Miami’s E11EVEN brings GTA 6’s NINE1NINE name to life for a November 6 event

A nightclub name glimpsed in GTA VI is coming back to the city that inspired it. E11EVEN Miami is advertising a NINE1NINE Vice City-themed event for Friday, November 6, with Flo Rida performing. The venue’s own homepage and linked ticket listing now provide a firmer basis than social speculation about a possible takeover.

Two roller-skating performers entertain a crowd under blue spotlights at E11EVEN Miami.

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E11EVEN Miami via Speakeasy · Image source ↗
Archive promotional photograph displayed in E11EVEN’s official ticket-gallery page. It does not show the upcoming November 6 NINE1NINE event.

What the venue is actually advertising

The [E11EVEN homepage](https://www.11miami.com/) promotes the NINE1NINE branding and directs customers to its [Flo Rida event listing](https://speakeasygo.com/E11EVEN/FLO-RIDA-AT-E11EVEN?eid=EVE-33XTNB). The listing identifies November 6 and the venue at 29 NE 11th Street in downtown Miami. It describes the night as a celebration of GTA VI. At our November 2 check, the ticket page displayed prices from $55.53, with no hidden fees advertised. That is a checked starting price, not a promise of availability or a fixed door charge. Tickets and tables are separate options, and prices or remaining allocations may change.

A callback that began with the first trailer

This is not E11EVEN’s first response to the fictional name. A [December 2023 story reproduced on the club’s website](https://www.11miami.com/news-press/e11even-brings-its-grand-theft-auto-vi-shout-out-to-real-life) documented its own aerial-banner response to GTA VI’s debut trailer. The marketing director described embracing the reference, while stopping short of claiming direct knowledge of Rockstar’s location research. That distinction is useful now: a recognizable reference can become a real-world event without establishing that the venue is an exact digital recreation or revealing which activities the fictional nightclub will offer in the finished game.

A club event, not a promised hands-on session

[GTA BOOM’s October 30 report](https://www.gtaboom.com/miami-club-will-transform-into-gta-6-night-club-nine1nine-on-november-6-10c7) describes this as the club’s own promotion, rather than a Rockstar or Take-Two event. The official ticket listing checked here does not promise a playable demonstration, new trailer, developer appearance or game giveaway. It is also different from the documented commercial arrangements in our Miami-Dade advertising report. We should not add this event to that agreement’s value or assume that every use of Vice City branding in Miami belongs to the same campaign.

The practical details for anyone attending

The venue requires guests to be at least 21 with valid photo identification and sets a nightlife dress code. Its terms say tickets guarantee entry only before 1am; later arrivals may owe the difference to the door fee. Tickets are non-transferable, with all sales final. Readers should consult the linked venue listing for current conditions before making plans. The story here is the real club adopting its fictional echo for an advertised night, not evidence of new gameplay. Our accompanying venue photograph is an archive promotional image, not a picture of the November 6 event before it has happened.