Nobody sits out
Las Vegas’ Best mobile video game experience
A 32-foot game trailer parks at your curb and up to 28 kids play at once. A trained Game Coach runs the whole party. You just sip a soda and take photos.
- Play at once
- 28
- 4K screens
- 8
- Trailer
- 32 ft
- Two hours from
- $350
Dates & prices
Two hours, 28 players, one price
Every booking is two full hours, all eight stations and a trained Game Coach. No per-child pricing, no setup fee, no charge for travel inside 25 miles of North Las Vegas. Check your date on the calendar and you are done in about four minutes.
Ready when you are
Check your date
Live availability on our booking calendar. We run two trailers, so a date that looks busy often is not — but weekends still go first, and May graduation weekends go months ahead.
Book nowBooking both trailers? Book it twice for the same time on the same day — the calendar only offers the slot twice if both are free. Schools, churches and non-profits book online like everybody else, with no quote to wait on first.
What actually shows up
The best gaming experience in Vegas, on wheels
Eight 4K screens, cushioned stadium seating, laser lighting, and air conditioning that holds through a 110-degree July. It runs on its own quiet generator and its own Starlink, so nothing plugs into your house and the online games actually work.
- Trailer
- 32 ftClimate controlled, year round
- Trailers
- 2Same equipment in each — 56 together
- Capacity
- Up to 28At once per trailer, games depending
- Seated
- 20Cushioned stadium seating inside
- Screens
- 84K, indoor and outdoor stations
- Consoles
- 4PS5, Series X, Switch 2, PSVR2
- Internet
- StarlinkFortnite, Roblox, Apex all playable
- Power
- OnboardQuiet generator — no house hookup
- Access
- ADA rampWheelchair accessible entry
Capacity
28 controllers. 28 kids playing.
Most game trucks in the valley cap out around 20, which means a third of the party is watching at any given moment. We seat 20 inside on cushioned stadium benches and run 8 more at the outdoor stations under the awning — up to 28 on controllers at the same time.
Twenty-eight is the ceiling rather than a fixed number: a four-player game puts four on one screen, a head-to-head racer puts two, and a solo title puts one, so the exact count moves with what the group picks. The coach loads for the crowd. And if the guest list swells past 28 anyway — it does — they rotate players so the quiet kid gets as much screen time as the loud one.
And when 28 is genuinely not enough, there are two of them. Both trailers are 32 feet carrying the same equipment, so booking the pair puts 56 players on 16 screens. Book it twice for the same time on the same day — the calendar only offers the slot twice if both trailers are genuinely free.
Inside · 20 seated
Outside · 8 under the awning
A typical Las Vegas game truck seats 20 in total.
28
Both trailers together56
How the two hours go
You are not running this party
A trained Game Coach runs the whole thing — setup, instruction, rotating players and teardown. The only job left for you is deciding where the cake goes.
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30 min before
We arrive and set up
The coach parks at the curb, drops the awning and brings all eight stations up. Setup is on our time, not your two hours.
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Hour one
Everyone gets a controller
Twenty inside on the benches, eight outside under the awning. The coach teaches anyone who needs teaching.
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Hour two
The coach rotates players
Nobody watches for long. Quiet kids get as much screen time as loud ones — that is the part parents notice.
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After
We pack down and go
No cleanup, no chairs to fold, no venue to leave tidy. Your driveway looks like it did this morning.
Parents, in their own words
Every one of these is a real booking
Booked for my son’s 10th birthday party and will definitely do it again. Steve arrived early for set up, helped all the kids with various requests, and all the kids had a blast. An awesome idea if you’re trying to figure out what to do for a birthday party. Booking was easy.
This was the best party hack! We will be using this again 100%.
The best gaming truck in Nevada. They are well equipped and very professional.
Awesome experience! Hunter was friendly and professional.
We rented Vegas Gamerz for my son’s 10th birthday, and it was an awesome experience!
My kids and their friends had so much! Even the adults loved it!
We definitely recommend Vegas Gamerz. Our son & his friends had a great time.
Every kind of event
We do a lot more than birthdays
Birthday parties
The one you book instead of the bowling alley. Private, at your curb, and you are not sharing the room with four other birthdays.
Schools, churches & block parties
Say the word and we load E-rated titles only. Purchase orders and checks welcome — book the date online and we sort the paperwork after.
Corporate & large events
Own generator, own Starlink, nothing to plug into. For crowds past 28 at a time, run both trailers — 56 players on 16 screens.Church & Youth Group EventsTeen PartiesBlock Parties & HOA EventsGraduation PartiesSports Team Parties
Straight answers
The things parents ask before they book
If yours is not here, the full list is on the questions page.
Read all the questions-
Split across a party of 28 that is about $13 a kid for two hours, with no venue deposit, no per-head minimum, no driving and nothing to clean up afterwards. A bowling or trampoline party for the same group usually lands higher once you add shoes, pizza and the party room.
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Up to 28, yes — twenty inside on cushioned stadium benches across eight 4K screens, and eight more at the outdoor stations under the awning. Twenty-eight is the ceiling rather than a fixed number, because it depends on what the group is playing: a four-player game puts four on one screen, a racing or head-to-head game puts two, and a single-player title puts one. The Game Coach picks games to keep as many hands on controllers as possible, and rotates whoever is waiting. What matters in practice is the comparison — most game trucks in the valley cap out around 20 in total, so a third of their party is watching no matter what gets loaded.
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We do — two 32-foot trailers, each carrying the same equipment and each seating up to 28 gamers at once. Most parties only ever need one. The second matters in two situations: a crowd bigger than 28 at a time, and a weekend that would otherwise be full, because two rigs mean twice as many slots in a day.
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Almost certainly. We need roughly 55 feet of flat, hardened space for truck and trailer together, usually on the street at the end of your driveway. Very steep streets are the one thing that stops us — and if yours will not work, we will happily set up at a nearby park, church or lot instead. Worth telling the neighbours we are coming.
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The trailer is insulated and climate controlled — air conditioned through summer, heated through winter — so 110 and 40 feel the same inside. The only exception is genuinely dangerous weather: storms, lightning, high winds or flooding. If the coach has to cancel before the party starts, you get a free reschedule or a refund.
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Yes, and you should if it matters to you. The library runs from E to M ratings. Tell the Game Coach before the event starts that you want E-rated only — nothing with shooting, fighting or violence — and that is what gets loaded. It has to be before we start so we know what to leave out.
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Yes. We carry Starlink onboard, so Fortnite, Apex Legends, Roblox and Fall Guys all run properly. That is not true of every game truck, and it is usually the first thing the teenagers test.
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Be there. A parent or responsible adult needs to be on site throughout, and guests should finish eating outside before they come in. Everything else — setup, instruction, rotating players, teardown — is the Game Coach’s job.
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Once you book and we accept, you get a confirmation email with a payment link, and payment is due in full to hold the date. Travel is free within 25 miles of North Las Vegas. Beyond that a distance-based fee applies — you see the number before you pay, not after.
Two trailers · one calendar
Don’t get locked out of your date
We added a second trailer so we can offer more weekend parties. Book the calendar, or call and talk it through with Hunter — either way it takes about four minutes.
Serving Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson, Summerlin, Enterprise, Spring Valley, Boulder City and Moapa Valley. Free travel inside 25 miles of North Las Vegas; past that, a distance-based fee you see before you pay.