Inside a Mini Adventurer: three screens in a row along the wall, a striped bench beneath them with controllers and a VR headset on it, and a lit controller shape set into the ceiling

Model 1 of 3 16 ft interior gaming space

Mini Adventurer: the 16 ft game trailer you can tow with what you already own

From $54,950 turnkey. 12 gamers inside, up to 20 with exterior stations.

Sixteen feet of interior gaming space. Twelve gamers inside as standard, and exterior stations push it to twenty. Tows behind most SUVs and half-tons, so you can start without buying a truck.

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.

Inside a Mini Adventurer: three screens in a row along the wall, a striped bench beneath them with controllers and a VR headset on it, and a lit controller shape set into the ceiling

A second look inside

Inside a Mini Adventurer: three screens in a row along the wall, a striped bench beneath them with controllers and a VR headset on it, and a lit controller shape set into the ceiling
Mini Adventurer, photographed the day it was finished.

Closer in

Screens in a row along the wall of a Mini Adventurer, with the lit console rack at the near end, speakers set into the bench front below and red and purple light across the ceiling
Three screens in a row, each with its own console and its own sound, and the rack that runs them at the end.
The ceiling of a Mini Adventurer: a game controller shape cut into the ceiling and lit from behind in purple, with an air conditioning unit beside it
The three-dimensional ceiling is a shape, not a flat panel. This one is a controller, lit from behind.
The control panel in a Mini Adventurer: three lighting controllers and a radio on a wall panel, beside an open cubby holding consoles on lit shelves
One panel at the front runs the lighting and the sound, with the consoles on lit shelves beside it.

Who it is for

You are starting out. You tow with an SUV or a half-ton and you do not want to buy a truck to find out whether this works. Your market is standard birthday parties of eight to twelve kids. When a booking runs big the exterior stations take you to twenty, so you are not capped.

Sixteen feet is enough trailer for the bookings that fill a first calendar: Saturday birthdays, a school reward day, a church youth night. It is also enough for a library summer program and a block party where the whole street turns out. It is also the right second unit for an owner who already runs a bigger trailer. That owner wants a mobile game truck one person can move fast.

Options owners add to this one

Exterior TVs first.
This takes you from twelve players to twenty, which means you stop turning down the bigger birthday parties.
Onboard generator.
A generator you load and unload at every event gets old in about six weekends. Built in, inside a one piece fire resistant enclosure, it has a 20 gallon tank, a start and stop switch and an hour meter. It disappears from your day.
Stabilizer jacks and backup lights.
A sloped driveway and a dark driveway are both weekly problems, and both are solved permanently.
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 Mini Adventurer 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 Mini Adventurer

Can I really tow it with an SUV?

Most SUVs and half-tons, yes. Every model rides 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 add exterior stations later?

Yes. Exterior TVs are the most common addition to this model. Some options are cheaper to build in from the start because they touch the wiring, so ask before you decide to defer anything.

Can I upgrade to a bigger trailer later?

Options can be added, but interior length cannot. If you think you will want sixteen players inside within a year, look at the Gamers Paradise first.

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 16 ft the right size for your market?

Call and tell us what you tow and what your market already has

If you would outgrow it in a year, we will say so before you buy it.