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Bowling with arcade
777 bowling alleys with arcade, with lanes, features, ratings and contact details.
Forest Hills Lanes in IL.
Loves Park, IL
Cedarvale Lanes in MN.
Eagan, MN
Southgate Bowling Center in SC.
Florence, SC
Thunder Alley XL in MN.
La Prairie, MN
Roosevelt Lanes in MI.
Allen Park, MI
Lake Erie Lanes in OH.
Vermilion, OH
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High 5 Exchange in Lake Travis features bowling, laser tag, arcade games, axe throwing, virtual reality, food, drinks and group entertainmen
Lakeway, TX



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Before you go bowling
Six things to know.
Reserve ahead on weekends
Friday and Saturday nights and glow bowling fill up. Book a lane online or call before you go.
Ask about game vs. hourly
Many centers charge per game on weekdays and by the hour per lane on busy nights. Hourly is usually cheaper for groups.
Check for specials
Look for weekday unlimited bowling, family packs, happy hours and Kids Bowl Free in the summer.
Book parties early
Birthday and group packages often include lanes, shoes, food and a host — popular times book weeks out.
Bring socks
Rental shoes are part of the deal at nearly every center, and socks are required.
Try a league
Leagues run in the fall and spring for every level, with lower game prices and a weekly night out.
Bowling questions
Where can I go bowling near you?+
Compare the bowling alleys listed near you by features, lanes, ratings and reviews. Reserve a lane online where the center offers it, or call ahead.
How much does bowling cost?+
Usually about $4 to $8 per game per person, or $25 to $60 per lane per hour on busy nights, plus $3 to $6 for shoe rental. Weekday specials and family packs cost less.
Can I reserve a bowling lane?+
Most centers take reservations, and many book online. Look for the Reserve a lane button, or call the center.
What is glow or cosmic bowling?+
Bowling with the lights down, black lights, lasers and music — usually Friday and Saturday nights. Pick Glow / Cosmic Bowling above to find centers that have it.
How do I plan a bowling birthday party?+
Pick a center with party packages, choose a date and headcount, and send a party request. Packages usually include lanes, shoes, food and a party host.
What is Kids Bowl Free?+
A summer program where registered kids get free games at participating centers. Pick Kids Bowl Free above to find centers in the program.
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