Locations

The neon pool deck

A hotel pool deck turned into a club at night, at 2:06 of Trailer 2: a curved canopy edged in pink neon with dancers on top of it, a round platform ringed in neon, and Taste the Pleasure in neon script below.

A long curved canopy, lit along its whole edge in pink neon, stands over a deck at first-floor level, and three dancers are up on it. At the right the deck widens into a circular platform ringed in pink and green neon with more dancers on that, and on its rim, in magenta neon script, Taste the Pleasure, every word clear on the true pixel grid.

Palms are wrapped in green and white light strips, a crowd fills the ground level beneath, and behind it all stands an art deco hotel front with lit windows, washed in purple. The whole frame is night, framed top and bottom by the trailer’s black bars.

This page called the place a drive-in until 20 September 2026 and kept that name in its title until 22 September. There is no screen, no projection booth and no car anywhere in the frame, so the name is withdrawn and the page now carries the one thing the frame gives it, a pool deck under neon; the old address still works. The slogan reads as a slogan rather than a name, and no name is in frame.

GTA Online’s nightclubs were interiors with a dance floor and a booth for the music. A party staged on a hotel’s pool deck under the open sky, with dancers on the roof of the bar, is a set piece the last game only did in cutscenes; whether this one is a place you can walk into is not something the frame says.

How to recognise it

A curved canopy edged in pink neon, with dancers standing on it
A circular deck ringed in pink and green neon at the right
Taste the Pleasure in neon script on the rim of that deck
Palms wrapped in light strips, a crowd below, a deco hotel behind

The frame it comes from

The frame is Trailer 2 at 2:06.73. It is 3840 by 2160, and the subject occupies 3532 by 1252 of it.

How this was measured

Source	Trailer 2, 2:06.73
Frame	3840 × 2160
Crop	3532 × 1252 — most of the frame
Image check	20 September 2026 — crop checked against the frame
Text check	22 September 2026 — 16 claims read against the image, 2 corrected
Read at	the true pixel grid, 1:1

Lettering	Letter height	Contrast	Reads
Taste the Pleasure	65 px	—	every character

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What we still do not know

What the venue is called. Taste the Pleasure reads as a slogan rather than a name, and no name is in frame.
Whether this is a hotel pool deck or a standalone club
Whether it can be entered