Eight kinds of event, one trailer
Birthdays are about half of what we do. The rest is schools, churches, corporate days and whole neighborhoods — anywhere a lot of people need somewhere to be for two hours.
Birthday Parties
You have done the bowling alley. You have done the trampoline place. You have shared your kid’s birthday with four other birthdays and a PA system.
School Events & Fundraisers
Booster carnivals, after-prom, honor roll rewards, summer camp, the last week before break. The line forms at the game trailer.
Corporate & Large Events
Company picnic. Employee appreciation day. Grand opening. Trade show activation. The problem is always the same: getting people to stop and stay.
Church & Youth Group Events
Youth night, VBS week, a fall festival, a fundraiser that needs a draw. We are a known quantity for church groups in the valley.
Teen Parties
Thirteen to seventeen is the age where most party ideas stop working. This one does not. Block Parties & HOA Events
A neighborhood event lives or dies on whether the kids have somewhere to be. Solve that and the adults will actually talk to each other.
Graduation Parties
Graduation season is short and everyone books the same three weekends. The trailer goes fast in May.
Sports Team Parties
The end-of-season pizza party has been the same since 1994. This is the upgrade.Choosing one
They are the same trailer. The difference is the crowd.
Every booking is two hours, up to 28 players at once and a trained Game Coach. What changes between these eight is who turns up, how they rotate, and what we load before we arrive.
A fixed group, at a house
Birthdays, teen parties, graduations and team parties. The guest list is known, most people arrive at once, and everybody wants a turn in the first twenty minutes. The coach rotates hard early and lets it settle. Two hours is right for 12–28 guests, and a third hour is the common upgrade for teenagers, who do not leave.
An open crowd, at a venue
School events, church nights, block parties, HOA days and company picnics. People arrive and leave continuously, so throughput matters more than seat count — the coach runs shorter rotations and the outdoor stations do more of the work. This is where a second trailer earns its place: 56 at once instead of 28.
What we set before we arrive
Game ratings are yours to decide. Say E-rated only and everything rated T or M comes off the consoles before a single controller is handed out — schools and church groups almost always do, and plenty of parents do too. Tell us when you book, or tell the coach on the day.
How organisations pay
Schools, churches and non-profits book online exactly like everybody else — there is no quote to wait for and no form to get through first. If your office pays by purchase order or check, hold the date on the calendar and we will sort the paperwork out afterwards.
Wherever you are
We come to you
Two trailers · one calendar
Don’t get locked out of your date
We added a second trailer so we can offer more weekend parties. Pick your date on the calendar and you are done in about four minutes — availability, price and confirmation in one go.
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.