knows if the trophy bug was solve?

April 15, 2021 at 2:40 am

Hey everyone! I have good news and bad news. The good news is I got it working on 1.0 on a PS5. The bad news is, it takes about 7 hours to get it working…

I want to put my steps here in case anyone is as obsessive as me and wants to just get this overwith and hope it can help!

1. Uninstall game 2. Disconnect from internet 3. Install 1.0 from disc 4. Create new save as your old ones will say corrupted (although if you reinstall the latest patch they are fine) 5. Complete act 1. This is required so that you can leave Watson. 6. See below…

Now here is where it gets difficult. At first the dataterms were not popping up when going by them. Then I realized when a quest completed near one, it did. So I started playing around. I tried saving and then loading the same save while standing next to a dataterm and it worked. It pops up. But that takes a while.

Next I realized that some times when I came to a dataterm it would pop up but ONLY if I was walking. It would never pop in a drive by. What this means is you need to get close to a dataterm and then walk up to it. If you are too close in the car, get out of the car and run away until you cannot see the green holo on it anymore and run close again and it will pop up!

For me this took 92 dataterms to pop the trophy. I did Watson -> City Center -> Heywood -> Westbrook -> Santo Domingo -> Pacifica

I hope this helps people. I also know that 1.21 came out today but I already saw reports that it didn’t fix this so if you have the time and obsession like I did, this will get you the platinum!

April 15, 2021 at 7:17 am

Correction. I meant 109 dataterms for trophy pop.

April 15, 2021 at 2:54 pm

no time to do it again for the third time. already did walk and interacted with all fast travel for version 1.0. and it is so hard to use the 1.0 map. it’s so tiring.

April 15, 2021 at 8:45 pm

Yep, i discovered it too. The only thing thats totally fucked up with this method is that every second you can get blue screen of death :D But if you trully want to get this trophy, this method with 1.0 patch works.

April 15, 2021 at 8:58 am

Still broken in patch 1.21, checked and double checked and I have every single one in the list above (plus a few more). Guess we have to wait until the next patch.

April 15, 2021 at 2:55 pm

did somebody already reported this one? so they can fix it for the next update.

April 19, 2021 at 5:31 pm

just got the trophy after 108 locations. thanks for shane for the tip. btw i’m using ps5.

disconnect from the internet. delete game and save file. reinsert data disc and game disc to reinstall game. launch the game (version 1.00)

can’t do it driving a vehicle. no need saving and loading for the location to pop out. also no need to do jobs near the location. just stand in front of the fast travel dataterm then step backwards until the green holo/light disappears. then step forward again. if blue location pin appears, it will appear on map also, location counted.

April 26, 2021 at 10:37 pm

I hope that when CDPR fixes this that I don’t have to restart my game a third time. Buying all the cars and leveling up to level 20 were already a pain in the ass.

April 28, 2021 at 8:00 pm

Did anyone get the trophy with today patch? i got new fast travel, like Metro: Memorial Park in City Center, and it appears as blue icon, but no trophy yet.

April 28, 2021 at 8:13 pm

Any word on if this is fixed in the new patch?

April 28, 2021 at 8:52 pm

Double check the Dataterms still at 1.22 patch cant obtain the trophy..I got the dataterms on this list plus something else such as Memorial park…I got one mobile camp..They want both of them?( i got the first one)

April 29, 2021 at 12:02 am

Still bugged.Metro station – ok but achieve non pop`s (ps4pro) Dissapointment

April 29, 2021 at 12:08 am

I was missing few dataterms anyway and didn’t bother even try this trophy before fix, but after this patch (they said it’s fixed) so I gave it a chance. PS5, patch 1.22, I got the trophy now and platinum, so definitely fixed.

May 1, 2021 at 10:56 pm

Did you have to find all 150 or 140 of them? I definitely have over 120 but trophy hasn’t popped for me yet. Thanks

April 29, 2021 at 3:57 am

Just checked with the 1.22 update and loaded into a save file where I had every single dataterm discovered and the trophy popped right away. Finally have the platinum for this game.

April 29, 2021 at 6:09 am

I’m from Chile and your guide helped me a lot… i have the 1.22 patch runnin on my ps5 and i could get the ”frequent flyer” trophy

April 30, 2021 at 10:21 am

I got the trophy (ps4),Last one was a metro:stadium.It is on the left side of the stadium in Pacifica.

April 30, 2021 at 4:01 pm

Finally! PS4 it works! I was missed 1 point in Pacifica! Can you delete my previous comment?

May 1, 2021 at 8:54 am

pls send me the save file if its possible

May 1, 2021 at 5:02 pm

Ps4 version 1.22… i picked ALL OF THEM including the new on pacífica Stadium… The trophy dont pop… Dont know what to do ?

May 2, 2021 at 5:56 am

do you have Metro: Memorial Park, was the last one they added on the patch, i posted a comment with a map with all fast travel points, but my comment was not approved yet, i think becase the external link, but it could be useful for all looking for the trophy

May 1, 2021 at 11:43 pm

Finished finding all the data points after patch 1.22 and trophy did not pop. Any work around or do I have to start from scratch?

May 2, 2021 at 9:54 am

Two metro is missing on the map.It is the north side of Luxury Apartments in Westbrook and the east side of Megtabuilding H6 in Santo Domingo.

