GTA Online After Hours DLC adds lot of new vehicles, but only 6 are available right now. Also, the update adds new NightClub – this post carries all NightClub Locations and price tag they carry.
The much awaited Grand Theft Online After Hours update is available for download on PS4 and Xbox One, it weighs 4.3GB on consoles (we have no update yet on the PC version of the update). The official announcement from Rockstar Games stated that After Hours DLC for GTA Online will add a lot of new vehicles and nightclubs – and it did exactly that, however, according to the report we have just received from few of our readers – Only 6 Vehicles is available right now, and the rest of the new vehicles are drip-feed. YES, you read it correctly.
We have provided below the list of all the available 6 vehicles and the price tag they carry. Prepare yourself to get disappointed because the list is not as good as you guys have expected it to be.
GTA Online After Hours Vehicles And Their Price
- Ocelot Swinger: $909,000
- Dinker Jester Classic: $790,000
- Pounder Custom: $241,000 – $320,000
- Mule Custom: $72,000 – $95,760
- Festival Bus: $1,385,000 – $1,842,050
- Mammoth Patriot: $460,000 – $611,800
In another news, here’s a list of all the NightClubs available in the Grand Theft Auto Online After Hours update along with their location and their exact price.
GTA Online After Hours Nightclub And Price
West Vinewood Nightclub: Price $1,700,000
It’s had to find a suitable scuzzy location in West Vinewood. This place was actually in pristine condition until we paid some drifters to live in it for a couple months, now it has all the character it needs and then some.
Downtown Vinewood Nightclub: Price $1,670,000
Downtown Vinewood is the entertainment capital of Los Santos: Oriental Theater, Whirligig Theater, Doppler Cinema – and right in the heart of it, basking in all its abandoned commercial chic, there’s a nightclub location with your name on it.
Del Perro Nightclub: Price $1,645,000
This charming 20’s style building in Del Perro has just enough residual class to offer a post-ironic thrill when you turn it into a throbbing techno dungeon.
Vespucci Canals Nightclub: Price $1,320,000
There’s only one thing needed to push the Vespucci Canals into being more European than Europe, and that’s a wildly pretentious and brutally overpriced nightclub set amid the ruins of once-profitable commerce and industry.
Strawberry Nightclub: Price $1,52,000
One of the little-known parks of setting up a nightclub in a disused paint factory in the presence of high residual levels of industrial solvent. Good atmosphere, happy patrons, all night, guaranteed.
Row NightClub: Price $1,440,000
A wise man once said that wealth is relative. And nothing will accentuate the astonishing wealth of your clientele like stepping out for a cigarette and gazing compassionately at the highest concentration of vagrancy in the stage.
La Mese NightClub: Price $1,500,000
As well as being walking distance for the young professionals in Mirror Park, this is also the only location in town where the roar of the interstate doubles as the world’s biggest sub-woofer.
Cypress Flats NightClub: Price $1,370,000
Cypress Flats is currently in that perfect sweet spot for a new club, it has barrels overflowing with post-industrial cool, but very little housing, so there’s nowhere for the hipsters to roost. This place is staying on the edge for years to come.
LSIA NightClub: Price $1,135,000
Imagine you’re an international businessperson looking for a world-class night out, but you’d rather not stray too far from your private jet in case the FIB hears you’re on American soil. There’s only one way to cater to that vital demographic, and this location is it.
Elysia Island NightClub: Price $1,02,000
Forget homely blue-collar neighborhoods and picturesque abandoned factories. If you want a real challenge, try gentrifying a dockside slum that’s knee-deep in industrial discharge and dead fish. If you can bring the A-listers here, you can bring them anywhere.
