The RGV Games on Wheelz mobile gaming bus lit up at a Mission event with all six screens running

#1 Mobile Gaming Party Bus

Mobile Gaming Bus
in Mission, TX

Game Anytime, Anywhere — We Bring the Fun!

Mission is a straight shot west on Expressway 83 from our McAllen base. The gaming bus, laser tag, karaoke, arcade gaming and foam parties come to your driveway, campus or church lot — no travel fee anywhere in the city.

Straight West on 83

The Tourist Mecca
Books Parties Too

Mission sits in southwestern Hidalgo County on US‑83 and State Highway 107, and it has called itself the tourist mecca of South Texas for a long time. It is also one city west of our McAllen base, which puts every Mission address inside our free travel zone.

What shows up: nine gaming stations, six 50" Hisense QD7 MiniLED displays, a 65" outdoor screen, Dolby Atmos, and a climate-controlled interior. A host runs it.

What we bring
Players in glowing laser tag vests lined up beside an inflatable bunker at an RGV Games on Wheelz night game

Around Town

Where We Set Up
in Mission

  • Conway Avenue & Downtown

    Conway Avenue is Business US‑83 and the main commercial road serving downtown Mission. Older streets closer in run tighter, so a parking photo before your date settles it.

  • Sharyland

    The Sharyland area on the McAllen side of the city. Newer streets and wider driveways here, which makes our 35 feet of clear space easy to find.

  • Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park

    764 acres and the headquarters of the World Birding Center, with 325 bird species and 250 butterfly species recorded. Open ground out this way is the kind of level space the bus parks on.

  • Mission CISD & Sharyland ISD

    Mission High, Veterans Memorial, Sharyland High and Sharyland Pioneer. School visits open all 10 gaming stations and run on timed 30-minute rotations.

  • Anzalduas Park

    River access on the south end of the city, and a long-standing spot for big family gatherings. Wide open lots mean room to run laser tag alongside the bus.

  • The National Butterfly Center

    The North American Butterfly Association’s pilot project, here because the Valley has the greatest variety of butterflies in the country. Another landmark that pulls Valley-wide crowds into Mission.

The Texas Citrus Fiesta has run every January since 1932 — that whole stretch books early in Mission.

Five Ways to Play

One Booking.
Multiple Ways to Play.

Pick one or stack several on the same date.

Mobile Gaming Bus

Nine stations, six 50" screens, PS5, Xbox and arcade cabinets.

Gaming bus details

Mobile Laser Tag

Outdoor and high-energy — built for big groups.

Laser tag details

Karaoke

Dolby Atmos sound and a host on the mic.

Karaoke details

Arcade Gaming

Custom cabinets loaded with the classics.

Arcade details

Foam Parties

Mountains of foam in the yard or the lot.

Foam party details

Not Sure What to Pick?

Tell us the ages, headcount and space you have.

Ask us

How It Works

Booking Is
Easy

Three steps and your party is handled.

  1. Book Your Date

    Send your date, address and headcount — a $100 deposit holds it.

  2. We Arrive & Set Up

    We park in about 35 feet and are ready to play in 15 minutes.

  3. You Party, We Handle Everything

    Your host runs the games and packs everything back up.

Why Mission Books Us

One City West,
Same Free Zone

Mission is close enough to our McAllen base that nothing gets added to your quote for mileage.

  • No travel fee, citywide. Mission is inside the 0–15 mile free zone.

  • A straight run down Expressway 83. No crossing the Valley to reach your driveway.

  • Mission CISD and Sharyland ISD, same zone. Mission High, Veterans Memorial, Sharyland, Pioneer.

  • Driveways, church lots, park ground. Conway Avenue to Anzalduas — we need 35 feet.

Travel to Mission

$0

Travel fee inside Mission

The Express package covers travel across all of Hidalgo County.

Where We Roll

Serving the
Whole Valley

Booking somewhere else in the Valley? Pick your city.

Also Donna, Alamo, San Juan, Mercedes, La Feria and nearby communities.

Good to Know

Mission
Questions

Do you charge a travel fee to come to Mission?
No. Mission is inside our free travel zone, and the Express package covers all of Hidalgo County.
What parts of Mission do you serve?
All of it — downtown and the Conway Avenue corridor, Sharyland on the McAllen side, the neighborhoods along Expressway 83, and south toward Anzalduas Park.
Where can you park at a Mission house?
About 35 feet of clear, level space. Sharyland streets are usually roomy while older blocks near downtown are tighter, so send a photo of the spot before your date.
Can you come to a Mission CISD or Sharyland ISD school event?
Yes. We open all 10 gaming stations on 30-minute rotations — a four-hour visit fits up to 100 students, a six-hour visit up to 137. Student discounts are 8% for Honor Roll and 5% for Perfect Attendance.
Can you set up at a park instead of a house?
Yes, as long as there is about 35 feet of clear, level space and permission from whoever runs the site. Open park ground actually suits us — there is room to run laser tag alongside the bus.
How far ahead should I book a Mission date?
January around the Texas Citrus Fiesta and the spring weekends go first. A $100 deposit holds your date, and it is non-refundable.

Check Your
Date

Send your date and we will confirm right away.

Get in Touch

Call or Text
(956) 201-8308
Email Us
info@rgvgamesonwheelz.com
Hours
Mon–Fri 10AM–8PM
Sat–Sun 9AM–11PM · available 7 days a week

Before You Book

Have these ready:

  • Your event date and start time
  • The address, plus a photo of where we would park
  • About how many guests you expect
  • Which services you want — bus, laser tag, karaoke, arcade or foam

We come to you — McAllen and the whole Rio Grande Valley.

Bring the Party
to Your Driveway.
Pick Your Date.

Call and we will check your date on the spot.

Fully licensed and insured · Host included · 15-minute setup · 7 days a week