Velvet ropes, a padded black entrance corridor and a press wall where the club mascot poses for photographers — LUXXX CLUB makes its impression before anyone reaches the dance floor. This WXMAPS interior is a complete nightlife venue for FiveM, built for servers where the club is a player-run business, not just a teleport with a boombox.

The main room

The centrepiece is a two-level club floor: a runway stage with poles under a disco ball, LED trusses and ribbon displays overhead, and a wraparound second floor where VIPs watch the chaos from above. Purple neon and layered lighting handle the atmosphere on their own, so the room feels alive before your DJ script queues its first track.

Bars, booths and the DJ spot

The bars come dressed with stocked shelves, neon signage and a LUXXX merch wall — yes, the club sells its own t-shirts, and frankly so should yours. Private booths give VIP packages and quiet side deals somewhere to happen, while the dedicated DJ area anchors your event nights.

Back of house is where the RP gets deeper

A performers’ dressing room with costume racks and a notice board supports dancer and staff jobs. The boss office swaps club neon for wood panelling, bookshelves and stained-glass windows — easily the classiest room on this side of the map, and a proper stage for contract signings, staff meetings and the occasional hostile takeover.

Ownership-ready, framework-agnostic

LUXXX CLUB slots into any boss-management, DJ or billing setup on ESX, QBCore/Qbox or a custom core — the MLO itself is standalone. The exterior and entrance are reworked too, so pulling up to the club is part of the show. And it’s optimized for a packed house, because a nightclub interior that chokes the server on event night is just an expensive screenshot.

Install

Drop the resource into your server, ensure it, and install wxmaps_commons (the shared WXMAPS dependency) so the interiors load. Doors can open the same night.