Play, Connect, Compete.

Utah’s first indoor sports mini game park for families and friends

What is elite games?

Utah County’s first Ever

Indoor sports Mini Game Park

Elite Games is designed for families, friends, and teams to compete in exciting mini-games inspired by popular sports. Guests can choose from soccer, football, basketball, baseball, pickleball, volleyball, and golf-themed rooms for a one-of-a-kind gaming experience.

Elite Games operates as a pay-to-play venue where customers can purchase a 1 to 2-hour pass granting access to all sport-themed game rooms and mini-games. Groups of 2–8 players receive a tablet equipped with a custom scoring application that records individual results throughout their session and ultimately crowns an ‘Elite Champion’ at the conclusion of their visit.

Why did we create Elite Games?

Despite the widespread popularity of both organized sports and social gaming, there is a significant gap in the entertainment industry for a venue that allows sports lovers of all skill levels to engage in competitive, interactive play across multiple sports, all in a single and socially immersive environment.

Any of this sound familiar?

Bored of the same activities

Your family outings feel stale and no one gets excited anymore.

Too pricey for little value

You end up spending big money and feel it was not worth it.

Hard to keep everyone engaged

Different skill levels make it stressful and not fun for the whole group.

How does it work?

The group will enter one of the 7 unique sport themed rooms available with their group and approach the game room kiosk. Here the group can decide which mini game they want to play.

Our Most Popular Mini Games

SOCCER

Soccer Skeeball

Take up to 9 shots on goal.
Each target zone has unique point values.
Outscore opponents individually or in teams.

Elite Shooter

Hit all 9 outer target zones.
Race against the clock.
Play solo or in teams.

Color Zone Wars

2–4 teams compete.
Take turns shooting at your team’s 3 color zones.
Team that accumulates the most points wins.

Basketball

5 on the Board

Everyone starts with 5 points.
Make shots to raise “board” value, miss and lose that many points.
Last player standing or highest points remaining wins.

Elite Shooter

10 shots per player.
Normal balls = 1 point, bonus ball = 3 points.
Highest score wins.

Connect 3 Shooter

2–4 teams with color-coded balls.
Sink shots on the Connect 3 board.
First team to get 3 in a row on the board wins.

Football

Field Goal Rush

Kick as many field goals as possible.
Timed challenge.
Individual or team scoring.

Football Frenzy

Throw into 4 target zones (solo) or 8 (team).
Finish with a field goal.
Fastest completion wins.

Quarterback Blitz

Hit targets in order shown.
3 targets for solo, 6 for teams.
Fastest completion time wins.

Golf

Golf Skeeball

Take 5 chip shots at the target zone wall.
Each target zone has point values.
Compete solo or in teams.

Elite Putter

Putt into as many holes as possible within the timer.
Score points for each putt.
Play solo or 2-player teams.

Puttergories

2–4 teams, 8 rounds each.
If more than one team sinks a hole, it’s void.
Only uncontested holes earn you points.

Baseball

Home Run Derby Contest

6 rounds to hit 6 home runs.
Play as an individual or on teams.
Player/Team to hit the most home runs wins.

Fly Ball Catch and Throw

Catch fly balls for 1 point.
Throw into the catcher zone for another point.
Highest score wins.

Grounder Catch and Throw

Field ground balls being shot out at random.
Throw into the catcher zone for a point.
Highest score wins.

Volleyball

Elite of the Court

4-square volleyball format.
Only “Elite E” position scores.
Rotate after errors; most points wins.

Team Battle

Split the group into 2 teams.
Short volleyball match.
Team with the most points wins.

Pickleball

Elite Pickleball Champion

Race to hit assigned drill/dink zones.
6 zones (solo) or 12 zones (team).
Most zones scored in wins.

The Drop Shot Race

Play as individuals or on teams.
Race to hit a ball into 6 target dink zones.
Player/Team with the most points wins.

Around the World

Must hit into one of the target zones.
Miss shot = players out for the round.
Last player/team standing wins the round.

Ready to get started?

What You Gain After Booking

Fun that everyone enjoys

20 mini games, 7 different sport rooms, hours of fun.

Affordable memories that last

Finish with a group photo at our custom Elite Champion Podium.

Loyalty and Rewards Program

Customized offers, birthday perks, and exclusive benefits for returning guests.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a game pass last?

Each mini game lasts approximately 5 minutes, so players can expect to play from 1-1.5 hours depending on the number of mini game passes they purchase

Do I need to book in advance?

Yes, booking ahead is recommended. Spots are limited and advance scheduling ensures your group gets the time you want.

How much does it cost per person?

Pricing varies by group size, day of the week, and length of game pass, starting at $19.99–$24.99 per person for a one-hour weekday pass.

Is there an age requirement?

There is no strict age requirement; however, we recommend players be at least 8 years old due to safety considerations and the complexity of the games. All minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian while playing.

What if I need to change my booking?

You can reschedule your time easily online. We know plans change and do our best to keep it flexible for your family.

ABOUT THE TEAM

JOEY OSBON

Elite Games was inspired by my lifelong love of sports, interactive gaming, and bringing people together in high-energy environments. As both an athlete and someone with a background in technology and engineering, I wanted to create a place where competition meets fun, an active social experience that everyone can enjoy.

What started as designing small competitive games for family and friends has grown into a vision for a one-of-a-kind, family entertainment center. What excites me most about Elite Games is more than the business itself, it’s the opportunity to pioneer a new kind of entertainment where sports and mini-game challenges come together, inspiring families, friends, and communities to connect, compete, and create memories like never before.

Payton OSBON

Payton brings her lifelong love of sports, creativity, and community to Elite Games, helping create a fun and welcoming experience for guests of all ages. A lifelong athlete, she grew up on the baseball field with her dad as her coach, and today she still loves staying active through softball, basketball, and pickleball.

Beyond sports, Payton is also a talented baker known for crafting crowd-pleasing treats that light up birthdays, weddings, and community events. At Elite Games, she leads the café experience, designing a menu of specialty drinks and desserts that fuel the energy of the game zones. With her passion for both competition and creativity, Payton helps make Elite Games more than just a place to play; she helps make it a place where families and friends come together, connect, and celebrate.

Easton Phillips

Easton brings fresh energy, insight, and a strong connection to the local community as the marketing and advertising strategist for Elite Games. Growing up, he spent countless days on the baseball field alongside his sister Payton, building a lifelong love for sports, competition, and teamwork. That same passion now drives him to help Elite Games reach and inspire the next generation of players walking through our doors.

Currently completing his Bachelor’s degree in Communications: Advertising at BYU–Provo, Easton is right in the center of Utah Valley’s vibrant young adult scene, one of Elite Games’ key audiences. With a pulse on local culture and trends, he’s focused on crafting creative marketing campaigns, social media strategies, and brand messaging that showcase Elite Games as the ultimate destination for fun, competition, and community connection.

Play, Connect, Compete.