May 2, 2021 at 12:18 pm

I’m gonna look into this shortly. At launch the metros were not marked on the in-game map, and were not needed for the trophy. But it’s possible they changed it with patches.

Edit: updated maps with the new Dataterms/Metros that the patch added.

May 5, 2021 at 4:23 am

I’m from Japan. I got the trophy on 1.22 (PS4). We need to find 149 dataterm to get the trophy. The dataterm missing on this site are – Metro: Farrier St (West side of Goldsmith ST) – Metro: Zocalo (North side of Afterlife) – Metro: Ellison St (East side of Afterlife) – Metro: Charter Hill (North side of Luxury Apartments) – Metro: Downtown – Alexander St (North side of Downtown Central) – Palms View Way (North side of Valentino Alley) – Metro: Memorial Park (South side of Arasaka Tower) – Metro: Ebunike (East side of Metro: Glen North) – Metro: Megabuilding H7 (East side of Megabuilding H6) – Metro: Stadium (East side of Chapel) – Metro: Wolleson St (North side of Stadium Parking)

May 6, 2021 at 8:59 am

You are a legend thanks!

May 11, 2021 at 5:52 pm

i have them all and still didnt get the trophy

May 30, 2021 at 4:09 pm

Yes of Course i have all Stations Check Up and i didnt have the trophy too

July 18, 2021 at 9:15 am

I’m on version 1.23 on PS4 and I’ve got all 150 fast travel locations but the trophy hasn’t unlocked and I’m trying to get the platinum

July 19, 2021 at 2:58 pm

Turns out I forgot two of the fast travel locations once I found them the trophy unlocked

July 23, 2021 at 12:53 pm

Thank you it was very helpful

July 27, 2021 at 7:54 pm

Where is Metro: Eisenhower ST I really need that one in Watson

July 27, 2021 at 8:03 pm

Around the middle of Watson, north-west of Little China (north-west of the big highway).

July 27, 2021 at 8:48 pm

@Powerpyx i found one around that area in a alley but it’s not showing up on the map is that it also if it int I’ll just go back to this one last can’t deal with the stress ?

July 28, 2021 at 5:43 pm

Thanks for your help Powerpyx I got my achievement now this one was a pain and probably the most annoying has you running all over the city

February 16, 2022 at 1:25 am

As of new patch on x1, I have gotten all 150 locations and the tracker has stopped at 94%. So either they added more or its bugged. Let me know if you guys find anything. It’s my last achievement in need

February 17, 2022 at 9:49 pm

So on cdpr forums users have confirmed there are more fast travel points post patch 1.5. 4 new ones at each of the apartments and a new on on jig jig st. Can we get updated maps when you find them pyx?

February 20, 2022 at 11:06 pm

hi I found 2 locations that are not on the map the trophy did not jump me, but maybe it will help someone. To whom should I send photos of those 2 locations to add them to the map ???

February 21, 2022 at 8:53 am

This guide needs to be updated post patch 1.5.

Used it to check off the locations for the trophy and after triple checking yes I have located every single one in this guide and still no trophy.

March 10, 2022 at 1:41 pm

Damn. I’m going to be starting this trophy soon if it doesn’t pop from gameplay. This is getting me worried.

March 10, 2022 at 1:44 pm

Just found this elsewhere. There are new dataterms in patch 1.5.

Maybe try giving the following a try:

“Pinewood Junction” NE of the small round about center of WATSON “Allen Street” North of Allen ST South in WATSON “Metro Farrier St” Directly west of Allen Street in WATSON “Woodhaven Street” East of most SE Ripperdoc in SANTO DAMINGO “Mission Waterfront” Near most west Ripperdoc in SANTO DAMINGO “Jig-Jig Street” East of the NW Ripperdoc JAPANTOWN

+the four apartments 

March 10, 2022 at 2:12 pm

Did you ever figure this out? I spent hours and hours double checking I have them all and no trophy.

March 14, 2022 at 2:34 pm

As Matt Willis mentioned above –

“Mission Waterfront” Near most west Ripperdoc in SANTO DAMINGO did it for me.

March 18, 2022 at 3:47 am

The ‘Woodhaven Street’ Terminal did it for me. Its also not on the above maps as of me posting this.

Hope this helps!

March 27, 2022 at 9:52 pm

This one did it for me, new dataterms added in 1.5 are needed for trophy.

March 19, 2022 at 1:16 am

Apparently the last patch added more fast travel points yet again and the new ones are now also required for the trophy.

I’ll add those and update the maps after I’m done with Elden Ring and Tiny Tina Wonderlands.

Edit: The guide has now been updated with the new dataterms from Patch 1.5.

March 30, 2022 at 6:41 pm

I did a spreadsheet and entered everything listed on this site, I came up with 149 listed by Powerpyx: Watson= 35, Westbrook= 24, San Dom= 19, Heywood= 26, City Center= 13, Pacifica= 7, East Badlands= 12, and South Badlands= 13. My calculator has 149. Then I added the 10 new ones from update 1.5 which lists 10 (6 new + 4 apartments), but one of the new ones is already listed on this site (Metro: Farrier St, that’s #22 in Watson. So the new list only has 9. There are two missing. This is for the PS5 version, I already have the PS4 version 1.0 trophy, just replaying it for another platinum. If I find the two names that are missing, I will update this post.

April 11, 2022 at 5:28 pm

Guide is now updated for Patch 1.5 with the 10 new dataterms. I kept the old maps for Badlands as nothing there changed, rest of maps has been updated. The new dataterms are tagged in the text list. Also added video for Patch 1.5 at the top.

Sorry that it took me a while to get this updated. There were so many big games launching so close together in recent weeks that it didn’t leave me with a free minute until now. I’d normally have this updated in a day. Hopefully no new dataterms until DLCs arrive.

April 21, 2022 at 9:13 pm

Thanks a lot for the updated version, that helped a LOT!

April 25, 2022 at 8:03 pm

There is actually 157 in this guide and according to email I received from CDProject support there is 159 needed for trophy so… Where are those two?

April 30, 2022 at 1:32 pm

All 160 are here. You can add up the ones for each region to confirm yourself. 39 Watson + 26 Westbrook + 14 City Center + 27 Heywood + 21 Santo Domingo + 7 Pacifica + 13 East Badlands (in the list I have Nomad Camp/Mobile Camp listed as 1 because it’s the same point that has 2 movable spawns) + 13 South Badlands = 160 All here 🙂

May 17, 2022 at 2:33 pm

I was missing Kerry Eurodyne’s Residence in Watson. The trophy just unlocked for me today. Thanks for the map PowerPyx

July 18, 2022 at 12:06 am

Your list has 159 Fast Travel Dataterms.

July 18, 2022 at 2:46 am

See Nomad Camp / Mobile Camp, it’s two in one because that dataterm transforms and moves around with quest progression. It’s basically a matter of how you count it. There are 160 different dataterms but only 159 can be on the map at any given time. That’s because Nomad Camp transforms into Mobile Camp. For trophy purposes it doesn’t matter which of the two you have active, you only need one or the other. Counting them separately it adds up to 160, they are just listed as one because you only need one of them.

September 16, 2022 at 8:25 am

When I hover my mouse pointer on the Trailer Park fast travel location, the map reports Badlands, not the Santo Domingo district.

When you’re missing just one location and you think you’ve found it but … sigh.

October 16, 2022 at 1:07 am

After over an hour of despair and double-checking my map i finally found my mistake. It was Reconciliation Park. Didn’t check it because of the quest marker for the last mission i guess… Was stressing out in believe it was bugged for me.

September 26, 2023 at 12:09 am

Thanks brother, I was missing the same one.

October 21, 2022 at 1:06 am

So I just cross referenced this map and got all the points I was missing and the trophy didn’t pop for me, is this trophy still bugged? I’m on PS5. I’ll triple check the map again but I’m positive I’m not missing any

December 18, 2022 at 7:49 am

Started playing for the 1st time on ps5 after patch 1.61, and I have achieved the trophy. I was missing 4 in the badlands and 1 in Watson. Thanks for the locations and maps.

May 26, 2023 at 12:01 pm

Thanks a lot, I was only missing 4 from Badlands and luckyly I started my search there, so got the trophy in 20 mins.

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All Fast Travel locations in Cyberpunk 2077

As players begin their journey in Cyberpunk 2077 ‘s Night City, they’ll be quick to realize that Fast Travel points are the way to go. The areas in and around Night City are vast and dense. As numerous objectives task V with crossing the city, Fast Travel points quickly become a convenience.

Fast Travel points are only available after discovering them. With over 150 options, that’s a lot of hoofing it. While you’re likely to discover many of them naturally throughout your playthrough, there are a few out of the way. To get you moving, here’s a full list of every Fast Travel location in Cyberpunk 2077 .

Badlands – Fast Travel

The Badlands surround Night City and are primarily made up of desert and scrubland. The Nomads and their various families call this place home.

Biotechnica Flats

• Abandoned Parking Lot
• Border Checkpoint
• Fuel Station
• Las Palapas Motel
• Protein Farm

Jackson Plains

• Regional Airport
• Solar Arrays
• Solar Power Station
• Tango Tors Motel

Laguna Bend

Rattlesnake Creek

• Abandoned Fuel Station

• Medeski Fuel Station
• Sunset Motel
• Trailer Park
• Rocky Ridge

• Desert Film Set
• Edgewood Farm
• Mobile Camp
• Old Turbines
• Sunshine Motel

Sierra Sonora

• Wraith Camp

City Center – Fast Travel

City Center is the beating heart of Night City, divided into areas like Corporate Plaza and Downtown. Corporations like Arasaka call this place home.

Corporate Plaza

• Arasaka Tower
• Metro: Memorial Park
• Reconciliation Park

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• Downtown Central
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Heywood – Fast Travel

Heywood is a district of parallels with the ritzy north bordering the City Center. Traveling south, players will cross into increasingly poorer neighborhoods with gangs like the Valentinos and 6th Street fighting for control.

• Congress & Madison
• El Coyote Cojo
• Hanford Overpass
• Megabuilding H3
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Wellsprings

• Berkeley & Bay
• Cannery Plaza
• Megabuilding H2
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• Parque Del Mar
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Pacifica – Fast Travel

Pacifica is a dream gone terribly wrong. It was originally a playground for the ultra-wealthy. However, since the Unification War, it has officially been excised from Night City, with Kurt Hanson controlling Dogtown and the Voodoo Boys fighting for scraps.

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• Golden Pacific
• Longshore Stacks
• Luxor High Wellness Spa
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Imminent Domain isn’t just a phrase in Santo Domingo; it’s a way of life. Many of Night City’s corporations use the area as a testing ground with little concern for the lives of those who live there.

