Every real-world GTA VI collab, sign and stop in Miami — the murals, the rooftop sign, the burgers, the beaches, both coffees and the beers — on one map, with every stop labeled by how verified it actually is. GTA VI launches Nov 19, 2026. Most of this disappears by Dec 31 — run the route now.
Official Announced by Rockstar Games / Take-Two, or by the partner in its own release naming Rockstar as partner (county, Heat, Wynwood Walls, BAYO).
Confirmed Verified as real and open / on sale by the venue or seller’s own pages. Where a product’s Rockstar licensing is only reported, the note says so — product confirmed, licensing graded separately.
Reported Documented by reputable outlets or public records (city/county releases, federal label filings, venue reporting). Rockstar has not announced it.
Unofficial Fan, club or third-party events and products. Rockstar has NOT licensed or announced these — they are on the map so you can tell them apart from the real collabs, not because they are official.
Not a collab — trip anchor Not a GTA VI collaboration at all; included only as a same-weekend anchor next to real stops.
One rule frames the whole map, straight from Take-Two’s CEO: every brand inside the game is made up — there are no in-game brand partnerships. Everything on this page is real-world, outside the game.
Map pins are color-coded by badge. Tap a pin for the stop’s dates and notes. Tampa and the airship’s Pompano Beach base are on the map too — zoom out. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
The giant rooftop sign was helicopter-lifted onto the arena under Miami-Dade County’s $3.9M marketing package with Rockstar (the sign sits under an earlier $975K arrangement inside that total; Rockstar pays production and installation, funds go toward the Dan Paul Plaza park).
Arena concessions rebranded as the in-game chains: Burger Shot at sections 105, 120, 308 and 324 (the arena’s Skinny Louie stands — staff in GTA VI uniforms, branded boxes, wrappers and cups) and Cluckin’ Bell at section 325. Combos run $28.50–$31 before tax.
One night only: the Heat play on a custom Vice City court in a never-before-worn Vice City uniform. The Court Culture “Vice City Collection” merch line ($45–$110) is on sale at Miami HEAT Store locations and online. Weekend-only note: this one is a Wednesday — plan accordingly.
The “Leonida” blend — 10 oz, $23, medium roast (Huila, Colombia + Sidama, Ethiopia). Product confirmed on the roaster’s own store and listed as a GTA VI collaboration; GameSpot reported it as officially licensed, but Rockstar itself has not announced it — licensing graded Reported, product Confirmed.
UNOFFICIAL: this is the club’s own GTA VI-inspired promotion. E11EVEN’s own pages never mention Rockstar or Take-Two — Rockstar has NOT licensed or announced this night. Included so you can tell the real collabs from the inspired ones.
Part of the county’s $3.9M Rockstar package: themed lighting at MIA and PortMiami, airport walkway displays and traffic-signal cabinet wraps are PLANNED — not confirmed installed. Go see the sign and the murals first; treat anything at the airport as a bonus sighting, and report it if you spot it.
The centerpiece of the side quest: Rockstar × Wynwood Walls presenting partnership — 10 murals of original GTA VI artwork by ATOMIK, Tatiana Suarez, Askew One, DENIAL, FAILE, Gons and Audet, Lady AIKO, Queen Andrea, Ron English and Tristan Eaton. Eaton’s is on the campus; the other nine are throughout the neighborhood. The same art appears in-game in Stockyard. Photo credit rule if you repost the mural photography: @samchrme / Portal Viciados.
Exclusive “Art of Vice City” capsule collection at the Wynwood Walls Shop (and its online store) — the official merch stop of the mural run.
IKE Smart City kiosks in Wynwood rotate ads for brands that exist only inside the game — Pfister Comet S2 Cabriolet, Grotti Itali RSX, Vapid Sandking, Weazel News, nightclubs VYB and The Vault and more. Photographed by multiple trackers; Rockstar has not announced the kiosk buy. A perfect “signs” photo stop.
Flagship café of the Miami roaster (Edgewater / Arts & Entertainment District) and the pickup point for online Leonida orders. Same grading as the Brickell stop: product Confirmed, Rockstar licensing Reported (GameSpot), not Rockstar-announced.
