
Fans hoping to attend Grand Theft Auto VI: The Festival have a short window to enter the ticket lottery: the official festival site lists a Tuesday, November 10, deadline. The one-day event is scheduled for November 21 at Mana Wynwood, where Rockstar Games and PlayStation are bringing together performers associated with the game and its official soundtrack.
The lineup, detailed by Miami New Times, includes Travis Scott, Cardi B, Don Toliver, Kodak Black, SoFaygo, Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso, Metro Boomin, Tainy, Suero and Rauw Alejandro & Friends. The outlet reported that Rockstar described the bill as featuring artists from the game and its official soundtrack. Justice, the French electronic duo whose music scores the anticipated game, is scheduled for a DJ set.
The program also includes three back-to-back DJ pairings: Nick León with DJ Python, Prospa with Skream, and the Dare with Fcukers, according to the same report. The event is being produced by the team behind III Points and will use two stages at Mana Wynwood, 318 NW 23rd Street.
III Points and getting to Mana Wynwood
According to Mana Wynwood, III Points began in 2013 with a goal of bringing music, art and technology together. The GTA VI festival is scheduled as a one-day, two-stage event; the cited history does not provide comparable details about the scale or format of past III Points editions. For visitors considering public transit, Mana Wynwood's visitor guide says Miami-Dade Transit buses stop just steps from the venue. The guide does not establish festival-specific bus service arrangements.
A Tight Window to Score Tickets
The official festival site says lottery entries close Tuesday, November 10, at 4 p.m. ET, with a limit of one entry per person. Winners will be selected at random and notified by text with a code by 7 p.m. ET that day, according to the site.
The official site's schedule says lottery winners can try to buy tickets starting Wednesday, November 11, at noon ET. Sales are first-come, first-served, and a code does not guarantee a ticket; the site also says the limit is two tickets per person. Eurogamer reported a different timeline, saying the presale lottery begins Wednesday, November 11. Because that conflicts with the official site's stated Tuesday entry deadline, the festival's published schedule is the clearest guide for prospective attendees.
Entrants and attendees must be at least 17 years old, according to the official festival site. With tickets limited to lottery winners and sold first-come, first-served, entering by the official deadline is the first step for fans hoping to see the lineup.









