Everyone bowls.Nobody sits out.
Pick a lane, put your names in and let the scoreboard do the arguing. Bowling is the easiest way to get a whole group playing at once, whatever anyone's idea of good form is.
What to expect
The lanes share a room with the bar and the kitchen, so a frame between drinks is the normal way to play rather than a special occasion.
- Everyone can play
- Bowling needs no explaining. First-timers and regulars end up on the same scoreboard.
- Built for taking turns
- There is always someone up and someone sitting down, which is what makes it sociable.
- Food and drinks at the lane
- The bar and kitchen share the room, so a round arrives without anyone losing their turn.
The number of lanes, how long a lane can be booked for and whether shoes are provided will be confirmed here.
Bring the whole lot of them.
A lane absorbs a group the way a table never quite does — people drift in and out of the game, and nobody has to hold a conversation for two hours straight.
- Friends and nights out
- Birthdays and celebrations
- Corporate groups
- Team building
- Families
How many people fit on a lane, how many lanes can be booked together and group packages will be confirmed here.
Questions
Anything not answered here will be confirmed once the details are set. Ask us in the meantime.
Book through the section above. Whether lanes can also be taken on the day, and how far ahead you can reserve, will be confirmed here.
Final information about how many players a lane takes will be added here.
Bowling is one of the easier activities to play across a wide range of ages. Age limits, and whether lighter balls or barriers are available, will be confirmed here.
Whether bowling shoes are provided, and what you should wear on the lanes, will be confirmed here.
The kitchen and bar are in the same room as the lanes. How food and drinks can be added to a booking will be confirmed here.