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Where to use the Spaceport Container Storage Key in ARC Raiders

If you're looking for some potentially easy loot in ARC Raiders, you'll want to know where to use the Spaceport Container Storage Key.

Most of the keys in ARC Raiders tell you where you use them, and the Spaceport Container Storage Key is no different. However, if you don’t know where to find the door within Container Storage, you might easily get into a fight on the way to it. Here’s where you use the key.

Where to use the Spaceport Container Storage Key in ARC Raiders

You use the Spaceport Container Storage Key to unlock the door on the highest level of Container Storage on the building’s northeastern side. Beware the camera at the southern door if you approach from that direction.

You can open the locked door from the north, south, or from the direction of the breach room across the way.Provided you unlock one of the three doors, the Key opens, and you can open the remaining ones from inside it.

Beware thatthere are more than a few raider spawns within a couple minutes’ sprint of Container Storage, so you’re almost guaranteed to at least see someone on the way there. I ran across another solo in my run to the door. Thankfully, no fights broke out. If you’re playing in a squad, expect conflict.

What you get for using the Spaceport Container Storage Key

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The loot in the room behind the Spaceport Container Storage Key isn’t stellar, but it’s not bad either. You can potentially find:

• An ammo case
• Around half a dozen industrial lockers
• Several rusted iron breachable containers
• Loose mechanical spawns
• At least one breachable, wall-mounted power conduit

Speaking in purely monetary terms, I made it out of my run with about 30,000 Coin in profit after fully clearing the room behind the Spaceport Container Storage Key door. You can earn a lot more potential profit if you loot the room and then continue clearing out the rest of the map. Especially so if you fight the Bombardiers and Bastions that frequent the place.

Just don’t get caught off guard by a Hornet while fighting the bigger bots. That’s a one-way ticket to Speranza the hard way.

John's been gaming for almost 30 years, starting with Super Mario 64, but his first real love is Final Fantasy. Or Armored Core, depending on how he slept last night. If you want to know where to find an item in a massive open world or how to beat a boss, he can help. They've probably kicked his teeth in a few times already. You can normally find him eyes deep in the latest FromSoftware game if he isn't doing dailies in the half-dozen live service games he plays. He can be found on BlueSky.