Best bowling alley I've ever been to! Super friendly, has multiple things to keep your children…read moreoccupied ,food to die for and even a bar to make the night just a little more fun !! They have all you can bowl Friday and Saturday, come check them out!!!

I feel like I found a gem! Everything is great from the prices of bowling down to the staff! My…read morefavorite was the bartender her name is Lavon, she was so awesome to talk to! The food is soo good "addictive " The price for bowling was definitely fair! I can't wait to go again! I have an awesome time even though I such at bowling

I will say the lane conditions for me were ideal. For a bowling alley it was set up nice. However…read morethe music they were playing and we were forced to listen too was unpleasant. I was glad when we were finished to get out of the atmosphere. Management please consider addressing this issue. It is a make it or break it for me. We pay decent money to bowl. I'm not going to go somewhere and pay to be grieved by the music.

Clean the place up,doors not good for handicapped people…read more Bathrooms a dirty joke. Lane conditions good. Need more help have to wait for break downs. Counter help bad.

Staff are friendly, and service was good. They just remodeled all lanes, looks great, The food bar…read moreand menu is good. They have Summer & Winter leagues going on, it was great to see my son and nephews play in their summer league.

PIZZA REVIEW We ordered the Hawaiian pizza. Haters don't…read morejudge! Great! Cheesy with ham bacon and pineapple on top. Yummy. The bowling alley looked fun too. Very clean place. Employees very nice.

Wonderful clean venue and really like the scoreboard with ability to add selfie photos to the…read morescoring area. There are many house balls to choose from if you don't have a bowling ball. They have bumpers and ball racks for younger kids also so they can roll the ball down. There is open bowling, leagues for all kinds and a pro shop. The pro shop did a great job drilling holes in my ball that my husband bought online. The employee used many techniques to ensure the drilling was effective and in the proper place. Participates in kids bowl free summer program so its worth the extra drive time.

Maple wood lanes was very accommodating to our large group, gave us great service, and is an…read moreoverall good place to bowl.

Try your hand at some good old-fashioned fun at this cool bowling alley in Romulus. Twelve lanes of…read moregood times! Staff is the best. You can also get some great food and drinks from Walter's Bar, just through the glass door near the entrance. Bright pink lights along the lanes light your way to a strike (or not, if you bowl like me)! And when the lights go down, blacklights come up at ball returns. Groovy! Play your favorite jams on the well-stocked big juke box. Clean, well-maintained and super chill. A perfect 300 in my book.

We discovered Launch at a friend's birthday party, and now the Saturday morning toddler hour for…read morekids 5 and under has become a periodic treat for us all. For a flat fee, we get to jump on the variety of trampolines and run around for an hour without any much bigger kids being around. Everyone has fun and it's a great place to meet up with a friend, too. Top the hour off with brunch somewhere nearby and it's the right way to start a weekend. I only wish the arcade were not there, or somehow better separated from the jumping area. Same with the large TV screens. My kid always gets distracted midway through by either the TV or wanting to go to the arcade,

This place is a giant ripoff. To start with, the lockers are a buck. A dollar for a locker???…read more C'mon... Secondly, if you're looking to steal a toddler, this absolutely the place you want to be. The staff are nice, but clearly underpaid, and not super interested in what they are doing. Third, it's crazy dangerous. Yeah yeah, I know it's a trampoline park, but as a lawyer, that used to be in construction, I was grateful we didn't leave bloody, as I saw some of the other kids. We didn't eat the food, but I can't imagine its at all worth the price. Finally, the arcade... OMG... wildly overpriced. This is usually the case with this kind of thing, but this place is beyond the pale. There are other places to take kids, that have similar attractions. Most are not in Ann Arbor. I'd stay away, if you aren't rich, or value your kids health.

Great place to bowl, clean, fun. Good food and great staff. We hosted a great event there tonight…read moreand everyone had a blast. There staff was top flight.

Service was excellent and we probably had about 25 in our group! It was an employee Christmas…read morecelebration, we were in the back room near the bar area, we had 5 lanes reserved for our group and we were able to bowl anywhere from 3 to 6 games. Staff were super friendly and made sure they accommodated our needs! A must try place, we plan to add this as one of our date night venues for fun.

Rome was great at helping have an axe throwing session. He also was very attentive when we needed…read morethings while eating. Thank you for your amazing service ! Jaiden, Rashad, Jakob, and Antwan were so helpful with the go-carts and allowed us to ride another ride when there was issues with the cart that allowed the race not to be fully complete.

Came here for a team outing on a Monday, so only the 1st floor was available. Ordering food was…read morequite disorganized...the kiosk was very easy but because nobody was manning the cashier area where we were supposed to pay, we were walking around unsure what to do next. Once I got my wristband from the front counter, the employee walked over to the cashier area and took care of our food tickets. They did not have nearly enough staff to accommodate how many people were there. Once we were done with food and drinks, it was go time for the games. The wristband got us into laser tag, a few arcade games, bumper cars, bull riding, obstacle course, and slides. It ended up being a great time despite the chaos in the beginning. My suggestion would be to have someone at the front welcoming people and asking them where they were going/what they planned to do. That way, they could direct the group where to go and how things work. We were incredibly lost.