Fictional / in-game content
Vice City after dark
An unofficial guide to nightlife in GTA 6
Delights Club tracks what Rockstar Games has actually shown or written about nightclubs, cabarets, bars, and after-dark activities in Grand Theft Auto VI — and what is still a rumor. The game is set in Vice City, in the state of Leonida, and it launches on November 19, 2026 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
- Confirmed Shown in official trailers, screenshots, or Rockstar's own text.
- Rumored Circulating claims, leak reports, or outlet identifications that are not a written Rockstar confirmation.
- Unconfirmed Gameplay systems nobody has solid evidence for yet.
What we can say today
Rockstar has put nightlife in the official picture of Leonida. The first trailer includes an aerial advertising banner for a club named NINE1NINE. The second trailer and the later official video An Extended Look show crowded club interiors and Jason Duval and Lucia Caminos dancing. Official character bios also describe a Vice City entertainment business owned by Boobie Ike, and official screenshots of Port Gellhorn show a roadside venue signed as Delights or Delights Cabaret — the in-game place this fan site is named after.
That is the honest core of this guide. Clubs exist in the world Rockstar is shipping. Dancing has been shown on screen. A handful of venue names are visible in official footage or stills, or are named in official character text. Almost everything players actually want to know about how the clubs work is still open. Rockstar has not published a feature list for cover charges, dance controls, jobs inside venues, player ownership, or any money you might spend or earn on a night out.
We will not fill those gaps with invented mechanics. If a detail is only a leak, a rumor, or a reading of a screenshot by a third party, it is labeled that way. Quotes on this site come from official character materials Rockstar published around Trailer 2; we do not fabricate dialogue or pretend a leak is a patch note.
Last reviewed November 10, 2026. GTA 6 launches November 19, 2026. This page will change after official post-launch information is available.
Start with the major venues
Delights Cabaret
Official Port Gellhorn screenshots show this nightlife venue's neon facade and parking lot. Whether you can walk inside is still unconfirmed.
Venue guideNINE1NINE
Advertised in Trailer 1 and shown as a packed dance club in later official videos, including scenes of the protagonists on the floor.
Venue guideBoobie's club
Rockstar's bio for Boobie Ike states that his businesses include a nightlife venue, real estate, and a recording studio, under the tagline "the Jack of Hearts."
Venue guideGuides on this site
Clubs in Vice City
What official material shows about named nightlife spots across Vice City, Port Gellhorn, and the wider state of Leonida.
Read the guideNightlife activities
Dancing, drinks, music, and missions: what has been shown, and which popular ideas remain unconfirmed.
Read the guideMoney and tips
Why character quotes about "club money" are not the same thing as a confirmed player economy, plus practical launch-week advice.
Read the guideRumors and leaks
A clearly labeled roundup of leak claims and community theories, kept separate from official facts.
Read the guideFAQ
Short answers on launch date, platforms, whether this is a real club, and what we still do not know.
Read the FAQClips
A placeholder for launch-week stream clips of in-game nightlife, with an embed-ready section and no fake videos.
Open clipsHow to use this guide
Treat every page as a pre-launch briefing, not a walkthrough of a shipped system. The right way to explore Vice City at night on November 19 is to look for the signs, interiors, and prompts the game actually gives you, then come back here as we update the labels. If a short video or a screenshot dump says you can buy a club, run a stage, or play a rhythm minigame, check whether Rockstar has said so. As of this writing, it has not.
This is also not a real-world nightclub, booking page, or ticket office. There is no physical Delights Club connected to this domain. The name refers to a fictional venue in a video game. For affiliation, privacy, and the limits of this information, see the disclaimer and about pages.