Natural Disaster Survival is currently documented with 23 maps. The list below combines the active community Maps index with its current map category and was checked on September 14, 2026. Roblox’s public experience API does not expose the live rotation, so use this as a working roster and confirm names through the current map announcement or Yellow Compass interface when available.
Current map roster
Arch Park
Landmarks: park, arch, hotdog stand, statue.
Profile: open movement with limited dependable height.
Status: community-current; live rotation pending.
Coastal Quickstop
Landmarks: lighthouse, docks, buildings, well.
Profile: several shelter choices and a narrow tall route.
Status: community-current.
Devastation Station
Landmarks: station, train, coal hopper, water tower, handcars.
Profile: interactive rail equipment and mixed-height structures.
Open map guideFactory Frenzy
Landmarks: factory, crane, port, towers, power station.
Profile: broad shelter plus hazardous island extensions.
Open map guideFort Indestructible
Landmarks: fort, vehicles, helicopter, tall tower.
Profile: tempting height and many movable or breakable objects.
Status: community-current.
Furious Station
Landmarks: station-themed structures.
Profile: exact current layout needs a live pass.
Status: roster name corroborated; fields intentionally incomplete.
Glass Office
Landmarks: multi-level glass office.
Profile: quick vertical access with fragile-looking structure density.
Status: community-current.
Happy Home
Landmarks: house, yard, slide, trees.
Profile: simple layout with little extreme elevation.
Status: community-current; House Flood badge is officially enabled.
Heights School
Landmarks: school rooms, upper level, roof route.
Profile: substantial shelter with rooftop exposure choices.
Status: community-current.
Launch Land
Landmarks: rocket, launch tower, control buttons.
Profile: interactive objective with high failure risk.
Plan Rocket EscapeLucky Mart
Landmarks: market, parking area, trees.
Profile: low structure with limited high-ground choices.
Status: community-current.
Manic Mansion
Landmarks: mansion and surrounding grounds.
Profile: indoor shelter that can conflict with collapse or fire.
Status: community-current.
Modest Headquarters
Landmarks: office-style headquarters.
Profile: vertical interior and exterior fallback choices.
Status: community-current.
Party Palace
Landmarks: amusement structures and indoor areas.
Profile: crowded attractions make secondary routes important.
Status: community-current.
Prison Panic
Landmarks: prison, courtyard, cells, watch areas.
Profile: enclosed routes and dense breakable structure.
Status: community-current.
Rainbow Ride
Landmarks: rotating amusement ride.
Profile: moving attraction creates fall and timing risk.
Status: community-current.
Rakish Refinery
Landmarks: refinery-themed industrial structures.
Profile: exact current safe routes need live verification.
Status: roster name corroborated.
Raving Raceway
Landmarks: track, cars, tunnel, viewing structure.
Profile: vehicles add optional movement and physics risk.
Status: community-current.
Safety Second
Landmarks: construction site, cranes, unfinished building.
Profile: high routes depend on narrow construction geometry.
Status: community-current.
Sky Tower
Landmarks: stacked tower sections.
Profile: obvious height but concentrated structural risk.
Status: community-current.
Sunny Ranch
Landmarks: barn, silos, tractor, yard.
Profile: mixed shelter and open terrain.
Status: community-current; Barn Fire badge is officially enabled.
Surf Central
Landmarks: raised terrain, shops, lifeguard area.
Profile: natural elevation reduces dependence on a tower.
Status: community-current; Surf's Up badge is officially enabled.
Trailer Park
Landmarks: trailers, water tower, small paths.
Profile: thin structures and limited high-ground options.
Status: community-current; Tornado badge is officially enabled.
Unknown layout fields are left unset instead of guessed. A map name in the community roster does not prove that every server or event rotation exposes it at the same frequency.
Read a map during the calm window
Start by locating the island edge, tallest supported route, lowest enclosed cover, largest open area, and one secondary path. Then identify moving or interactive objects—vehicles, cranes, rockets, trains, doors, or buttons. Those features can be fun, but they also consume the only preparation window and may become debris.
Choose a holding position that keeps two responses open. A middle floor near an exterior exit can move up for water or down and out for earthquake. An open yard beside a low shelter can answer collapse, then provide cover if the warning names a sky hazard. Do not commit to the tallest landmark before the disaster is known.
Match map features to disasters
Height is only useful when its supports survive long enough. Indoor shelter is only useful when fire, earthquake, or infection does not make the interior worse. Open ground is only useful when meteors, acid, or lightning do not punish exposure. Read the map safe-spots guide for a two-position planning method.
For a comparison rather than a route, use the map tier list. Its ratings are based on flexibility and recovery, not visual design or nostalgia.
Interactive maps need an exit plan
Launch Land’s rocket, Devastation Station’s train equipment, Factory Frenzy’s crane area, Raving Raceway’s cars, and Fort Indestructible’s vehicles can distract from the warning. Decide before interacting whether you can leave the object quickly. A vehicle route that succeeds in a calm map tour may fail when parts break or other players take control.
Map interactions should never be described as guaranteed survival. Even the Rocket Escape route is a badge objective with multiple controls and failure points, not a universal disaster counter.
Map roster confidence
The community Maps page and category currently agree on these 23 names. Several maps also connect to officially enabled badge descriptions, supporting their current identity. Exact additions, removal status, map-selection behavior, safe locations, and structural physics still require live rotation checks. The Yellow Compass official description says it lets an owner pick a map, but it does not publish the candidate count or tie rules.
Sources checked
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