Inside a Gamers Utopia: screens along the wall showing the PGT logo, yellow diamond-quilted benches beneath them, a blue ceiling and the owner's logo panel at the far end

Model 3 of 3 24 ft interior gaming space

Gamers Utopia: the 24 ft game truck for markets where somebody already has one

From $69,950 turnkey. Five screens inside for 20 gamers, up to eight screens and 32 in total.

Twenty-four feet of interior gaming space with five 50 inch 4K screens inside, seating twenty. Add up to three exterior screens and it takes thirty-two, across up to eight screens in all. One console per screen is standard, with up to two more per screen. Thirty-two players at once is not an incremental upgrade. At the same events, it is a different product.

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 Utopia owner build tour: screens down the left wall above a lime bench, a black and lime bench with controllers on the right, purple suede walls and the lit console rack at the front

From the outside

A Gamers Utopia from the side with all three exterior screen hatches raised, each screen showing the PGT logo, and a full custom wrap along the body
A Gamers Utopia with all three outside screens open along the side.
A Gamers Utopia from the rear with the ramp down, showing quilted benches and a screen inside, and the wrap running across the rear doors
The same trailer from the back, with the ramp down.

A second look inside

Inside a Gamers Utopia: screens along the wall showing the PGT logo, yellow diamond-quilted benches beneath them, a blue ceiling and the owner's logo panel at the far end
Gamers Utopia, photographed the day it was finished.

Closer in

The console rack in a Gamers Utopia: consoles on lit shelves in a blue cabinet with controllers beside them, the lighting controllers and radio above, and quilted benches alongside
One console per screen, each on its own lit shelf, with the controls above them.

Who it is for

Somebody in your market already has a game truck. You are not going to win by being second with the same thing. You get twenty players on five screens inside, and thirty-two in total across up to eight screens with exterior stations. One console per screen is standard, with up to two more per screen. At the same birthday party, school event or corporate day, that changes what the customer is comparing.

It is also the trailer for owners who already know they will run tournaments, camps, festivals and community programs where the line never stops. It is for the video game truck that has to be the one a school or a company books for four hundred people.

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. On a trailer this size, nothing to load in and out matters more.
Satellite dish.
Live sports on every screen for tailgates and game days.
Rock stage.
Turns the back of the trailer into a stage for festivals, schools and fundraisers.
Underglow lighting.
At a night event it is the thing people photograph and post, and somebody else's photograph is your next booking.
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 Utopia 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 Utopia

Is 24 ft too big to start with?

Not if your market already has a game truck. If it does not, the Gamers Paradise gives you sixteen players inside, and twenty-four with its exterior screens, for less.

We would rather talk you into the correct model than the expensive one.

What do I tow it with?

Some half-ton pickups can pull a Gamers Utopia and some cannot. It depends on the year, the model and how the truck is equipped. It rides on a ball hitch at roughly 32 ft overall.

Check your vehicle's tow rating against the top of our weight range, not the bottom. Tell us what you drive so we can tell you honestly.

How many people can run it?

One. Every console, switch, light and volume control sits in one rack at the front. You change a game or turn a station down without walking the length of the trailer mid-party.

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 24 ft the right size for your market?

Call and tell us who is already running a game truck near you

If the Gamers Paradise would do the job for less, we will say so.