Ocean Drive (Art Deco strip)
Ocean Drive (Art Deco strip) (South Beach, Miami Beach) is plainly one of the real places behind Vice City in Grand Theft Auto VI. A mile of restored 1930s-40s Art Deco hotels, sidewalk cafes and bars facing Lummus Park and the beach.Clearly shown
In the game
Vice City's neon beachfront strip of pastel Art Deco hotels, driven at night in Trailer 1 and by day in Trailer 2; Rockstar's own copy describes Ocean Beach's 'pastel art deco hotels' and its pre-order material names the street Shore Drive.
Visiting
Free to walk; go just after dusk when the neon comes on, and note the road is now largely pedestrian/one-way, unlike the two-way street in the trailer. Check opening hours and fees with the place before you go.
Close by
- Lummus Park and Muscle Beach South Beachabout 1 min on foot
- Hotel Breakwaterabout 1 min on foot
- Clevelander South Beachabout 1 min on foot
- Hotel Victorabout 3 min on foot
Who makes the match: axios.com, miamiherald.com, rockstarintel.com, gamerant.com. Rockstar has never named the real places it modelled. Clearly shown: the place is plain to see in an official trailer and several comparisons agree. Likely: one solid side-by-side comparison. A guess: fans think so; nobody has shown it yet.
Grand Theft Auto VI is made by Rockstar Games. What's On Miami isn't affiliated with Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive, and shows no game footage or artwork: every match below comes from published comparisons of the official trailers, linked under each place. Vice City is fictional; the places are real, and some are private homes or businesses, so visit respectfully.