Ok, this is a bowling place but I've got to be honest…read more It had a shady way about it. Probably based off of the people who hung out there? I will say, the employee working was efficient. So that's something it had going for it. We thought we would eat there, but the menu didn't look appealing so we ate elsewhere and returned.

I wish I could give this place 0 stars. The service was horrible and the staff did not know how to…read morefix the issues we had with the machines after every time someone threw the ball. When we asked about the issues with the machines, we were treated poorly (like it was our fault). I will not be coming back.

It was my first time here, and it was a great experience! I took a small group of students ranging…read morefrom age 11 to 18. We came on a Friday night from 8 to 10pm. I parked the bus in the casino parking lot nearby. There are lots of things to do inside, and there was a lot of space to do it. Seriously, it could handle a huge crowd with multiple parties happening. There is a lot of space to walk and move. You pay for everything at a central location. The glow in the dark mini golf is 9 holes and has very thoughtfully painted displays. It doesn't look like an elementary student's diorama. There is also a place for someone to have a party gathering inside the glow room. Very cool. There are lots of bowling lanes and pool tables. There is a lazer tag area. I didn't play, but my students had a really fun time. I know there was a group of 15 that played together. The arcade was good, and I appreciated the amount of walking space among the games. It had several driving games and lots of ticket-earning games. One of the air hockey tables was out of commission. All the games required a swipe card, and tickets are saved to the card for redemption later. Food is available. Standard concession stand fare. Employees were helpful and easy to find.

Apparently there is an age limit on using the bumpers and I was told this very rudely. Will not…read morereturn

We love it here! It's great for a night out with the hubby and couple drinks... but also, we take…read moreour 2 year old grand daughter to the arcade and she is literally entranced by the lights and sounds. We just walk around with her and she touches everything in sight and has a ball - for free (less our drink costs while we run around following her!)

Stopped by this afternoon for a quick drink after returning from Dallas on a business trip. It was…read moremy first time here, all of my work friends had been talking about it. The bartender was great she made a really good bloody mary probably the best I've had in a while and the loaded fries were fantastic. During my time there I couldn't help but notice a staff member sitting at the bar during business hours playing on her phone. She was an older lady with glass in a blue hey day shirt. I did not realize establishments allowed employees to sit at an open bar during business hours playing on their phone, very unprofessional. Probably won't be back anytime soon.. kind of a bummer because the food and drinks were great. :(

Compared to my movie experience in California I was shocked at how affordable it was to take my…read moregrandkids to a movie. The experience is quaint. The service was great. It was perfect for an affordable outing on our vacation.

We had some issue with our tickets. Some people that worked there that we interacted weren't as…read morehelpful or friendly. That's when I went up to the desk and was greeted by Brennan. Not sure if it was me just seeming helpless or the tears that started to come but she took the time to listen to me and try to offer a solution. There was another girl with her with darker hair. I apologize for not getting her name... maybe Caitlyn? She also wanted to help my situation and got the GM who was there. They all took the time to listen to me, offer a solution and reassure me that a refund would work out. These girls are an asset to this company. Later we interacted with Brennan again getting snacks and drinks for the movie and she continued to provide amazing customer service. I hope these two girls can be recognized somehow because they deserve it. Thank you to all again, including the GM.

The best bowling in the 1970s! ECU bowled against other universities there for several years in…read moreintercollegiate bowling.

Great place to bowl, filled with friendly people. The pro shop is wonderful and she is full of…read moreadvice.

I was three hours away on my way home to Dallas. I googled to see what bowling centers that I would…read morepass on my return trip. Most all of them were scheduled to be closed at the time I would be arriving. Google said this bowling center was open till midnight. I called, and the gentleman that answered said they were open till 11 PM. I drove three hours and arrive here at exactly 10 PM. As I approach the front desk as I approach the front desk I could hear the long disappointed sigh. In response, I said I called and you said you guys are open till 11. His response was it is kind of was that it's kind of hard to stay open for one person. That would have made a lot more sense if there hadn't been six people already bowling. I wanted to leave this bowling center the second I walk in. The man working the counter tonight, who looks like he's just out of prison Had nothing short of a non-inviting attitude. If I was his boss, I would fire his ass tonight. People often wonder where our bowling industry get such a bad reputation, but after my experience tonight, I can tell you that many of those seeds are planted right here in Lawton, OK. I did order a beer, And if you can look past the bartender only wearing socks, everything else was just fine. I give them a neutral view only because the bowling in and of it's self was great. The lanes are well cared for, and I had no issues with the pinsetter's. There are something like 18 lanes, and prison boy put me directly next to the only other lane in use. Really? Clearly not a bowler himself. The floor staff needs an attitude overhaul. The maint staff deserves five stars.

Followed the sign... got turned away…read more I stopped by the bowling alley because I was trying to buy some chicken wings. When I arrived, the doors were closed, but there was a sign saying to go to the front desk to place an order, so I followed the instructions. At the front desk, the employee saw me, looked annoyed, and quickly put his phone away. I asked if this was the correct place to order, but before I could even finish my sentence, I was told they were closed. I'm usually a pretty chill person and completely understand if they're closed, but the way it was handled made me feel like I was bothering them. A simple, polite response would have gone a long way.

Loved it here and so did my family. Lots of pool tablets with a juke box. Beer and food. Great…read moreplace to hang out with your soldier