DRC Bahama Mamas Job Script | Dance Floors | QBCore ESX FiveM

The DRC Advanced Bahama Mamas job script FiveM turns the iconic 80s nightclub into a fully operational venue where players can clock in, work the bar, serve cocktails, and run the dance floor with proper roleplay depth. Players step behind the counter, pour drinks with bespoke animations, clear used glassware, and pull genuine shifts — the small immersive beats that turn a static interior into a living workplace. Built for QBCore and ESX with both Marc MLO and the popular 80s XnBahamaMamas layout already preconfigured, it drops straight into your roleplay economy without weeks of mapping work. Whether you run a city RP server with a thriving nightlife scene or want to add a new legal job path that isn’t trucking or fishing, this script makes the venue earn its place on the map.

🎬 Script Showcase

Watch the bar animations, dance floor interactions, and full job loop in action — every system on screen is live in the script you’ll install.

🍸 What Makes This Bahama Mamas Job Script FiveM Stand Out

Most nightclub jobs stop at “stand behind the bar and press E” — this one builds a full venue around the role. You get duty clock-in, a cloak room for outfit swaps, working refrigerators and ice machines, sittable chairs that pull customers into the scene, and dance platforms that turn the floor into a live stage instead of background scenery. The animations are the real differentiator: unique bar movements, dish cleaning, and hand washing that make the job feel like genuine bartending work rather than a vending-machine interaction. With over 3000 lines of code under the hood, the script handles the nightclub as a complete ecosystem — bosses, employees, customers, and the venue itself all wired through a single configurable system.

🎯 Full Feature Breakdown

Every feature listed below ships ready to use out of the box, with config-level control so you can tune the experience to match your server’s economy and roleplay style:

• Unique bar animations that bring real motion to every drink pour and serve
• Clean dishes and clean hands interactions for proper bartender immersion
• Duty system so staff clock on and off like a genuine shift-based job
• Cloak room for in-character outfit swaps when starting or ending a shift
• Sittable chairs that pull customers into the scene instead of leaving them stood at the bar
• Working tables that act as real venue surfaces for service and roleplay
• Refrigerators stocked with the venue’s drinks inventory
• Boss menu for owners to manage payroll, grades, and society funds
• Ice machine keeping the cocktail bar properly supplied
• Cash registers that handle in-character transactions
• Dance platforms that turn the floor into a live performance space
• Job blips so players can find the venue on the map
• Ingredients shop for restocking consumables on demand
• Teleports between key venue zones for smooth navigation
• Preconfigured food and drinks menu ready to serve from day one
• Consumables tied into the existing item system
• Target features compatible with all major target systems
• Clean visual design that fits naturally into the venue interior
• Preconfigured for Marc MLO and the default Bahama Mamas MLO
• Optimized for smooth server performance even on busy nights
• Secured against common cheating and exploit vectors
• Easy to set up with sensible defaults out of the box
• Livery support for the Vapid Speedo Express add-on vehicle

⚙️ Compatibility & Framework Support

The script ships fully open source with native QBCore and ESX support, so server owners can read every line, adjust behaviour to fit their economy, and audit security on their own terms. It slots into the QBCore nightclub bar job script ecosystem you’ve already built — recognising your existing target, inventory, and menu stack instead of forcing you to swap anything out. Both the Marc Bahama Mamas MLO and the popular 80s XnBahamaMamas MLO are preconfigured at install, and every coordinate, blip, and zone is editable if you’d rather drop the job into a custom interior.

• Frameworks: ESX and QBCore
• MLO Support: Marc Bahama Mamas MLO or 80s XnBahamaMamas — coords fully editable
• Target Systems: qtarget, qb-target, or ox_target
• Boss Menu: esx_society, qb-management, or zerio-bossmenu
• Skin Menu: esx_skin, qb-clothing, fivem-appearance, or ox_appearance
• Input: ox_lib or qb-input
• Context Menu: ox_lib or qb-menu
• Required: ox_lib

📊 Under The Hood

• 3000+ lines of code powering the complete job loop
• Fully open source — every line visible and modifiable
• Configurable through a clean config file
• Easy to change to your likings without touching core logic

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this work with both QBCore and ESX servers?

A: Yes. The script ships with native support for both QBCore and ESX frameworks, so you don’t need to bridge or convert anything — just drop it into the framework you’re already running.

Q: Which Bahama Mamas MLO do I need to install?

A: The script is preconfigured for both the Marc Bahama Mamas MLO and the 80s XnBahamaMamas MLO from the FiveM community. Both work out of the box, and every coordinate is editable in the config if you’d prefer to drop the job into a different interior.

Q: Is the script open source or encrypted?

A: Fully open source. You get every one of the 3000+ lines unencrypted, free to read, modify, and tune to match your server’s economy and roleplay style.

Q: Which target and menu systems does it support?

A: It works with qtarget, qb-target, and ox_target for interactions, plus ox_lib or qb-input and qb-menu for inputs and context menus. The boss menu integrates with esx_society, qb-management, or zerio-bossmenu depending on your stack.

Q: Can I add my own food and drink items to the menu?

A: Yes. The script ships with a preconfigured food and drinks list, but everything is exposed in the config so you can extend, rename, or rebalance items to fit your existing inventory and economy.

🌴 Turn The Venue Into A Living Workplace

This script takes one of GTA V’s most recognisable nightlife landmarks and gives it a real economy, a real workforce, and a real reason to exist on your map. Players walk in for a drink and leave with a job offer. Owners get a venue that pays its own staff and runs its own shifts. Your nightlife scene gains the depth it was missing.