GTA 6's Burger Shot Is Real: Burger Shot and Cluckin' Bell Stands Open at Miami's Heat Arena
You can now order a Burger Shot meal without booting up a console. As of this week, Miami Heat fans at the Kaseya Center can buy food from real-life versions of GTA's two most famous fast-food chains, Burger Shot and Cluckin' Bell, GameSpot reported on October 22, 2026. It's the latest stunt in Rockstar's ongoing push to turn Miami into Vice City before Grand Theft Auto VI launches on November 19.
One caveat up front: Rockstar hasn't announced the stands on its Newswire. Everything below comes from fans at the arena and the outlets that collected their reports.
What's actually on the tray
In the games, Burger Shot and Cluckin' Bell are parodies of Burger King and KFC. The real versions are less of a custom menu and more of a costume change:
- Burger Shot: according to fans who went to a game, the burgers are the same Skinny Louie's burgers the arena already sold, now in GTA 6 packaging. GameSpot says staff wear Burger Shot shirts and hats. VGC also describes the stand as a rebranded Skinny Louie's.
- Cluckin' Bell: a second stand sells fried chicken under the Cluckin' Bell name.
For now, the stands appear to exist only inside the Kaseya Center.
How much a GTA 6 burger costs
Not cheap. GameSpot says the cheapest combo, a cheeseburger with fries and a drink, costs $28.50 before tax, and the applewood bacon burger combo costs $31. That's steep, but it's roughly what you'd expect to pay for food at a pro sports arena in 2026.
The rest of the arena takeover
The food stands aren't the only GTA touches at the Heat's home court. GameSpot reports that the elevators now carry ads for in-game brands, including the radio station Vice City FM, The Vault Nightclub and the TV show Macca & Friends. Rockstar had already put the Vice City logo on top of the building.
The arena plan leads up to "A Night In Vice City" on November 18, the night before launch. The Heat will play as "Vice City" in themed jerseys on a GTA-inspired court. We covered the first GTA 6 TV ad during NBA opening night earlier this week.
Miami keeps turning into Vice City
The arena is just one piece of a citywide campaign. VGC rounds up sightings from across Miami:
- A GTA 6 blimp, murals, and Vice City branding on buses and taxis
- Pink and blue Vice City umbrellas and loungers on Miami Beach
- A real Coquette in a Vice City wrap and a Lamborghini in Vice Beach Police livery
- Ads for the in-game beers Pißwasser and Patriot outside Miami bars
On the beer, VGC says a label filing by Florida's Tripping Animals Brewing suggests real versions could go on sale. Nobody has confirmed that yet. For more on the cars and the local pushback, read our earlier story on real GTA 6 cars hitting Miami's streets.
What's next
- November 18: "A Night In Vice City" Heat game at the Kaseya Center, with themed jerseys and court.
- November 19: Grand Theft Auto VI launches on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.
If you're in Miami for a Heat game before then, bring an appetite and about $30 for the full Burger Shot experience.
