While the first half of Lego Voyagers eases you into the puzzles and challenges you’ll encounter, things get serious once you reach the training room. This room is designed to take about as long as fixing the railroad tracks in Chapter 29, but there’s one puzzle that stands out as much more difficult than the others.
You can expect a few easy challenges in the Training Room, but one of them is definitely the hardest. Be patient and work closely with your partner if you want to finish it in a reasonable amount of time.
### How to Complete Every Test in the Training Room
When you start Chapter 33, you’ll come out of the elevator into the Training Floor area. Turn on the lights and unlock the “Welcome To School” achievement. You’ll need to complete six challenges to progress:
1. The Accelerator
2. The Gyro Training
3. The No Friction Lap
4. The Aerodynamics Test
5. The Three Platform Landing
6. The Sea Landing
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### How to Complete the Gyro Training
The first task is Gyro Training, located in the bottom left corner of the large training room, near the entrance. The goal is simple: follow the color-coded seating assignments for each brick. The blue brick goes into the training seat, and the red brick controls the machine. Once you’re in position, activate the gyro training machine, let it run for a few seconds until the achievement or trophy pops up, and listen for an audio cue that confirms completion.
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### How to Complete the No-Friction Lap
The No-Friction Lap is in the center of the room. To finish this, sit the red brick in the middle seat to start the timer, which begins when you cross the starting line. Each brick then takes its designated seat: the red brick uses steam to control side-to-side movement, helping keep you straight on the slippery floor, while the blue brick manages acceleration.
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### How to Complete the Aerodynamics Test
Located in the bottom right corner, this test involves attaching bricks to the base section and then activating the handle on the aerodynamic machine. The machine blows air to check the aerodynamic qualities of the bricks. The key detail is that bricks don’t need to be attached in a specific way; just ensure they are flat and activate the switch to pass.
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### How to Complete the Accelerator Test
The Accelerator Test is in the top left area of the room, next to the Three Platform Landing. Like Gyro Training, each brick must be in the correct place: the person pushing the switch needs to launch their partner into the air three times in a row. After the third launch, you can move on to the next challenge.
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### How to Complete the Three Platform Landing
This challenge is located in the top central part of the room, behind the racecourse. It’s the hardest of all tests because it requires good teamwork. One brick controls the rocket’s upward thrusters, and the other manages the side stabilizers. To succeed, you’ll need to carefully balance your movements by fluttering the thrusters and holding the stabilizers for several seconds to change direction dramatically.
Good communication is essential here—react to your partner’s movements and learn how slight adjustments affect the rocket’s flight. The second landing is especially tricky: swerve to the right of the platform directly above the launch pad, then quickly turn back left to gain momentum. You may need a few tries, but with patience, you’ll get it.
#### How to Cheat the Three Platform Landing in Couch Co-Op
A useful trick is to use local co-op with one person controlling both controllers. This allows more precise and quick adjustments since one person will be in control of both the rocket’s movements, making it easier to land successfully.
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### How to Complete the Sea Landing
The Sea Landing is at the far end of the room, past the red and orange buoys. To complete this, sit in the red brick to reveal a spot where the blue brick can attach. The blue brick is then placed on the far side of the pool to simulate an emergency sea landing.
As the blue brick, you need to cross between the red buoys connected by orange ones, which are summoned by the red brick. The red brick must place orange bricks on the grid on the ground to summon buoys, creating a path. Reuse buoys already placed and move them around to make the route easier if needed.
To succeed, attach each brick to every red buoy to count as a landing. Once you reach the final buoy, backtrack to the starting point and return to your aircraft to complete the training. When all six puzzles are solved, the door on the bottom right opens, allowing you to proceed.
