This page is about the property. For the gameplay element, see Motorcycle Clubs. For the business operations, see The Open Road.
Clubhouses are purchasable properties in Grand Theft Auto Online added as part of the Bikers update and expanded upon in The Criminal Enterprises update.
Description[]
Clubhouses can be purchased from Maze Bank Foreclosures and can have multiple decorations, as well as optional extras.
Once the player selects the desired clubhouse for the first time, an introductory cutscene plays, where Malc (a character from The Lost and Damned) welcomes the player to the new clubhouse and explains how the Motorcycle Clubs and clubhouse features work.
There are recreational facilities available for the crew, including Darts, jukebox, Arm Wrestling, among others. Malc explains that the player needs some prospects to join to the club and how to establish a hierarchy. Then, Malc explains about jobs that appear on the notice board. The garage is a prominent feature of the club, where up to ten player-owned bikes can be stored. If the optional bike shop is purchased, it will be available in a corner of the garage. Malc explains that members of the MC still pay for the modifications to Zach Nelson, who runs the bike shop in the clubhouse. The Gun Locker (if purchased) works in the same way as its office counterpart, allowing players to store weapons and equip only what the player needs.
Malc also explains the availability of a laptop with access to anonymity network that links to a network server called The Open Road, where the player is able to choose and run illicit businesses. After everything is explained, Malc tells the player he will be in touch if the player "takes any of that club business", but otherwise they can "enjoy the place" and leaves the clubhouse.
Like Offices, the interiors of the Clubhouses will start adding Weed, Meth, Cocaine, Forged Documents and Counterfeit Cash to the personal quarters area after those products are sold.
Clubhouses[]
Map[]
Locations[]
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Clubhouse | Location | Image | In-game description | Price |
Del Perro Beach Clubhouse (Layout 1) | 7 Del Perro Beach | This functional ground floor property used to be a soup kitchen, and repossessing that kind of attack on American values isn't just business for us - it's pleasure. Now available for purchase by a patriotic entrepreneur or kingpin, this place will be serving the community again in no time. | $365,000 | |
Downtown Vinewood Clubhouse (Layout 2) | 2214 Clinton Avenue | Don't just sit there gorging on welfare and compassion. Take a stand for the trickle down economy today. Plunge capital back into your community. Buy up every last derelict and turn it into a living, breathing, buzzing hive of fugitives and meth heads. It's time to be the change, people. | $472,000 | |
Grapeseed Clubhouse (Layout 2) | 2111 East Joshua Road | If you're looking for somewhere that's off the beaten path you just found it: miles from anywhere, deemed hazardous by the Los Santos Building Standards Commission, and the last occupants died in murder-suicide pact. How many reassurances of total privacy do you need? | $225,000 | |
Great Chaparral Clubhouse (Layout 1) | 101 Route 68 | We all thought there was a rock bottom, but nope, it turns out the value of a place like this just falls and falls! Get in here before we burn it for kicks. The authorities just want to forget it exists, so go wild. | $200,000 FREE (with Criminal Enterprise Starter Pack) | |
Hawick Clubhouse (Layout 2) | 1778 Hawick Avenue | You know a property must be something really special when the previous occupants have such a hard time letting go. You just can't fake that kind of helpless desperation and rage, and in a world as cynical as this that's the best review of all. | $495,000 | |
La Mesa Clubhouse (Layout 2) | 137 Capital Boulevard | The locals assumed it was abandoned, but in fact this spacious warehouse was the heart and soul of the Los Santos snuff industry for years. Now tax hikes are forcing those pioneering filmmakers out of business, so this is your chance to buy your way under the radar and stay there for good. | $449,000 | |
Paleto Bay Clubhouse (Layout 1) | 1 Paleto Boulevard | You might assume this is a glass-half-empty kind of place, but the people of Paleto believe the glass is actually half full of cut-price real estate, disenfranchised workers and raw opportunity. That's right, this dingy storage unit is a step towards a brighter future for us all. | $242,000 | |
Paleto Bay Clubhouse (Layout 2) | 68 Paleto Boulevard | Sure, coastal small town America has mile after mile of foreclosed retail premises within fifty feet of a church and a gun store, so why choose this one? Well ask yourself this: can you think of a better way to blend in and disappear? Act now before it stops making sense. | $250,000 | |
Pillbox Hill Clubhouse (Layout 1) | 75 Elgin Avenue | The repo guys who raided this place died of smallpox three days later, which is almost certainly a coincidence and has in no way affected the valuation of the property. And hey, worst case scenario, you couldn't pay for a more robust security system. | $455,000 | |
Rancho Clubhouse (Layout 1) | 1334 Roy Lowenstein Boulevard | This little gem is nestled so snugly in the heart of longstanding urban squalor that we'd forgotten it was even on our books. As far as we can tell it's not on any property register, so just give us the cash and make it disappear. | $420,000 | |
Sandy Shores Clubhouse (Layout 1) | 47 Algonquin Boulevard | Are you a real fixer upper? Can you share the cool desert evenings with packs of wild dogs and openly incestuous couples? If so this is the project for you. It's got nothing but potential. | $210,000 | |
Vespucci Beach Clubhouse (Layout 2) | 4 Goma Street | You know times are tough when not even a million hipsters getting a tattoo of a swallow in flight on their taint could save this place from going under. Bad news for those who wanted to follow up with that bold yet simple triangle design, but the rock bottom pricetag is good news for you. | $395,000 |
Renovations[]
The player is able to choose a wide variety of customization options for the clubhouse.
