Leaked Vice City Collection Poster Reveals More of GTA 6’s Leonida Map, Including Tolls and Pelican Valley

GTA 6 map leak Vice City Collection Leonida, Digi Mart USA News: An Instagram account has shared what is described as the most complete look yet at the GTA 6 map, after unboxing the premium Vice City Collection and exposing its poster and other bonuses. The leak comes as the game’s release date approaches, and some regions of Leonida had remained unseen.

According to the report, an earlier display of the Collector’s Box in a Manchester Selfridges store showed part of the Florida-inspired setting, and a folded poster offered further clues. Goose Key in the southern section was among the previously unannounced destinations.

A now-deleted Instagram reel later showed more of the map.

The source says most regions and labels are now visible, including Lummox County in the north and destinations such as Moreau. Further south, Pelican Valley, located in Grassrivers, is another newly seen location.

Some edges of the map, such as Leonida Keys, remain partly out of view.

The poster also appears to reference paid roadways, which matches earlier trailer suggestions that the game would include tolls. It additionally features a blimp icon, a real-world aircraft that has been spotted flying over the United States.

Access to the map appears to be tied to purchase: pre-order buyers must spend $400 on the Goodtime State – Vice City Collection to obtain the navigational aid. Fans had hoped physical Xbox and PS5 copies would include the map, as earlier Rockstar titles such as GTA 5 and Red Dead Redemption 2 did.

According to the report, Rockstar will make a downloadable digital map available on or shortly after the release date, while retail boxes include a double-sided poster with cover art and the previously seen Bikini Girl.

The report also says a community effort, the GTA 6 Mapping Project, had pieced together a chart of Vice City and Leonida from screenshots and trailers. Its Discord server reportedly received a DMCA strike, though its website remains accessible, and the project is expected to examine the latest leak for further clues.

This information is based on a single publisher report and has not been independently verified.