GTA 6 pre-order guide and bonuses

Pre-orders opened 25 June 2026 at midnight local time, according to Take-Two. By now, 15 November, pre-load has already been open for several days. If you have not purchased yet, you are not locked out of launch — but one official bonus window closes on 20 November 2026.

The 20 November cutoff

Rockstar Support says pre-orders and purchases before 20 November 2026 include the Vintage Vice City Pack:

• ’55 Vapid Stanier Sedan and Garage
• Outfits and hairstyles
• Exclusive weapon pattern

Digital pre-orders and digital purchases of either edition in that window also include one month of GTA+ membership. Physical pre-orders, in Rockstar’s physical-version list, include a code for the game and the Vintage Vice City Pack items. The free GTA+ month is listed under digital versions, not on the physical list.

If you care about that pack, buy before the cutoff and keep the receipt. We will not guess whether a purchase completed at 00:01 on 20 November still qualifies — the official wording is “before November 20, 2026.”

Official storefronts

Take-Two says the game is available at the PlayStation Store, the Microsoft Store, the Rockstar Games Store, and global retailers. Prefer the store that matches your console account region. PlayStation download codes are grouped by region; Xbox codes are not region-locked. See where to buy.

If you already pre-ordered

1. Confirm the order in your PlayStation or Microsoft account history, on the same account you will play on.
2. Confirm pre-load has actually finished, not just started. The pre-load guide has official steps.
3. If you bought a physical box, redeem the code as soon as you have it. There is no disc inside.
4. If you want Ultimate after buying Standard, buy the upgrade from the official platform store after redemption.
5. If you bought digitally and want the GTA+ month, read the claim-and-cancel rules before you tap through the checkout.

What we will not tell you to do

We will not walk you through foreign-account tricks, VPN store hops, or grey-market keys as a way to pay less or play earlier. Those routes are how people lose codes and accounts.