Introduced in Zwift’s November 2021 update, Neokyo All-Nighter is the longest “Neokyo-only” route upon its release. At nearly 25km in length, this route covers nearly every bit of road in Neokyo, including 4 sprint segments and the Rooftop KOM.
Introduced in Zwift’s November 2021 update, Neokyo All-Nighter is the longest “Neokyo-only” route upon its release. At nearly 25km in length, this route covers nearly every bit of road in Neokyo, including 4 sprint segments and the Rooftop KOM.
Route Basics
Length: 24.3 km (15.1 miles)
Elevation: 167 m (548‘)
Lead-In: .3 km (0.2 miles)
Map: Makuri Islands
Start & Finish
At virtual arch just north of the Neo Arcade
Achievement Badge: 485 XP
Strava Segments
Route Description
Route profile by ZwiftHub – the place to plan and track your route achievements!
We begin at a virtual banner near the Neo Arcade, then quickly make our way toward the Harbor by way of The Overpass and Holo Avenue. Through Neokyo Center then into Castle Park, where we take on the first of our four sprints on the narrow brick road.
Catch your breath and enjoy the scenery as you spin along Neokyo Bay then inland along the Canal before heading through Neokyo Center again then onto the Alley Sprint Reverse. This takes you past Makuri Tree and into the Shopping District before turning right to head back into Castle Park to take on the sprint in the other direction. Three down, one to go!
Our next sprint is just up the road – the Tower Sprint. This takes you past Makuri Tower (hence the name), then we ride past the bright trucks of The Overpass once more before making a tight left up onto the Neokyo Railway. Ride a loop on this elevated road, then it’s time to head for the big climb of the day: the Rooftop KOM!
This twisty KOM takes you along the rooftops of Neokyo so you can see the cityscape from a new perspective. It’s really beautiful at night, isn’t it?
Once you complete the KOM you’ll descend another twisty route, come down the Railway road, and head through the Neo Arcade and onto the finishing straight. The route ends at the same virtual banner where it began. Nice work!
Need For Speed: Tokyo Drift King
NFS BGM: The Wonder of You
Turn on your headlight, works great here
Nice route. I tried it today and really enjoyed it. The KOM climb is not too steep but deceiving. You never really feel like you are visually climbing in the game but the watts definitely spin up and stay there a while.
Love this route, just like CountrySide Tour, the KOM comes about 18 minutes in which makes it perfect for exposing sandbaggers in B and C races going 1 lap.
Who is keeping Zwifthub.com updated at this point? Or is Toby still? Neon all nighter is the only one where the climbing is significantly different than zwift insider info on the course
Toby is not as he took a job with Wahoo on their Sufferest (or whatever it is called now…”Platform” maybe).
he handed over control to someone at Zwift Insider to maintain they have been a lite slow to get all the new details in but the routes with the important data gets there almost immediately so props to them on that.
The link for this route from ZwiftHub does link to the stone route on ZwiftInsider though. It goes to the farmland loop.
Should there be Strava segments for the Castle Sprint and Castle Sprint Reverse? The other links all go to Strava segments but those links don’t go anywhere.
What a terrible course, I am getting seasick from all the flashing lights and unrealistic number of corners. Zwift is losing it 😉
I prefer any other course than this. Latest zwift additions are not my cup of tea.
Is it Alley Sprint or Alley Sprint Reverse? The Route Description says AS and that’s what comes out on the Zwift Companoin app afterwards. But the list of segments has ASR and that’s what I get on Strava.