Fans thought these floating yellow doors were secret portals to a GTA cult — here's what they really are.
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Fans thought these floating yellow doors were secret portals to a GTA cult — here's what they really are.

The Skydoor became linked to the Epsilon Program myth through a debunked fan theory about 'golden portals' in the 'Puerto Amarilla Valley' — grammatically incorrect Spanish for 'Yellow Door Valley.' Because the Skydoor is literally a yellow door, players claimed it was a hidden cult location or even the home of deity Kifflom. The connection is entirely fan-created; the markers are simply leftover development teleport points.

Verdict:Busted

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The SKYMAP showing the Skydoor's location or the so-called 'Puerto Amarilla Valley' — ground zero for the debunked Epsilon golden portal theory.
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The SKYMAP showing the Skydoor's location or the so-called 'Puerto Amarilla Valley' — ground zero for the debunked Epsilon golden portal theory.

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