Going out

A nightclub dance floor, full, with the name NINETIES and VICE CITY lit on the back wall.

The trailer frame is shot from the edge of the floor at head height. Thirty or more people are dancing in pink and purple light, close together, with the bar visible along the back of the room. In the foreground a woman in a sequined dress turns towards the camera.

On the wall behind, in large lit letters, is the venue's name: NINETIES, with VICE CITY underneath it. That makes this one of the few club interiors in the material that can be tied to a named place, and it has its own page here.

Nightclubs have been a business you can own since GTA Online. What this frame establishes is only that the floor is populated and the room is real; whether you can dance, drink or own it is not shown.

How to recognise it

• A full dance floor, thirty or more people
• Pink and purple lighting
• The name NINETIES lit on the back wall, with VICE CITY beneath
• A bar running along the back of the room

The frame it comes from

The frame is Trailer 2 at 1:39.67. It is 1920 by 1080, and the vehicle occupies 1920 by 842 of it. Also in it: Nineties and a nightclub dance floor.

What we still do not know

• Whether the player can dance, as in GTA Online
• Whether the club can be owned
• Whether there is a drinking or drug system attached
• Which other clubs in the material are enterable