Staff on every lane block
Eight rules,
zero gutter drama.
Bowling is easy to love and easy to do right. These rules and our lane staff keep every frame a good one.
Staff trained in first aid and CPR
AED at the front counter
Lanes oiled every morning
One bowler on the approach
Wait until the bowler on the next lane has thrown before you step up.
Stay behind the foul line
The lane is oiled past the line and slick as ice. Never walk down the lane.
Bowling shoes always
Rental or your own, on every bowler. Street shoes damage the approach and slip.
Pick a comfortable ball
A ball you can hold with two fingers and a thumb, usually about a tenth of your body weight.
Hands clear of the return
Wait for your ball to stop rolling before you pick it up from the return.
Drinks stay at the table
Food and drinks belong in the seating area, never on the approach.
One ball at a time
Roll, wait for the pinsetter to clear, then roll again. No lofting the ball.
Listen to lane staff
Staff can pause a lane or move a group to keep everyone safe and moving.
Eyes on every lane.
Every block of lanes has a staff member in a bright bowling shirt. They clear jammed pinsetters, set bumpers, find the right ball and know the house rules by heart.
1 staff member for every 6 lanes
First aid kit and AED at the front counter
Lanes oiled and pinsetters checked every morning
Alcohol, in plain words
ID for every drink.
We serve beer, wine and cocktails to guests 21 and over. Staff check ID on every order and may stop serving anyone at any time.
You bring a valid photo ID to order a drink
You agree to follow the house rules
You understand staff may end service or a lane session
What to wear
Dress for bowling.
Comfortable pants or shorts you can bend in
Clean socks, or buy a pair for $2
Rental shoes, $5 at the counter
Street shoes on the approach
Big rings or loose bracelets on your bowling hand
Good nights start here.
Book a lane, pick your start time and arrive 15 minutes early for shoes.