Eight Rust arenas for PvP fights, server events and minigames, from the 148 m BullRing to the 702 m Inferno Arena. Each one is a monument you place on your map in RustEdit, ready for fight nights and tournaments.
Pick your fight
Mortal Kombat: the legendary battlefield of the game, rebuilt in Rust.
Bradley Arena: players against a Bradley APC, inspired by Helldivers.
Inferno Arena and its optimised Lite version: traps, death and fire.
Mars Attacks Arena: a booby-trapped battlefield where players fight to the death.
Arena Dome: a compact PvP dome that works with Zone Manager.
Cake Arena and BullRing: for lighter events, from a fight for the biggest piece of cake to a Spanish bullring.
Planning an event? Read running a Rust event server: arenas, rules and the map and how to survive your first day in Rust PvP.
Running arena events on your server
An arena works best as a scheduled event rather than a permanent fixture: announce a fight night in your Discord, give it a prize, and players log in for it. Keep rules short and visible, decide in advance what players may bring in, and pick an arena that matches the size of the crowd: the 148 m BullRing and the Cake Arena suit small groups, while the 702 m Inferno Arena has room for a much bigger crowd.
What your server needs
Every arena is placed on your map, so players download nothing extra. Some arenas are built to work with a plugin, such as the Arena Dome with Zone Manager; each page lists its requirements, its size and its prefab count. Files arrive instantly and every new version lands in your account.











