The same twenty-four lanes that carry a scratch singles league on Thursday go dark and neon on Friday and Saturday nights, and host a nine-year-old's birthday on Saturday afternoon. It is one house doing two different jobs, not a party venue that happens to have lanes.
Glow bowling
House lights come down at 9:00 PM Friday and Saturday. Lane markings, pins and anything white pick up under blacklight, and the sound system runs a mixed playlist instead of the daytime radio feed. Shoes and house balls are the same ones from the afternoon - glow is a lighting change, not a different building.
Birthday packages
Priced per child, not per lane: shoes, one lane per five kids, two games, and a pizza and soda spread at the party table are included. A host from our staff runs the lane assignments and the pizza timing so the birthday parent gets to sit in a booth instead of managing shoe sizes.
Bumpers, without the fuss
Bumpers go up or down with a button at the scoring console, no separate lane and no separate line. A table of eight can run half with bumpers up and half without on the same rack.
By the hour or by the game
Weekend walk-ups can rent a lane by the hour, which usually works out cheaper for a group of four or more, or pay per game for a quick two-person visit. The front desk will tell you which is cheaper for your group before you commit.
The bar
A full bar sits behind lanes 20 through 24, open the same hours as the lanes.
