GTA VI: The Festival tickets go on sale Nov. 11 at noon ET on DICE for lottery winners only. $60, max two, non-transferable. Full lineup, waitlist, entry and bag rules for the Nov. 21 Miami show.
GTA VI: The Festival tickets go on sale Nov. 11 at noon ET on DICE for lottery winners only. $60, max two, non-transferable. Full lineup, waitlist, entry and bag rules for the Nov. 21 Miami show.

Tickets for Grand Theft Auto VI: The Festival, Rockstar’s launch party in Miami, go on sale Wednesday, Nov. 11 at 12 p.m. ET (9 a.m. PT) on DICE. Only people who won a code in Rockstar’s ticket lottery can buy them. The lottery closed on Nov. 10, and if you didn’t get a text, your only official option now is the DICE waitlist. Tickets are listed at $60, you can buy no more than two, and they can’t be transferred. The show is Saturday, Nov. 21 at Mana Wynwood, two days after GTA 6 comes out.
Here’s the lineup, the ticket rules and what to know before you go.
According to Rockstar’s official festival page, the timeline was:
In other time zones, noon ET is 9 a.m. PT and 5 p.m. in the UK. The lottery site says codes can be used once, can’t be sold or traded, and have no cash value. It also warns that “receiving a code does not guarantee tickets.” So if you have a code, be logged in before noon ET. Sales are first come, first served, and plenty of code holders will be trying to buy at the same moment.
Rockstar told lottery entrants to create a DICE account with the exact same email address and phone number they used to enter the lottery. Its page says this is how you avoid being flagged as a bot and removed. Before the sale opens, check that your DICE account details match what you entered.
Lottery entries are closed, and Rockstar hasn’t announced a general public sale. The official alternative is the waitlist on the DICE event page. According to DICE’s FAQ, if a ticket holder can’t make it, they list the ticket back on DICE, and waitlisted fans get those tickets in the order they joined. The earlier you join, the better your place in line.
Because the tickets are non-transferable, your guest has to arrive and enter the venue with you. That also makes tickets offered on social media or third-party resale sites a real risk. The only resale route Rockstar and DICE describe is DICE’s own waitlist, so be very wary of anyone selling “GTA 6 Festival tickets” anywhere else.
Rockstar says the festival will have two stages of nonstop music, with artists “from the game and the official soundtrack.” The official lineup is:
The Justice booking stands out. The French duo composed GTA 6’s original score, as Music Times notes. Miami New Times describes the bill as heavy on hip-hop and electronic music, and the Latin acts fit a game set in a fictional version of Miami.
Set times: Rockstar hasn’t published set times or said which stage each act will play. The order of names on the poster isn’t a performance schedule.
Not as far as we know. Neither Rockstar’s announcement nor the festival site mentions a livestream, and GGRecon also found no mention of one. If Rockstar or PlayStation adds a stream, it would most likely appear on their official channels. Rockstar also hasn’t announced any in-game reward tied to the event, so treat “festival unlock” claims as rumors.
Rockstar’s page has a detailed list of policies. Here are the ones most likely to trip people up:
If you’re flying in, keep in mind that Thanksgiving week travel is already expensive this year. Our guide to holiday airfares hitting a 10-year high, and how to save has tips that also apply to a mid-November Miami trip.
GTA 6 launches Thursday, Nov. 19 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, and the festival follows on Saturday, Nov. 21. Pre-loading is already open. If you haven’t started the download yet, our breakdown of GTA 6 pre-load times and the 212GB file size explains what to expect. Spectrum customers in the U.S. can also use the free Spectrum Gig Speed Lift for GTA 6, which runs through Nov. 30, to speed things up.
The official DICE listing shows $60 per ticket. Buy only through DICE so you pay the official price and get a valid ticket.
No. Entries closed Nov. 10 at 4 p.m. ET. You can join the DICE waitlist instead.
You can buy up to two tickets, but they’re non-transferable. Your guest has to enter the venue at the same time as you.
No. The event is 17+, and everyone needs a valid photo ID.
Rockstar hasn’t said. We’ll update this article if set times, a livestream or more ticket releases are announced.
Featured image: Wynwood Walls in Miami’s Wynwood district, near the festival venue. Photo by Dan Lundberg via Wikimedia Commons, licensed CC BY-SA 2.0.
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