• Arasaka Industrial Park
• Hargreaves St
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• Red Dirt Bar
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• San Amaro St
• Tama Viewpoint

Watson – Fast Travel

Watson is where V initially calls home. It is a melting pot of cultures with predominant Asian influences. Like every area that isn’t City Center, Watson has fallen on hard times.

Arasaka Waterfront

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• Metro: Eisenhower St

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• Bellevue Overwalk
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• Kennedy North
• Pinewood St South

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• California & Cartwright
• Clarendon St
• Goldsmith St
• Megabuilding H10: Atrium
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• Metro: Farrier St
• Metro: Med Center
• Metro: Zocalo

• All Foods Plant
• Arasaka Waterfront North
• Ebunike Docks
• Longshore North
• Megabuilding H10
• Offshore St
• Pershing St

Westbrook – Fast Travel

Westbrook is one of the wealthiest districts in Night City , with many in power calling it home. Primarily known for Japantown, Westbrook also extends out into Charter Hill and North Oak which offer more privacy with the eddies.

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• Gold Niwaki Plaza
• Longshore South
• Luxury Apartments
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• Dark Matter
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• Redwood Market
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• Drive-In Theater
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Cyberpunk 2077 gives its players an extensive open world to explore as they navigate through the game. It's not hard to get lost in the vastness of Night City, but that isn't a bad thing at all. When first opening up the map, players may feel overwhelmed with its dimensions; in total, Night City, has six main districts, all of which have subdistricts, and there is also an outer area that surrounds the city.

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As the player proceeds through the campaign of Cyberpunk 2077 and completes side missions, they will start unlocking fast travel dataterms that will give them instant travel access to locations all over the map. This guide will list all available dataterms on the Cybperpunk 2077 map to help players find any that they might've missed.

Updated on October 17, 2023, by Anastasia Maillot: Cyberpunk 2077 has gone through yet another major change. In anticipation of the Phantom Liberty DLC, CDPR released the 2.0 update, which overhauled various in-game features from how police and vehicle combat works to even completely changing the perk tree. Now, with Phantom Liberty out of the gates as well and a new location called Dogtown open for visitors in the heart of Pacifica, players have more reason than ever before to explore everything Night City has to give. The new dataterms available in Dogtown have been added in for those looking to unlock them all.

Once the player has finished The Ride main mission, they will gain access to the fast stations known as dataterms. These terminals are scattered all over the map, and, given the size of Night City, gamers should attempt unlocking them as soon as possible to facilitate moving long distances in the future.

There is no real indicator of where a dataterm might be before it's unlocked - it's up to the player to find them as they explore Night City. However, there are certain locations where it's likely for dataterms to be. Places where main missions occur, as well as other side missions that'll have V completing NCPD Scanner Hustles or hunting down Cyberpsychos all, tend to have a fast travel spot nearby . This might be so that it's easier to return to the location if there's any issue and V has died or fled from the scene.

Using the filters on the map is a great way to find missing dataterms as well. These filters allow the player to hide many markers that they don't need, and they can opt to only show fast travel locations and other useful options such as Cyberpsycho Sightings and NCPD scans.

In order to unlock a dataterm and add it to the map, the player doesn't actually have to interact with it; they only have to be within a certain perimeter, and it'll automatically become available as a fast travel location in the future . The player might just accidentally unlock a couple of dataterms by taking a ride along the many streets of Night City.

To fast travel somewhere else, the player must approach the nearest terminal and interact with it by pressing Select Destination. Then, the world map will open up and they must pick one of the other available fast travel locations.

After the game's release, it received many patches and updates which gradually increased the number of dataterms available. At the moment, there are 166 fast travel dataterms placed all over Night City, including the ones from Phantom Liberty, and players have to find them all if they'd like to unlock the Frequent Flyer achievement .

This interactive Night City map is a great way to see which dataterms the player might be missing. Unfortunately, it doesn't feature the ones added with patch 2.0, but still, it helps exclude the majority of the dataterms already unlocked.

The tables below list all the dataterm locations in Cyberpunk 2077 from the northern areas to the southern areas. The 1.5 free Cyberpunk 2077 update back in 2022 to honor Edgerunners added various apartments that V would be able to purchase as well as handy metro and street locations. Fortunately, the apartments don't have to be purchased in order for these areas to have fast travel enabled . As far as it is known right now, Update 2.0 did not add any new dataterms, but the DLC does.

Watson is the district where the player will be able to find many of the bars that they'll have to visit during the main storyline, including the notorious Cyberpunk 2077 Afterlife club .

Westbrook is known as the rich district of Night City, and where the Tyger Claws usually hang out.

City Center

The City Center district is filled with corpos as it's the place where most corporations' headquarters are. It may be hard for V to feel like they fit in here unless they've chosen the Corpo life path at the start of the game .

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Heywood has borders with the City Center district and Westbrook, which are some of the richest areas on the map; on the hand, it also shares a border with Santo Domingo, an industrial nightmare.

Pacifica has received a huge sub-location in the form of Dogtown as of Phantom Liberty's release . On top of the Voodoo Boys' and Animals' turf, players can now wander into Kurt Hansen's pocket of authority if they have the expansion installed.

Santo Domingo

This district is a very industrial area on the map and one of the oldest districts of Night City.

