Inside a Gamers Paradise: four screens along the wall showing the PGT logo, an orange counter beneath them, striped benches facing the screens and LED light along the ceiling

Model 2 of 3 20 ft interior gaming space

Gamers Paradise: the 20 ft game truck, our most popular model

From $62,950 turnkey. Four screens inside for 16 gamers, up to six screens and 24 in total.

Twenty feet of interior gaming space with four 50 inch 4K screens inside, seating sixteen. Add up to two exterior screens and it takes twenty-four. It is our most popular model. Owners ask for it once they have done a season and know what they are being booked for: tournaments, school events, bigger parties.

Walk through a real one

This is a trailer we built and handed to an owner. Look at the ceiling, the bench, the rack at the front, the space between the screens.

Opening view of the Gamers Paradise owner build tour: navy and orange striped bench seating with boxed controllers and a VR headset laid out, blue suede walls, and screens on the orange wall at the far end

From the outside

A Gamers Paradise from the side with its exterior screen hatch raised, two screens under the hatch showing the PGT logo, a full custom wrap along the body and tandem axles beneath
A Gamers Paradise with the hatch up and both outside screens running. The wrap is the owner's own branding.

A second look inside

Inside a Gamers Paradise: four screens along the wall showing the PGT logo, an orange counter beneath them, striped benches facing the screens and LED light along the ceiling
Gamers Paradise, photographed the day it was finished.

Closer in

The cabinet at the front of a Gamers Paradise: two speakers, a panel of lighting controllers and a radio, and a shelf holding consoles and controllers
Speakers, lighting, sound and the console shelf, all in one cabinet at the front.
A channel-stitched bench in a Gamers Paradise, upholstered in green, orange and black stripes, along a wall painted with surfboards
The seating is stitched in channels and built to the trailer.

Who it is for

You want room to run tournaments and school events without turning bookings away. Sixteen gamers inside, and twenty-four with both exterior screens. That covers the birthday party that turns into two birthday parties, the after-school program, the PTA fundraiser and the corporate family day.

It is the size that makes a gaming trailer business work across a whole week rather than one afternoon. That is a field day on Tuesday, a church camp on Thursday, a grand opening on Friday and two parties on Saturday.

Options owners add to this one

Extra consoles per screen.
One per screen is standard, up to two more per screen for tournament nights.
Onboard generator.
Built in, inside a one piece fire resistant enclosure, with a 20 gallon tank, a start and stop switch and an hour meter. Nothing to load in and out at every event.
A second thing to sell.
Laser tag, karaoke, bumper balls or a rock stage let you charge more at a booking you already have. They also let you open up adult and corporate events you cannot quote for today.
Satellite dish.
Live sports on every screen turns tailgates and game days into bookable events, which fills weekends that birthdays do not.
Heating.
Optional on every model. Air conditioning is standard.

Every option is quoted in writing before anything gets built. Everything standard, and every option we install.

Owner builds of this model

Three Gamers Paradise builds you can walk through right now, each one somebody's business:

Walk through all 16 owner builds in 3D

The other two

Not sure this is the one?

The three sizes do different jobs. See all three mobile video game trucks side by side, with every spec and every starting price on one page.

What one costs, and how owners pay for it

Questions buyers ask about this model

Questions buyers ask about the Gamers Paradise

Why is this the most popular model?

Because the Mini Adventurer fills up faster than new owners expect, and because schools and corporate bookings want room for more than twelve players. Twenty feet is the size that stops you saying no.

What do I tow it with?

A properly equipped half-ton pickup, an F-150 or Silverado 1500 for example, on a ball hitch.

Tow ratings vary by vehicle and by how the trailer is optioned, so check your rating and tell us what you drive.

Can I upgrade to the Utopia later?

Options can be added, but interior length cannot. If somebody in your market already runs a game truck, read the Gamers Utopia page before you decide.

How long does it take?

Most builds run 12 to 16 weeks from deposit to delivery. It depends on what is already in production when you order, and we confirm your dates with you before anything is signed.

60 percent deposit to start the build, the balance on delivery.

What is not included?

Shipping. You collect in Tampa, or we help arrange transport at your cost. There are no franchise fees and no royalties, ever.

More answers, on cost, towing, power, insurance and support, on the buyer questions page.

Is 20 ft the right size for your market?

Call and tell us what you tow and who is already booking parties near you

If the Mini Adventurer or the Gamers Utopia is the better answer, we will say so.