Mobile video game trailer parties · Nationwide
A game trailer packed with the latest consoles parks at your curb. Live host, ring walks, and a real title belt.
Opening Bell: $75 off · 20 launch spotsInsured
Fully covered at every party, in every home.
Background-checked Rig Bosses
Every host is screened and CPR-certified.
Parent-approved games
E and E10+ by default. You sign off on the list.
The No-Fumble Promise
On time, running, and loved, or we make it right.
How it works
Round 1Pick a package and lock your date with a $100 refundable deposit. We text to confirm within the hour.
Round 2Your Rig Boss arrives 30 minutes early, parks at your curb or driveway, cools the arena down, and signs every kid in with a gamer name, avatar, and entrance song.
Round 3Undercard rounds, a title match, and a belt ceremony. Then we pull away. The game play happened in the Rig, so there's nothing to clean in your house.
Inside the Rig
Step inside and it's black, gold, and glowing: eight big-screen stations on stadium benches, a handheld lounge in the back, and an outdoor screen for the crowd. Everyone plays at once. Nobody waits for a controller.
Handheld loungeWe refresh the lineup as new hardware drops, so it may vary slightly by date.
Packages
Every package brings the whole Rig, a live Rig Boss, and a ring walk for every kid. We park, we host, we roll out.
Opening Bell: $75 off
We're new, and we'd rather earn reviews than buy ads. Our first 20 families get $75 off any package in exchange for an honest review after the party.
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A fast, fun first fight night for smaller crews and younger players.
$399
90 min · up to 12 players · ≈ $33/kid
The full fight night. The sweet spot for most birthday crews.
$549
120 min · up to 18 players · ≈ $31/kid
Big crew, two Rig Bosses, tag-team finals. Built for the whole class.
$749
150 min · up to 24 players · ≈ $31/kid
Prices include tax and standard travel. Remote addresses may add a travel fee, quoted before you pay a cent.
The fight card
Kids step out your front door and into an arena. Every one of them gets a ring walk and a roar, and your Rig Boss calls every round like it's a title fight, because to them it is.
Bout 1"In the red corner…" Entrance song up, spotlight on. Each kid walks up the Rig's steps as their gamer name and avatar hit the screens. Instant headliner.
Bout 2Red corner. Blue corner. Tale of the tape on screen, then the bell. Everyone knows who's up next, so nobody's waiting around.
Bout 3Finalists called up. The whole Rig counts down. "And the NEW champion…" A real gold belt goes around their waist.
Bout 4Our camera catches the big plays automatically. Parents get a highlight reel to share before bedtime.
RumbleRig presents
Main Event · Live from the driveway
“The Thunder”
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The whole party
Ring walks · Title match · Championship belt
Try it
Type the birthday kid's name, pick a ring nickname, and see their headline poster.
Ring name
The prize
Every title match ends with a real, kid-sized RumbleRig championship belt. Gold plate, black strap, and it goes home with the champ. Expect it at school on Monday.
Tale of the tape
Will it fit?
The Rig needs a level spot about 50 feet long: your driveway, the street out front, or a parking lot. It brings its own power and its own AC, so nothing runs through your house.
Modes
Sensory-friendly: lower lights, headphones, no buzzers, softer ring walks, and co-op games instead of head-to-head.
Your Rig Boss runs and supervises the Rig the whole time. You host the cake and everyone else.
For teens, adults, and the office. A different game list and a different announcer energy. Same title match, same belt, more friendly trash talk.
Your host
Part ring announcer, part referee, part tech pro, and a careful driver who parks the Rig right. Your Rig Boss calls the action, keeps every kid included and every match fair, fixes any glitch, and sets the energy right where you want it.
I'm [Founder name], a parent here in [City]. I watched kids at birthday parties wait in line for one controller, then wander off. But I also saw what happened when a final match came down to the wire: the controller rumbling in their hands, and the whole room roaring. I wanted every kid to get that. A turn, a ring walk, a cheer. So I built an arena on wheels. It parks at your curb, and I show up to run it like a title fight. Because to the kid wearing the belt, it is.
— [Founder name], founder
The No-Fumble Promise
If we're late to the bell, you get 30 extra minutes of play at no charge.
If any gear goes down, we add twice that time back to your party.
If the birthday kid isn't loving it by the end of round one, you get every dollar back.
Spilled juice, a dropped controller, normal wear. You never pay for it.
Who it's for
The birthday kid headlines the card and walks out last. Every guest gets a ring walk and a cheer.
Fall festivals, field days, youth nights, and cul-de-sac parties. Park us in the lot and watch the line form.
We park in your lot. A hosted fight night your team will actually show up for, with an adult game list and an office-friendly announcer.
FAQ
A level spot about 50 feet long for the truck and Rig: your driveway, the street out front, or a parking lot. Tell us where when you book and we'll confirm it fits.
No. The Rig runs on its own quiet power and has its own air conditioning. No outlets, no cords across the lawn.
Most neighborhoods are fine with a few hours of parking. If you have an HOA, we'll help you check the rules before the party.
The Rig is climate-controlled, so we cool it down or warm it up before the first kid walks in. Rain is fine, since everyone plays inside. If there's lightning or severe weather, we reschedule free.
Up to 24 players: 16 on the big-screen stations inside, plus the handheld lounge and the outdoor screen. Your Rig Boss rotates bigger groups so everyone plays.
The current PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo consoles, plus a handheld lounge with the latest handheld gaming PCs and Switch 2. We refresh the lineup as new hardware drops.
All games are rated E or E10+ by default. T-rated games are only played with parent consent, and you approve the full list before the party. "Fight night" is just the show style. It's video games, sportsmanship first, and every kid gets a ring walk and a cheer.
It's social play, not solo scrolling. Kids cheer, take turns, play active party games, and we build in breaks for cake.
Your background-checked, CPR-certified Rig Boss is in the Rig the whole time. The door stays open, and parents are welcome to pop in anytime.
Reschedule free anytime, sick kid included. The $100 deposit is fully refundable up to 14 days before the party.
Weekends usually book 3–6 weeks out. Weekdays are often open sooner, so check dates now.
Check your date in seconds. We bring the arena, run the show, and roll out.
$100 refundable deposit holds your date. Free reschedule anytime.