The Badlands have been exploited as much as possible and consequently turned into a terrifyingly silent wasteland. This is where V will come face-to-face with the Nomads. The Aldecaldo Camp will first be available as the Mobile Camp dataterm, on the eastern side of the map, but once the player progresses enough into the main story, it'll be renamed to Nomad Camp, and the dataterm will move up north - more precisely, northwest of Westbrook.

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This is a guide on how to Fast Travel in Cyberpunk 2077. Read on to learn how to use and unlock Fast Travel, with a list of all Fast Travel Points available in the game, and learn about fast traveling with the metro.

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Find Fast Travel Dataterms

Fast travelling in Cyberpunk 2077 is quite different from most open-world games. You need to find a fast travel dataterm in order to Fast Travel around Night City.

These dataterms are scattered across the city. You can easily find one by looking for a blue pin on the map. Interact with the nearest dataterm you see to view a map with all currently unlocked locations. Then, select one to travel to that point.

Fast Travel with Metro System

Use metro train stations to travel.

As of Update 2.1 , a metro system was introduced, allowing you to choose between using the train stations as fast travel points or to ride the metro for some sightseeing. When choosing to fast travel, they'll act like dataterms , allowing you to teleport to dataterms and stations you've already visited.

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Cyberpunk 2077 Locations and Names of 159 Fast Travel Data Terms Patch 1.5

Hey there, Night City explorers! Ready to zip around the sprawling metropolis of Cyberpunk 2077 like a true netrunner? You’re in luck! This guide’s got all the deets on the 159 fast travel data terms added in Patch 1.5. Whether you’re a seasoned merc or a fresh-faced corpo, knowing these spots will save you tons of time and eddies. Let’s jack in and get started!

Quick Answer: What are Fast Travel Data Terms in Cyberpunk 2077?

Fast travel data terms in Cyberpunk 2077 are special points scattered throughout Night City that allow players to instantly teleport from one location to another, saving time on travel. Patch 1.5 increased the total number to 159, making it easier than ever to navigate the city.

My Night City Adventure: A Netrunner’s Tale

Before we dive into the nitty-gritty, let me share a quick story. When I first booted up Cyberpunk 2077, I was blown away by Night City’s size. It was huge! I spent hours just wandering around, taking in the sights and sounds. But man, did my feet hurt (well, V’s feet, anyway).

Then I discovered fast travel points. Game-changer! I made it my mission to unlock every single one. It became a fun side quest, leading me to corners of Night City I might’ve missed otherwise. I remember finding the data term near the Columbarium in Westbrook. It was quiet, a rare moment of peace in the city’s chaos. I took a breather there, thinking about all the stories behind the names on those walls.

That’s the beauty of hunting down these fast travel points – you never know what you’ll find along the way. Now, let’s help you do the same!

Fast Travel 101: What You Need to Know

Fast travel in Cyberpunk 2077 works through data terms scattered all over Night City. These terminals let you zip from one spot to another in the blink of an eye. With Patch 1.5, there are now 159 of these bad boys to find and use. Here’s the lowdown on each district:

Watson: The Heart of the Action

Watson’s got it all – from grimy alleys to towering megabuildings. Here are the fast travel points you’ll find in this bustling district:

• Ebunkie Docks
• Offshore ST
• Arasaka Waterfront North
• California & Pershing
• Pershing ST
• All Foods Plant
• Longshore North
• Kabuki Market
• Kennedy North
• Metro: Med Center
• Metro: Eisenhower ST
• California & Cartwright
• Goldsmith ST
• Metro: Farrier St
• Bellevue Overwalk
• Allen ST South
• Kabuki: Central
• Pinewood ST South
• Megabuilding H10: Atrium
• Bradbury & Buran
• Metro: Zocalo
• Metro: Ellison St
• Clarendon ST

Westbrook: Living the High Life

Westbrook’s is where the rich and famous hang out. Here’s where you can fast travel in this ritzy part of town:

• Drive-In Theater
• Capitola ST
• Skyline & Salinas
• Sagan & Diamond
• Japantown West
• Metro: Monroe ST
• Fourth Wall Studios
• Cherry Blossom Market
• Megabuilding H8
• Redwood Market
• Crescent & Broad
• Silk Road West
• Metro: Japantown South
• Gold Niwaki Plaza
• Dark Matter
• Metro: Charter Hill
• Luxury Apartments
• Longshore South
• Columbarium
• North Oak Sign
• Kerry Eurodyne’s Residence
• Arasaka Estate

City Center: Where the Big Dogs Play

City Center is corpo central. Here’s where you can zip to and from in this concrete jungle:

• Downtown North
• Berkeley & Bruce Skiv
• Metro: Republic Way
• Skyline & Republic
• Downtown Central
• Gold Beach Marina
• Corporation ST
• Arasaka Tower
• Metro: Downtown – Alexander ST
• Corpo Plaza Apartment
• Metro: Memorial Park
• Reconciliation Park

Heywood: Where Glitz Meets Grit

Heywood’s a mix of fancy and tough. Check out these fast travel spots:

• Delamain HQ
• Republic & Vine
• Skyline East
• Metro: Congress & MLK
• Congress & Madison
• Senate & Market
• Metro: Glen North
• Berkeley & Bay
• Cannery Plaza
• Metro: Market ST
• Palms View Plaza
• Pumping Station
• Parque del Mar
• Megabuilding H2
• Ventura & Skyline
• Valentino Alley
• Metro: Glen South
• Hanford Overpass
• El Coyote Cojo
• Megabuilding H3
• Shooting Range
• Palms View Way
• Metro: Ebunike
• Glen Apartment