A second Miami roaster’s GTA VI drop: “Stockyard” (medium) and “Mount Kalaga” (dark), $30 per 12 oz or $56 for both on Panther’s own site. In-cafe sales from Nov 3 with a Leonida postcard and lighter are REPORTED (specialist press) but are not stated on Panther’s site, and Rockstar involvement is NOT stated — licensing unverified.
NOT a GTA VI collaboration — no Rockstar involvement anywhere in its program. It’s on this map only as a same-weekend trip anchor: a car & watch festival steps from the Wynwood murals, so you can run both in one trip.
Roughly 34 ft wide on the Lummus Park grass north of 11th St, part of the city-approved Vice Beach package documented in Miami Beach records (agreement dated Oct 15, 2026) and sighted live on Nov 1. Assets are covered Nov 29–Dec 6 and removed in January — go before year-end.
A lifeguard tower repainted with “VI” branding as part of the same approved Vice Beach package. Sight-verify on the day — beach assets rotate.
The outdoor gym at 873 Ocean Drive painted bright pink with Vice Beach decals, per the city-records package reported by GTAVice.net.
A ~10-ft “VI” sculpture (white palm silhouettes on a pink-to-orange gradient) on the elevated plaza at 689 Lincoln Road, from the same Vice Beach records package.
Miami Beach voted 4–3 on Oct 15 to allow “VI”/Vice City branding on beach concession chairs and umbrellas (Boucher Brothers); Fortune verified the Oct 15–Dec 31 run and hundreds were reported on the sand by Oct 19.
The (closed-for-rebuild) W South Beach dressed as the in-game Y Hotel — facade banner and an oversized “Y” sculpture replacing the “W” — under a private deal reported from obtained documents by GTAVice.net only. No hotel or Rockstar announcement: Reported, not Official.
Michaël Brun’s BAYO block party, 10th anniversary edition — free tickets courtesy of Rockstar Games per Brun’s own announcement; ~7,500 capacity, more than half reserved for Florida residents and Haitian communities. Venue confirmed on bayotour.com’s BAYO MIAMI page: the Little Haiti Cultural Complex. Note: the free-ticket raffle draw was Oct 28 and registration is now CLOSED — this pin is not a sign-up link.
The roaster’s Citadel food-hall coffee bar. Heads-up: the company’s own locations page says 8200 NE 2nd Ave while its homepage and profiles say 8300 NE 2nd Ave — same food hall either way; verify on arrival.
Panther café address is verified on the roaster’s own locations page; GTA blend sales at this specific café are reported chain-wide but not confirmed per-location, and Rockstar involvement is not stated.
Same grading as the other Panther stops: address verified, in-cafe GTA sales reported, licensing unverified.
The Grove Panther café — pair it with a Coconut Grove detour. Address verified on Panther’s site; GTA sales reported, licensing unverified.
Real versions of the in-game beers — Patriot Beer, Pißwasser Pils and No Mames Vice City Lager — in cans at the Doral taproom and select Miami locations, per two fan-site reports quoting the brewery’s Oct 30 Instagram post; US TTB label approvals for the brewery are documented in federal records. Rockstar licensing is NOT confirmed, and the taproom address comes from those reported filings (the brewery site did not load for the News Desk) — Reported tier.
UNOFFICIAL: High Point Gamer’s community launch-night party at Skills Lab HQ — gameplay stations, music, giveaways, fundraiser for youth tech programs. A third-party fan event; no Rockstar involvement stated. Worth the side trip if you’re Tampa-side on launch night.
Goodyear airship Wingfoot Three in full GTA VI livery — black hull, “Vice City” script, VI logo at the nose — photographed in Ohio, flight-tracked to its Florida base at Pompano Beach Airpark and filmed over Miami. The ship and livery are Confirmed by multiple independent photos and flight tracking; neither Rockstar nor Goodyear has announced the deal, so who arranged it is undisclosed.
A sign, mural, wrap or tie-in that isn’t on this map — report it. Send us the what, the where and a photo link through the contact page and we’ll verify it before it earns a pin. Unverified rumors don’t go on the map — that’s the whole point of the badges.
Report a collab →Compiled Nov 4, 2026 by the CyberGrokr News Desk from Rockstar/Take-Two announcements, Miami-Dade County and City of Miami Beach records, venue and seller pages, and reputable reporting — each stop links its tier to that sourcing in the notes above. Dates and availability can change; sight-verify time-bound stops on the day. Not affiliated with Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive.