Here’s How You Can Already Save $5 on Your GTA 6 Preorder

The maths is particularly simple if you’re planning to buy the $99.99 GTA 6 Ultimate Edition. Buy the gift card for $95, use that $100 of PlayStation Store credit to pay for the game, and you’ve effectively saved five bucks.

It’s worth noting that this particular offer is for Prime members, so make sure you’re signed into the right Amazon account before checking out. And, as ever with these gift card discounts, I’d recommend checking the final price at checkout before placing your order in case the promotion has changed.

GTA 6 Preorder Bonus

All GTA 6 preorders come with the Vintage Vice City Pack, which includes a classic car, outfits and hairstyles for Jason and Lucia, and an exclusive weapon pattern.

The pack includes:

• ’55 Vapid Stanier: A classic sedan that can be stored at the Shore Court garage.
• Outfits and hairstyles: Jason gets a vintage pastel linen suit, while Lucia gets a red sequin mini dress and matching hairstyle.
• Exclusive weapon pattern: A tropical design inspired by Tommy Vercetti’s famous palm-tree shirt.

Note that the Vintage Vice City Pack is included with all digital purchases of GTA 6 made before November 20, 2026, so you don’t necessarily need to preorder today to get it.

All preorders also include one month of GTA+. Just remember that the subscription automatically renews, so if you don’t want to continue paying for GTA+, you’ll want to cancel it before the trial period ends.

What’s Included With the GTA 6 Ultimate Edition?

The $99.99 Ultimate Edition includes the base game alongside a sizeable collection of additional digital content, with Rockstar describing the extras as being threaded throughout Jason and Lucia’s story.

Among the highlights are:

• ’95 Grotti Cheetah, a retro sports car with a distinctive Vice City-inspired design.
• Hawk & Little Morgan Revolvers, with Jason and Lucia versions featuring Vercetti Estate-inspired detailing.
• Personalized weapon variants for Jason and Lucia.
• Exclusive outfits, hairstyles and tattoos for both protagonists.
• Jason’s Safehouse vehicles, including the Dinka Enduro motorcycle and Crest Kayak.
• Ganado Retro Build, adding exclusive modifications to Jason’s Vapid Ganado.
• Shitzu Squalo, a weapon-equipped boat docked at Washington Beach.
• ’67 Vapid Dominator Buggy and Garage, designed for off-road adventures around Mount Kalaga.
• Goodtime Gear, inspired by the in-universe TV show character Macca the Alligator.
• PTT Youngin$ Compound, a special location featuring a gang-related activity.
• Classic Car Collection, giving you a series of abandoned classic cars to restore.

The Ultimate Edition also unlocks several special destinations, including Rideout Customs, Sara’s Unisex Salon, Stock 305, Electric Fang Tattoo, and One-Eyed Willie’s.

Whether all of that is worth the extra money over the standard edition is another question entirely. If you’re primarily interested in playing GTA 6 itself, the standard edition will obviously get you the game.

But if you’ve already decided you’re going all-in on the Ultimate Edition (like most people, I must say), there’s very little reason not to use the discounted $100 PlayStation Store gift card and keep that extra $5 in your pocket.

For more help on saving money when it comes to GTA 6, I’ve also recently covered the best PS5 refurbished deals right now, and opened up a discussion what console the game will be best played on in a few months time, and whether it’s worth the price of a console to play a single game.

Robert Anderson is a Senior Commerce Editor for IGN. Based in London, UK, he is a qualified journalist with a First Class degree in BA Journalism and over seven years of professional writing and editing experience. You can usually find him lost in open-world RPG games like Elden Ring and Cyberpunk 2077, or tinkering in Planet Coaster and Two Point Museum. Outside of gaming, he enjoys reading comics (especially Superman, Batman, and Spider-Man), taking photos, and keeping up with the latest in film and TV.