Santo Domingo: The Industrial Playground

Santo Domingo’s all about industry and grit. Here’s where you can hop to:

• Mission Waterfront
• Red Dirt Bar
• MLK & Brandon
• Metro: Wollesen St
• Hargreaves ST
• Megabuilding H6
• Republic East
• Megabuilding H4
• Rancho Coronado South
• Arasaka Industrial Park
• Metro: Megabuilding H7
• San Amaro ST
• Rancho Coronado North
• Mallagra & Mazanita
• Almunecar & Jerze
• Kendal Park
• Rancho Coronado East
• Woodhaven ST
• Dam Viewpoint

Pacifica: The Forgotten Paradise

Pacifica’s seen better days, but it’s got character. Check out these fast travel points:

• Pacifica Pier
• Stadium Parking
• Batty’s Hotel
• Metro: Stadium
• Grand Imperial Mall
• West Hind Apartments

Badlands: The Wild, Wild West

The Badlands are tough, but these fast travel points make it easier to explore:

• Sunrise Motel
• Solar Farms
• Gas Station
• Rattlesnake Creek
• Storm Channel
• Rocky Ridge
• Wraiths Camp
• Border Checkpoint

Pro Tips for Fast Travel Mastery

Want to unlock all these fast travel points like a boss? Here are some tricks I picked up along the way:

• Map it out: Use your in-game map to mark the data terms you haven’t found yet. It’s like a treasure hunt!
• Mix business with pleasure: Try to unlock new fast travel points while you’re doing gigs or side jobs. Two birds, one stone!
• Explore every nook and cranny: Some data terms are hidden in weird spots. Don’t be afraid to poke around alleys or climb buildings.
• Wheels are your friends: Use bikes or cars to cover ground faster, especially in the Badlands.
• Stay updated: Keep an eye out for patches like 1.5 that might add new fast travel points.

Wrapping Up: Your Ticket to Night City Freedom

There you have it, choombas – all 159 fast travel data terms in Cyberpunk 2077’s Patch 1.5. With this info, you’ll be zipping around Night City faster than you can say “preem”. Remember, finding these points isn’t just about getting from A to B – it’s about discovering all the cool stuff Night City has to offer.

So gear up, hit the streets, and start unlocking those data terms. Who knows what awesome sights, wild characters, or hidden quests you’ll find along the way? Night City’s waiting for you, and now you’ve got the keys to the kingdom. Stay cool, and happy exploring! Recommended for You:

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Cyberpunk 2077 Fast Travel Dataterm Locations Guide

Beats walking.

In Cyberpunk 2077, Fast Travel is possible through Dataterms and NCART stations located all over the map. There are a total of 166 Dataterm fast travel points (to date) in the game, enabling the player to travel instantly to any point on the map.

Upon finding all of the 166 fast travel Dataterms, you unlock the Frequent Flyer  achievement. Unfortunately, there isn’t any particular console command or cheat that unlocks all the fast travel points in the game, which means that you will have to make an effort to find them yourself.

Hence, we present you with this guide which highlights all the Fast Travel Dataterm locations in Cyberpunk 2077 to help you in this excruciating endeavor. The additional Dataterms that were added after the Phantom Liberty update are also included.

How to unlock Dataterms in Cyberpunk 2077

To unlock Fast Travel in Cyberpunk 2077, you first have to complete the “The Ride”  main mission. Once that’s done, Dataterms across Night City will become available to you.

Your next step is to find the Dataterms. Since they aren’t really marked on the map before you find them, they are hard to locate. As a rule of thumb, try to wander around areas where you get main/side missions, and they will probably pop up.

Note that the Dataterms don’t have to be interacted with to be unlocked – all you have to do is be close enough to them, regardless of whether you are in a car or on foot. You, however, do have to interact with them to use them.

How to use fast travel dataterms

The fast travel Dataterms are highlighted by the blue pins on the map. Approach the blue pin by following the map and interact with the Dataterm there.

The map with all unlocked fast travel locations will show up. Simply select the point of travel and you will be at your destination in a few seconds.

You cannot fast-travel to a location you have not visited first. You have to visit the location physically first before you can fast-travel there.

All fast travel points (Update 2.0)

There are a total of 166 Dataterms in Cyberpunk 2077 post Phantom Liberty DLC. The fast travel points are divided into the following districts:

City Center

Santo domingo.

Watson is a district of Night City. It is the place where V takes residence and starts their adventure as well. There are 36 fast travel points in the Watson district, which you can see on the map given below.

Some of the notable fast travel points in the Watson district are also mentioned below.

Bradbury & Buran This fast travel point is located around the corner from Vik’s ripper doc shop and Misty’s shop.

Ebunike Docks This fast travel point is located in the northern part of the Watson district.

Megabuilding H10 Atrium This is a key fast travel point since it takes you to V’s apartment.

NID: East It is an important fast travel point because it will take you to Westbrook’s North Oak.

