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Buying · Updated 24 Oct 2026

GTA 6 pre-order: where to buy, the bonus and how to cancel

Short answer: You can pre-order GTA 6 now. Digital copies are sold on the PlayStation Store and Microsoft Store; boxed Standard copies are at game shops. Standard is $79.99, Ultimate $99.99. Every pre-order made before 20 November 2026 gets the Vintage Vice City Pack.

By Ryan Brooks · Sources checked by GTA6Geek Editorial · Published · Updated

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Where can you pre-order GTA 6?

WhereWhat you getPre-load on 12 Nov?
PlayStation Store (PS5)Digital Standard or UltimateYes
Microsoft Store (Xbox Series X|S)Digital Standard or UltimateYes
Game shops and online retailersBoxed Standard only. The box has a download code, no discOnly after you redeem the code (boxes expected from 12 Nov)

The Ultimate Edition is digital only. There is no PC version to pre-order: GTA 6 PC status. Official Reported

Buy only from official stores or well-known shops. Sites selling “cheap GTA 6 keys” or PC downloads are scams. See GTA 6 scams.

How much is the pre-order?

US prices: Standard $79.99, Ultimate $99.99. Prices differ by country, so check our GTA 6 price in your country pages. You can upgrade from Standard to Ultimate later. Official

Not sure which one? Read Standard vs Ultimate.

What is the pre-order bonus?

Every pre-order, Standard or Ultimate, made before 20 November 2026 gets the Vintage Vice City Pack: Official

  • The ’55 Vapid Stanier classic sedan
  • The Shore Court garage near Ocean Beach
  • Outfits and hair for Jason and Lucia
  • A tropical weapon pattern

Rockstar hasn’t said whether the pack will be sold later. If you want it for sure, order before 20 November. Full list: editions page.

Can you cancel a GTA 6 pre-order?

PlayStation Store (US rules): if you paid more than 14 days before release, you can cancel any time up to release day. If you paid 14 days or less before release, you can cancel within 14 days of ordering. In both cases you lose the right once you start downloading, and that includes pre-loading. Automatic downloads can start the pre-load for you, so cancel before 12 November if you are unsure. Official

Microsoft Store: you can cancel before you are charged. With a card, Microsoft may charge you up to 10 days before release (about 9 November). After that, cancelling before release is handled as a refund request. Official

Shops: each shop has its own rules. Ask before you pay.

Rules can differ outside the US. Check your store’s policy page.

Before you pay

  • Make sure you are buying the PS5 or Xbox Series X|S version. There is no PS4 or Xbox One version.
  • Check you have space: our pre-load checklist explains how much.
  • Want to know when it unlocks? See unlock time by region.

Sources

Last checked: 24 Oct 2026. Labels: Official = Rockstar or platform holder, Reported = previews or press, Unconfirmed = not stated by Rockstar.

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Frequently asked questions

Is GTA 6 available to pre-order?

Yes. Pre-orders opened on 25 June 2026 for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.

What do you get for pre-ordering GTA 6?

The Vintage Vice City Pack, if you order before 20 November 2026: the ’55 Vapid Stanier, a garage, outfits and a tropical weapon pattern.

Can I pre-order the Ultimate Edition as a boxed copy?

No. Ultimate is digital only. Only the Standard Edition comes in a box, and the box holds a download code.

Can I get a refund on a GTA 6 pre-order?

Usually yes, as long as you haven’t started downloading or pre-loading it. The rules depend on the store.

Can I pre-order GTA 6 on PC?

No. Rockstar hasn’t announced a PC version.

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