Debert Diefenbunker

( 43 Reviews )

47 Lockheed Crescent
Debert, NS B0M 1G0
902-482-4299

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4.5 - (43 reviews)

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Larry Weagle
Laser tag, War Games rooms (see if you can save the world from nuclear destruction). Take a tour through a piece of history. Very interesting place, worth a visit. It was a cold war bunker from 1957 until the early 90s when it was decommissioned. This is the only Bunker from that era that is open to the public. There were 5 other identical bunkers built at the same time.
Mar 15th, 2023
Chris Elgee
Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure More
Jan 5th, 2023
Paul George Snook
Just drove by but looks interesting!!
Nov 13th, 2022
Tom Yeomans
Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes More
Oct 4th, 2022
Brandon Walsh

Jul 17th, 2022

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Debert Diefenbunker is located at 47 Lockheed Crescent in Debert, Nova Scotia B0M 1G0. Debert Diefenbunker can be contacted via phone at 902-482-4299 for pricing, hours and directions.

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902-482-4299

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A The phone number for Debert Diefenbunker is: 902-482-4299.

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A Debert Diefenbunker is located at 47 Lockheed Crescent, Debert, NS B0M 1G0

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A Debert Diefenbunker has a 4.5 Star Rating from 43 reviewers.

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Larry Weagle _{on Google}

Mar 15th, 2023

Laser tag, War Games rooms (see if you can save the world from nuclear destruction). Take a tour through a piece of history. Very interesting place, worth a visit. It was a cold war bunker from 1957 until the early 90s when it was decommissioned. This is the only Bunker from that era that is open to the public. There were 5 other identical bunkers built at the same time.