Other fast travel areas in Watson include

• All Foods Plant
• Longshore North
• Kabuki Market
• Kennedy North
• Metro: Med Center
• Metro: Eisenhower ST
• California & Cartwright
• Goldsmith ST
• Bellevue Overwalk
• Allen ST South
• Kabuki: Central
• Pinewood ST South
• Clarendon ST
• Offshore ST
• Pershing ST
• Northside Apartment
• Megabuilding H11
• California and Pershing
• Arasaka Waterfront North
• Pinewood Junction
• Metro: Zocalo
• Metro: Ferrier ST
• Metro: Ellison ST

Westbrook is considered the best place to live in Night City. This part of the city mainly consists of Celebrities and corporate people. It’s the best place to stay and have fun and most importantly, this is the place where Japantown resides.

There are a total of 26 Dataterms in Westbrook, which are as follows:

• Drive-In Theater
• Capitola ST
• Skyline & Salinas
• Sagan & Diamond
• Japantown West
• Metro: Monroe ST
• Fourth Wall Studios
• Cherry Blossom Market
• Megabuilding H8
• Redwood Market
• Crescent & Broad
• Silk Road West
• Metro: Japantown South
• Gold Niwaki Plaza
• Dark Matter
• Luxury Apartments
• Longshore South
• Columbarium
• North Oak Sign
• Kerry Eurodyne’s Residence
• Arasaka Estate
• Japantown Apartment
• Jig-jig Street
• Metro: Charter Hill

The corporate showcase of the Night City, the City Center plays the role of the central business district of the City. Almost every corporation in the city operates from the City Center.

There are a total of 12 Dataterms in City Center, which are as follows:

• Downtown North
• Berkeley & Bruce Skiv
• Metro: Republic Way
• Skyline & Republic
• Downtown Central
• Gold Beach Marina
• Corporation ST
• Arasaka Tower
• Metro: Downtown – Alexander ST
• Corpo Plaza Apartment
• Metro: Memorial Park

One of the six districts in the Night City, Heywood; located in the North shows the prestigious side of the city whereas the South consists of money-hungry gangs such as Valentinos and 6th Street.

Fast travel points in the Heywood region of Night City amount to 29 as follows:

• Delamain HQ
• Republic & Vine
• Skyline East
• Metro: Congress & MLK
• Congress & Madison
• Reconciliation Park
• Senate & Market
• Metro: Glen North
• Berkeley & Bay
• Cannery Plaza
• Metro: Market ST
• Palms View Plaza
• Pumping Station
• Parque del Mar
• Megabuilding H2
• Ventura & Skyline
• Valentino Alley
• Metro: Glen South
• Hanford Overpass
• El Coyote Cojo
• Megabuilding H3
• Shooting Range
• Palms View Way
• Metro: Ebunike
• Glen Apartment

One of the oldest districts in the Night City, Santo Domingo is mainly used as a testing tool for industrial usage such as making new buildings by destroying the already constructed, etc.

The 20 total Dataterms in Santa Domingo are as follows:

• San Amaro ST
• Rancho Coronado North
• Republic East
• Megabuilding H6
• MLK & Brandon
• Red Dirt Bar
• Hargreaves ST
• Arasaka Industrial Park
• Mallagra & Mazanita
• Kendal Park
• Dam Viewpoint
• Rancho Coronado East
• Almunecar & Jerez
• Rancho Coronado South
• Megabuilding H4
• Woodhaven ST
• Mission Waterfront
• Metro Wollesen ST
• Metro: Megabuilding H7

South of the Night City, this former Pacifica Playground used to be the place for upper-classed corporate residential areas. However, this money-driving district didn’t see the light and is now ruled by gang members.

Pacifica holds a total of 13 Dataterms:

• Stadium Parking
• Pacifica Pier
• Batty’s Hotel
• Grand Imperial Mall
• West Wind Apartments
• Golden Pacific
• Metro: Stadium
• Longshore Stacks
• Kress Street
• Terra Cognita
• EBM Petrochem Stadium
• Luxor Highh Wellness Spa

Tough Night City only has six main districts, Badlands is considered the seventh district. This district is divided into two parts, the East Badlands and the South Badlands – containing 28 Dataterms in total.

East Badlands include:

• Nomad Camp/Mobile Camp
• Desert Film Set
• Rocky Ridge
• Sunset Motel
• Trailer Park
• Sunshine Motel
• Old Turbines
• Wraith Camp
• Edgewood Farm
• Medeski Fuel Station

South Badlands include:

• Tama Viewpoint
• Solar Power Station
• Abandoned Parking Lot
• Las Palapas Motel
• Solar Arrays
• Tango Tors Motel
• Abandoned Fuel Station
• Regional Airport
• Fuel Station
• Border Checkpoint
• Protein Farm

Phantom Liberty Fast Travel Points

With the introduction of the Phantom Liberty DLC for Cyberpunk 2077, a new area called Dogtown is now available. This is a subregion of the Pacifica District and has its own set of Fast Travel Dataterms – a total of 6 additional. These Dataterms are included in the preceding text and are as follows:

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Cyberpunk 2077 guide: How to fast travel

How to avoid driving in Night City

by Jeffrey Parkin

As we’ve said about several parts of Cyberpunk 2077 , fast travel doesn’t quite work how (or as easily as) you’d expect, and involves an extra step. In fact, it’s better to think of it as rapid transit than the fast travel you’d see in another game.

In this Cyberpunk 2077 guide, we’ll explain how fast travel works.

