Shoot 360 is Coming to Queen Creek: What You Need to Know

by Jessica Vukobratovich

If you or someone in your family loves basketball, you're going to want to keep your eyes on the corner of Signal Butte and Germann in Queen Creek. That's where Shoot 360, a nationally recognized, tech-powered basketball training facility, is officially coming to life—right in the new industrial park on the south side of the road.

This isn’t just another gym. Shoot 360 combines real-time analytics, elite-level coaching tools, and an interactive player experience that feels more like a video game than a workout. It's designed to help youth athletes, weekend warriors, and serious hoopers level up in a whole new way.

So what is Shoot 360?

Shoot 360 is a state-of-the-art basketball training facility where players can:

Track every shot in real-time with instant feedback on arc, depth, and alignment
Work through guided shooting drills
Improve their ball handling with motion-sensor guided programs
Sharpen passing accuracy with interactive targets
Compete on leaderboards against players across the country

It’s like stepping into the future of basketball training.

Why it's a big deal

Queen Creek has been growing fast, but one thing the area has lacked is specialized training facilities for youth sports. Shoot 360 brings that gap to a close, giving families access to advanced training that you’d typically have to drive 30-40 minutes across the Valley to find.

For kids, it means a fun and engaging way to build real skills. For teens and aspiring athletes, it’s a way to sharpen their game with measurable progress. And for adults? It’s a chance to get better while having fun and competing in a unique environment.

Where is it going?

Shoot 360 is being built in the new industrial park on the south side of Germann, just east of Signal Butte. This area is rapidly expanding with new development and sits close to other Queen Creek favorites like Fat Cats, Costco, and the Queen Creek Marketplace.

What makes it different?

Scan-and-train entry: Members scan in and their training profile automatically loads.
Data-driven: Your session results are tracked so you can measure your progress.
Gamified workouts: Training feels like a mix of high-level practice and a competitive video game.
Community: Players can compete locally or nationally through in-app leaderboards.

When is it opening?

An official opening date hasn't been announced yet, but construction is actively underway. Given the pace of progress and Shoot 360's national expansion, it shouldn’t be too long before doors open.

Want to stay updated?

If you want to be the first to know when memberships launch or when you can book your first session, be sure to follow local updates or drop a comment saying "Shoot360" on our social media.

This is one of those places that makes you say, "Dang, where was this when I was a kid?" And luckily for us, it's finally right here in our own backyard.

Stay tuned for more updates on Shoot 360 and other new developments popping up around Queen Creek.