Verdansk returned to Warzone with its familiar POIs, underground bunkers, hidden rooms, and a fresh set of secrets. Old COD fans will recognize several puzzles from the original map, while newer additions have changed which doors, codes, and rewards are worth checking.
Some Verdansk Easter eggs are active map secrets that can still provide cash, weapons, Killstreaks, or Specialist bonuses. Others belong to earlier Warzone seasons and remain important parts of the map’s history rather than repeatable puzzles in every current playlist.
This guide separates the current bunker and room codes from the classic Verdansk Easter eggs so you know what can still be attempted and which secrets are mainly part of Warzone lore.
Quick Verdansk Easter Egg Codes
| Location | Access Method |
| Bunker 0, south of Hills | 01011000 |
| Bunker 1, east of Boneyard | 04222021 |
| Bunker 3, west of Storage Town | 30198805 |
| Bunker 10, near Park | 31547206 |
| Shack east of TV Station | 01859472 |
| Farmland shack | 36158294 |
| Shack west of Prison | 13584927 |
| Bunker 11 | Complete the ringing-phone puzzle |
| Bunkers 4, 5, 6 and 9 | Red Access Card |
| Bunkers 2, 7 and 8 | Blue Access Card |
Codes and access methods can change through playlist or seasonal updates, so confirm that Verdansk and the related bunker system are active before planning an entire match around one location.
Hidden Bunker Codes
One of the oldest Easter eggs in Warzone is the secret bunker system. These bunkers are spread around Verdansk and require a fixed code, an Access Card, or a multi-step puzzle.
The easiest current bunker entries are:
- Bunker 0: Enter 01011000
- Bunker 1: Enter 04222021
- Bunker 3: Enter 30198805
- Bunker 10: Enter 31547206
The four codes remain the same during a match, making these bunkers easier to plan around than random Access Card locations.
Inside, you may find:
- High-tier weapons
- Cash
- Legendary Supply Boxes
- Armor and equipment
- Killstreaks
- Occasional Specialist bonuses
Bunkers are valuable, but they are also common ambush locations. Check nearby rooftops, vehicles, and entry points before using the keypad.
The original bunker storyline eventually connected with the devastation of Verdansk and the nuclear events that shaped the map’s history.
Red and Blue Access Card Bunkers
Several Verdansk bunkers do not use a permanent code.
Red Access Card Bunkers
Red cards can open:
- Bunker 4 near Dam
- Bunker 5 south of Military Base
- Bunker 6 east of Quarry
- Bunker 9 near Prison
Blue Access Card Bunkers
Blue cards can open:
- Bunker 2 northeast of Boneyard
- Bunker 7 northwest of Stadium
- Bunker 8 northwest of Stadium
Access Cards can appear randomly in loot chests or be taken from eliminated players. There is no guaranteed chest that always provides the color you need.
Do not carry a keycard across the entire map without checking the circle. A bunker route is only worthwhile when the gas, nearby contracts, and squad position allow you to reach it safely.
How to Open Bunker 11
Bunker 11 is the most complicated Verdansk bunker because it uses a phone-based Russian number puzzle rather than one fixed keypad code.
The basic process is:
- Search the possible activation phones until you find one that rings.
- Answer it and listen for three Russian numbers.
- Write down the numbers in the order spoken.
- Visit the matching numbered phones in that exact order.
- Travel to Bunker 11 north of Military Base.
- Enter after the light above the door turns green.
Turning subtitles on makes the Russian number sequence easier to identify. Common number words include:
| Number | Russian Audio |
| 0 | Nol |
| 1 | Odin |
| 2 | Dva |
| 3 | Tri |
| 4 | Chetyre |
| 5 | Pyat |
| 6 | Shest |
| 7 | Sem |
| 8 | Vosem |
| 9 | Devyat |
Bunker 11 is much easier with a squad because team members can split up, identify phones, and travel to the numbered locations before the gas closes.
Verdansk Shack Codes
Three smaller locked rooms can also be opened with fixed codes:
TV Station Shack
The locked shack east of TV Station uses:
01859472
Farmland Barn
The locked room around Farmland uses:
36158294
Prison Shack
The locked shack west of Prison uses:
13584927
These rooms are smaller than the main bunkers but can still provide useful early-game loot. They are often quicker and less contested than Bunker 11.
Stadium Computer Puzzle
After Stadium originally opened in Modern Warfare’s Warzone Season 5, it brought one of Verdansk’s best-known puzzles.
Players had to locate access cards linked to different Stadium levels, including:
- P2-16
- CL-19
- EL-21
Each card opened a room containing a computer. The computers displayed parts of a code made from numbers and symbols. By comparing all three displays, players could work out the final Stadium suite code.
Inside the locked room were high-tier loot and the Enigma CR-56 AMAX blueprint.
The original article referred to “P2–P3” cards, but the classic puzzle used three differently named cards. Whether the full computer puzzle is active depends on the current Stadium version and playlist.
Downtown Vault
The Downtown Bank vault was connected to a classic Scavenger-style Easter egg involving paintings, symbols, and a calculated access code.
Successful squads could enter the secure area and collect cash, weapons, and high-level loot. It became one of the more profitable original Verdansk secrets because it could improve a team’s early economy.