Note: With various patches changing numerous aspects of Cyberpunk 2077 since release, the advice on this page is likely out of date. If you were wondering what’s changed since launch, read our Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty review , which also covers the 2.0 update.

Fast travel in Cyberpunk 2077

Fast travel in Cyberpunk 2077 takes you from one fast travel location to another — hence why we think of it as rapid (or public) transit instead.

Fast travel locations (kiosks?) look like a futuristic mailbox with a large green “Tourist Information” hologram above them (like in the image at the top of this guide). They are marked on your map (and minimap) as a purple hexagonal pin.

When you interact with the touchscreen on a fast travel kiosk, you’ll be able to select any other fast travel location as your destination.

Navigating with (and to) fast travel

When you’re tracking a Job, Side Job, Gig, or vehicle for sale — either out of your Journal or directly from the map — a highlighted yellow path will lead you to your objective. Since you’re always tracking one of these, you’ll always have that yellow line (unless you’re waiting for more information about your task).

Interestingly, picking anything else off the map — like a crime, hustle, vendor, or fast travel kiosk — will create a second path in the appropriate color. This is extremely useful for fast traveling, since the fast travel kiosks aren’t always easy to find.

Zoom in on V on your map, and find the nearest fast travel location. Select it to create your path to it — which will include any stairs, alleys, or elevators you’ll need to navigate along the way.

Once you reach the fast travel location, your other path — the yellow one — will remain on the fast travel map you pull up. That makes it easy to find the fast travel destination closest to your, well, destination.

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How to fast travel and how to unlock fast travel locations in Cyberpunk 2077

How to get around Night City quickly with fast travel.

Cyberpunk 2077 fast travel allows you to get around the map much faster and easier than going by foot or using a vehicle.

Night City, as you'll soon discover, is vast - and though it offers some stunning vistas when you travel by freeway, sometimes you want to get to a particular district as soon as possible.

The ability to fast travel is unlocked as soon as you are able to explore Night City in Act 1 of Cyberpunk 2077 - albeit in a lockdown state - though using the system isn't as easy as selecting a point to go to from the map screen.

On this page:

• How to use fast travel
• How to unlock fast travel points

For more help with Cyberpunk 2077, we have pages on Cyberpunk GOG rewards , life paths and attributes .

How to use fast travel in Cyberpunk 2077

Fast travel - and the ability to explore Night City freely - isn't available until you have completed the life path -specific prologue and begin Act 1.

From here, go to one of the main fast travel terminals in the city. These are indicated by the blue pin on the map screen, and in-game, by a console with a projection of a map above it.

Travel there, and interact with it. Now select one of the fast travel points you have unlocked, and within a few seconds, you'll jump to that location.

The important thing to note with the fast travel system is you cannot fast travel from anywhere in the city by browsing the map screen alone. Though it shows fast travel points, the ability to fast travel requires you to physically make your way to one of those dataterms first.

Then, from there, you can fast travel.

How to unlock fast travel points in Cyberpunk 2077

To unlock additional fast travel points is simple - you have to have reached the node you wish to travel to first. You don't have to physically use it first - provided you are within proximity (at a mid-distance which is fairly generous) it will then be added to your map.

This means the more you explore, the more you're able to return to using fast travel. Playing main story missions is perhaps the best way to do this, gently introducing you to more areas of Night City, so you understand the layout more naturally.

However, if you want to, you can simply start exploring freely and unlock nodes as you come into them - whatever works for you.

Either way, note that the starting area of Watson is in lockdown during Act 1 - so however you decide to play, you can only explore so far to begin with.

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How to fast travel across the Cyberpunk 2077 map of Night City

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The full Cyberpunk 2077 map will definitely require Fast Travel to get around, a huge map of Night City with different regions and districts, as well as desert to explore to the South and luxurious hills to the East, including the new Dogtown region added as part of the Phantom Liberty DLC. Below we've broken down the full Cyberpunk 2077 map for Night City, from its overall size to the different districts and more. Time to go exploring...

Cyberpunk 2077 full map

This is the full playable area of the Cyberpunk 2077 map. It's made up of the city, with six districts, as well as the Badlands and outlying areas. The blue lines are roads which gives a good idea of the overall inhabited layout. You'll see almost all of it's as well by the end of the story as various missions eventually take you to all the major locations. 

Each area is self-sufficient with a selection of vendors, services, fast travel points and more. It means you can easily stay in an area a while as you explore without having to worry about going anywhere else for supplies. 

The majority of your time will be spent in the city itself, which is made up of six main districts further divided up into sub-districts, with different gangs controlling most areas: 

• Watson - Northside, Arasaka Waterfront, Little China
• Westbrook - Japantown, North Oak, Charter Hill
• City Center - Corpo Plaza, Downtown
• Heywood - Wellsprings, The Glen
• Santo Domingo - Arroyo, Rancho Coranado
• Pacifica - Coastview, West Wind Estate

Each area differs in style and look depending on its overall status - some areas are run down, others wealthy and the people, shops and buildings will reflect that.

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How to fast travel in Cyberpunk 2077

Fast travel points appear as small kiosks with a big green holographic map in the real world, and as blue markers on the map. They appear all over the map as you find them, meaning you can easily move between areas you've been to already where you've passed a fast travel point. You don't have to interact with them to unlock anything, they'll just be added as you explore and you'll be able to move freely around the areas you've visited in no time at all.   

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