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[[File:Maisonette_9_Logo.png|left|300px|Maisonette 9 Logo]][[File:Maisonette_9.jpg|frame|A poster for Maisonette 9]] | [[File:Maisonette_9_Logo.png|left|300px|Maisonette 9 Logo]][[File:Maisonette_9.jpg|frame|A poster for Maisonette 9]][[File:Maisonette9Screenshot.jpg|thumb|Interior of Maisonette 9]] | ||
'''Maisonette 9''' is a "members only [[nightclub]]" in [[Liberty City in GTA IV Era|Liberty City]] mentioned in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] and appearing proper in [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]]. | '''Maisonette 9''' is a "members only [[nightclub]]" in [[Liberty City in GTA IV Era|Liberty City]] mentioned in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]] and appearing proper in [[The Ballad of Gay Tony]]. | ||
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The club itself is referenced occasionally in GTA IV, as in the case in "[[Out of the Closet]]" when [[Tom Rivas]] mentions the club and [[Hercules]], another club owned by Gay Tony. Other characters from GTA IV are also known to have frequented the club, including [[Gracie Ancelotti]] (as revealed during "[[...I'll Take Her]]"), and [[Alex Chilton]] and [[Carmen Ortiz]] (Carmen refers the club as "Bungalow 9") in dialogues during dates with Niko. The club is later reported by the [[Libertytreeonline.com]] to be closed alongside [[Hercules]] following allegations of drug pushing in the premises. | The club itself is referenced occasionally in GTA IV, as in the case in "[[Out of the Closet]]" when [[Tom Rivas]] mentions the club and [[Hercules]], another club owned by Gay Tony. Other characters from GTA IV are also known to have frequented the club, including [[Gracie Ancelotti]] (as revealed during "[[...I'll Take Her]]"), and [[Alex Chilton]] and [[Carmen Ortiz]] (Carmen refers the club as "Bungalow 9") in dialogues during dates with Niko. The club is later reported by the [[Libertytreeonline.com]] to be closed alongside [[Hercules]] following allegations of drug pushing in the premises. | ||
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Revision as of 21:26, 28 October 2009
Maisonette 9 is a "members only nightclub" in Liberty City mentioned in Grand Theft Auto IV and appearing proper in The Ballad of Gay Tony.
Description
According to The Ballad of Gay Tony's official website, Maisonette 9 was founded in 2003 by "Gay" Tony Prince, and, as indicated in The Ballad of Gay Tony, has been designed to face Galveston Avenue, at the Westminster—Meat Quarter border, in the basement levels of a warehouse-turned loft. The club itself only exists physically in The Ballad of Gay Tony, whereas the same location in GTA IV and The Lost and Damned is nondescript, with no hints of the club's existance. Maisonette 9 is supposedly one of Liberty City's hottest nightclubs, where Luis Fernando Lopez serves as a bouncer and personal bodyguard to the club owner. Other Maisonette 9 clubs were also reported to be operating in London and Las Venturas.
The club itself is referenced occasionally in GTA IV, as in the case in "Out of the Closet" when Tom Rivas mentions the club and Hercules, another club owned by Gay Tony. Other characters from GTA IV are also known to have frequented the club, including Gracie Ancelotti (as revealed during "...I'll Take Her"), and Alex Chilton and Carmen Ortiz (Carmen refers the club as "Bungalow 9") in dialogues during dates with Niko. The club is later reported by the Libertytreeonline.com to be closed alongside Hercules following allegations of drug pushing in the premises.