This is primarily a legacy Verdansk puzzle. Do not confuse it with the current fixed bunker and shack codes listed above.
The map has continued changing since its return, with the BO7 Warzone Update Sees Updated Verdansk With New Pois covering later locations such as Signal Station and Factory.
Park and Memorial Easter Egg
The Park and Memorial secrets were connected to Verdansk’s wider story rather than being simple loot rooms.
Players interacted with environmental clues and memorial locations to uncover audio and narrative details linked to Cold War operations. These discoveries helped connect Verdansk’s military history with the broader Cold War storyline.
This section is still useful for players interested in lore, although it should not be treated as a guaranteed current-match reward puzzle.
Train Station Secret Room
The original Train Station included locked areas connected with seasonal intel and hidden-room objectives.
Players could find War Tracks, loot, posters, and future content clues after completing the required steps. The exact room availability changed between Warzone seasons.
Verdansk’s returned Train Station later received an opened east wing and the return of the moving train. These are current map features, but they are separate from the original weekly intel-room puzzle.
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Subway Easter Egg
The original Verdansk subway puzzle rewarded the Firebrand Bruen MK9 blueprint.
To reach the hidden subway station, players had to:
- Enter the Downtown government building.
- Study paintings and their Roman numeral markings.
- Use the computer terminal.
- Decode the displayed number and symbol sequence.
- Enter the correct code.
- Travel to the Airport subway platform.
- Board the special maintenance train.
- Reach the secret station and loot room.
This was more complicated than simply gathering codes from random terminals. The painting and computer sequence was the key part of the original solution.
The subway puzzle is a legacy Easter egg and may not remain active in every current Warzone playlist.
Hospital Rooftop Keycard
The Hospital rooftop section in the older article needs an important correction.
The Enigma blueprint was tied to the Stadium computer-room Easter egg, not a random Hospital rooftop keycard. Hospital did contain loot routes and seasonal intel, but it should not be presented as the location that directly unlocked the Enigma blueprint.
Because the original claim mixed two separate secrets, the Stadium section above is the correct place to follow the Enigma route.
Verdansk Rebirth Clues
Before Rebirth Island and later Verdansk story events, players found coded laptops, audio messages, intel files, and environmental clues around the map.
These clues formed a breadcrumb trail through Warzone’s seasonal story. Some rewarded XP, Calling Cards, charms, or other collectibles, while others mainly revealed narrative information.
Their availability depended on the active Intel mission or season, so they cannot all be completed as permanent Verdansk Easter eggs today.
Current Codes vs Legacy Easter Eggs
Use this distinction before starting a match:
Current or Commonly Available Secrets
- Bunker 0 code
- Bunker 1 code
- Bunker 3 code
- Bunker 10 code
- Red Access Card bunkers
- Blue Access Card bunkers
- Bunker 11 phone puzzle
- TV Station shack code
- Farmland shack code
- Prison shack code
Legacy or Playlist-Dependent Secrets
- Stadium computer puzzle
- Downtown Bank vault
- Memorial and Intel missions
- Train Station secret room
- Firebrand subway puzzle
- Rebirth storyline clues
Warzone updates can reopen, disable, or modify these locations. A door being visible on the map does not always mean its original puzzle is currently active.
You Need to Use a Squad
These puzzles were seldom solo-friendly. The vast majority needed coordination and perseverance.
A full team can:
- Split up to check Bunker 11 phones
- Carry different keycards
- Watch entrances during keypad use
- Complete multi-location steps before the gas closes
- Protect the player interacting with computers
- Carry extra vehicles, Cash, and Buy Station options
Solo players can complete fixed-code bunkers and shacks more easily, but Bunker 11 and the longer legacy puzzles are far more reliable with teammates.
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Verdansk Easter Egg FAQs
What are the current Verdansk bunker codes?
The main fixed codes are 01011000 for Bunker 0, 04222021 for Bunker 1, 30198805 for Bunker 3, and 31547206 for Bunker 10.
How do you open Bunker 11?
Find the ringing activation phone, identify the three Russian numbers, visit the matching numbered phones in order, and then travel to Bunker 11 north of Military Base.
Where do Red and Blue Access Cards come from?
They appear randomly in loot chests and can also be collected from eliminated players. There is no guaranteed card spawn.
Can you complete Verdansk Easter eggs solo?
Fixed-code bunkers and shacks are manageable solo. Bunker 11, Stadium, and other multi-location puzzles are much easier with a coordinated squad.
Is the Stadium Easter egg still available?
Its availability depends on the current Stadium version and playlist. The classic solution used three access cards and computer displays to unlock the blueprint room.
What rewards are inside Verdansk bunkers?
Rewards can include Cash, high-tier weapons, Legendary Supply Boxes, equipment, Armor, Killstreaks, and occasional Specialist bonuses.
Final Thoughts
Verdansk’s secrets combine practical loot routes with some of the most memorable storytelling in Warzone history. The fixed bunker and shack codes are the easiest places to start, while Bunker 11 remains the main puzzle for squads that want a longer challenge.
Older secrets such as the Stadium room, Downtown Vault, and Firebrand subway route are still important parts of Verdansk lore, but their availability can depend on the active map version or playlist. Check the current doors and terminals before committing an entire match to a legacy solution.
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