Customization options | ||||
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Option | Description | Feature | Image | Price |
Mural | How many symbols of sex, attitude and self-destruction can you fit onto a single brick wall using only acrylic paints and spit? Dare to dream, and you'll surprise yourself. | Nine different paintings for the inner walls of the clubhouse, usually close to the recreational areas. One-story clubhouses have different Mural options as two-story clubhouses. The chosen Mural also affects the color of the other walls of the clubhouse; however, this can only be previewed on the "Club Emblem" page, not on the "Mural" page itself. | From left to right and from up to down:
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Style | To the untrained eye it might look like a scuzzy pit, but it takes a lot of money and talent to get a pit looking this scuzzy. Hand craft your levels of grime with custom walls, floors, hangings and furnishings. | Two different options for Wall Style, Wall Hanging and Furniture Option. Option A usually have a traditional look and are free, while option B, although expensive, are more modern and gives the clubhouse a better look. |
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Club Emblem | A picture is worth a thousand words, so an obscene doodle masquerading as a catchy logo is probably worth about a million pictures. Or something like that. | The option to add an emblem on free spaces in the walls, usually near staircases and hallways. | From left to right and from up to down:
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Club name | You've worked long and hard and hot and sweaty on a name that would offend as many people as possible, so make sure it gets the showcasing it deserves. | Options to name the player's club, different fonts to select and eight available colors for the same. |
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Gun Locker | An artisan only needs his best tools. Take your signature weaponry with you and leave the rest in the security of a locked safe guarded by the drug-addled murderers and psychos you call friends. | A gun locker that allows the player to store weapons that are not needed, similarly to the ones in offices. | $320,000 | |
Custom Bike Shop | You're a patron of the arts, and supporting local craftsmen is what you're all about. So, if you don't give this guy's location to the feds he'll squat in your garage and mod your rides for the fair market price plus a lungful of draw and the occasional bucket of oats. | A personal mod shop to modify bikes, in the same way as Los Santos Customs and Benny's Original Motor Works. | $530,000 |
- * Set by default on the initial purchase. Only charges when switching back during the renovation.
- ? Club name can be changed through the Interaction Menu as an MC President, for $50,000.
Layout[]
There are two different layouts available depending on the site selected.
Layout 1[]
A single-story building interior where the main entrance leads to the bar area, as well as the recreation room. Next to the bar area, there is the meeting room, where the MC convenes to start any of the MC jobs available. Opposite the entrance, there is an office room where the Open Road laptop and the owner's bed and wardrobe are located, as well as a bathroom accessed through a wooden door. Next to the recreation room, there is the garage area, divided into two sections. The first where up to ten of the owner's bikes can be stored and sorted via a vehicle management corona. The second section is where club members bikes are temporarily parked when they enter the clubhouse. The bike shop is located on the left side of the same garage door. After The Criminal Enterprises update, when the bike shop is owned, a customer bike can be parked at the rear of the member parking zone.
Layout 2[]
A two-story interior layout where the main entrance leads to the garage area, with the bikes stored on the right side and the member parking and bike shop on the left. The meeting room is located next to the member parking area, between the bike shop and the bathroom, while the office room is located next to the player's bike storage area. The customer bike parking is right at the back. A set of stairs next to the office door lead to the second floor, where all the recreational features are located. The bar area is located in the corner just ahead of the stairs.
Functionality[]
Bar[]
The bar is staffed by the Clubhouse bartender Sindy, whom the player can interact with to order free shots of The Mount whiskey and, post-The Criminal Enterprises update, start a Bar Resupply mission. Tied to this mission is a cash bag located behind the office desk, where the player can collect their accumulated Bar Earnings, up to a maximum of $100,000.
Jukebox[]
There is a jukebox in the bar area, which can play a selection of in-game radio stations, but with the ads and DJ intermissions removed. Changing the station costs $1 and can only be changed by the Clubhouse owner.
List of stations available[]
- "Classic Rock" - Los Santos Rock Radio
- "Modern Rock" - Vinewood Boulevard Radio
- "Hip Hop" - West Coast Classics
- "Punk" - Channel X
- "Media Player" - Media Player (added with Los Santos Tuners)
Recreation[]
The dartboard, Arm-wrestling table, TV and lounge area are available to all visitors.
Bike Workshop[]
The optional Bike Workshop adds Zach Nelson and works in the same way as Los Santos Customs and Benny's Original Motor Works, only that is exclusive for bikes. Players can access the bike shop by getting on any owned bike stored in the clubhouse. The same services are offered to the clubhouse owner whether they have registered as a MC President or not, and to the MC club members who have parked their bikes in the member parking area.
In The Criminal Enterprises update, the Bike Service was added which allows players to participate in a new side-line activity.
MC Jobs[]
Main article: Clubhouse Contracts
Main article: Motorcycle Club Work
The clubrooms include a noticeboard that keeps track of various statistics for the MC.
A variety of jobs will be randomly posted 3 at a time for the player to chose one.
Gallery[]
Layout 1[]
Layout 2[]
General[]
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Oversights[]
- After The Criminal Enterprises update, the Bike Service customer bike can occupy the same parking space as the second club member parking. Bike owners parked there will be unable to get back on their bike inside the clubhouse.
- When modifying a bike, it may become the player's personal vehicle, making the previously used personal vehicle despawn. If not delivered, a glitch may occur in which the icon for the bike may appear on the map at Terminal, though the bike itself remains in the Clubhouse (likely due to the Clubhouse interior being located somewhere beneath Terminal on the map).