Arch Reactor Heliport

My search indicates a misunderstanding regarding "Arch Reactor Heliport (US-3227)." It appears that Arch Reactor is a well-known makerspace and hackerspace in St. Louis, not a heliport. There is no information or traveler reviews available for a heliport specifically named "Arch Reactor Heliport (US-3227)." The identifier "US-3227" does not correspond to an FAA-recognized heliport.

For helicopter operations in St. Louis near the Arch, the relevant facility is the St. Louis Downtown Heliport (MO7), which is an FAA-approved heliport located on a floating barge at the base of the Gateway Arch. This heliport is used for scenic tours and private operations, and not typically for general "traveler reviews" in the same way a commercial airport terminal would be reviewed.

Therefore, I cannot provide a summary of traveler reviews and experiences for "Arch Reactor Heliport (US-3227)" as it does not appear to exist as a heliport. Instead, based on the information found, Arch Reactor is a community workshop focused on creativity, learning, and collaboration.

What Arch Reactor (the Makerspace) offers (not a heliport):

• Creative Environment: Offers an expansive coworking space optimized for exploration and experimentation.
• Diverse Workshops and Tools: Includes wood and metal workshops, tech-focused electronic spaces, laser engraving, 3D printing, vinyl cutters, and soldering stations.
• Community and Collaboration: Fosters a friendly atmosphere with enthusiastic support among members, encouraging sharing ideas, resources, and skills.
• Educational Opportunities: Provides public classes and a classroom setting for learning.
• Social Activities: Hosts events such as game nights and encourages social interactions among members.

If you were seeking information about the St. Louis Downtown Heliport (MO7), please clarify, and I can search for details related to its operations and user experiences for scenic tours or private flights.