Basically all you need to know is that if you like bowling you'll love megabowl! They provide a…read moregreat deal of entertainment aside from bowling, with all the arcade machines, pool tables, family fun centre and fully liscensed bar and restaurant. I was pleased with the service at megabowl, as because I have large feet, I often expect to be disappointed when i get there, but nevertheless, they did have bowling shoes in a size 15! Overall, megabowl is a very relaxed, and fun place for all the family. And for the ones of you who want to stay late, it much cheaper if you go after 10 as you often get free games.

Well it's exactly what it says on the tin! it's bowling!…read more It's now actually called tenpin but not much has changed, although now it as it's own Quasar! and if you've never played - have a go! it's so much fun. Basically, what happens is you go in and after a brief training video your fitted with a plastic shield and given a 'laser' gun. (don't worry it's totally harmless!) and then you go into a darkened room (don't wear white as they're are lots of ultra violet lights which add to the atmosphere). you're separated into 2 teams and given a base to guard, the idea is that each team attack the other base and score points which are all recorded and the score is given out to you at the end. You can also shoot each others which renders you unable to fire your gun for a few seconds and scores points for the other team. Not so good for little kids, but great for teenagers and I've seen quite a few stag parties have a go! Back to the bowling - it's tenpin and you can chose to go it alone or have bumpers, there's also the use of cradles for the less able bodied folks and little kids. They have a fully licenced bar aswell, and you can order food and drink to be delivered straight to your bowling lane! easy!

A relatively good value bowling alley. It's great for kids parties as they organise most things for…read moreyou (except a cake - do NOT forget the birthday cake!). This is more a children orientated place than for adults. The alleys themselves are rather worse for wear and the buffers are permanently set either up or down - more modern alleys have the facility for the buffers to be raised when it is an adult or more experienced bowler taking their turn. I haven't had a game here without a ball or some of the pins getting stuck at some point. Still worthwhile and a lot of fun for the family.

A pretty great place to go for a night out with friends. This is basically one of the few places…read moreavailable in Halifax to socialise without the emphasis on drinking. The games are pretty cheap and they often do 2 for 1 and student offers. They offer meals as well which are pretty good and there is a licensed bar on the premises. It can get pretty busy on a night so its best to book ahead to guarantee a place. Its right in the centre of town so easy to find.

One of the few non alchohol related venues in Halifax. There is a friendly, family orientated…read morelocation with food on offer and there are plenty of 2 for 1 and student offers. It is always best to book in advance though as it is a popular venue for kids birthday parties and those planning to go into town afterwards.

The second instalment of the Roxy experience is here, and it continues on the theme of balls…read more That's right, only this time it's bowling. Where Roxy Ballroom treats the city of Leeds to a grown-ups only arena of ping pong, pool, and beer pong, this new venture is all about the adults-only bowling. No longer must we Leodians (or Loiners, if you prefer) visit those chain bowling spots, complete with the familiar sticky floors, food so salty and microwaved it'd survive a nuclear war, and the pesky annoyance of them young 'uns. No -- we can bowl in style. I popped along for the press night and have been back once for a bowl, and I have to say that I'm a fan. I love bowling, even if I'm useless for the first few rounds, and as much as the aforementioned spots do the job, they really just don't cut it. (Especially when the mouth eroding salt bombs that are deep fried mushrooms burn your mouth like lava. I look at you, Merrion Centre.) This is a place where you can enjoy all the silliness of trying to channel Jesus and The Dude, whilst actually enjoying a great drink, some great food, and some pleasant patrons. I couldn't be happier! The space is rustic -- you know the type, with exposed piping, brick work, and such. I like it, although I'm aware that everyone's doing it. The drinks are fantastic. There's a decent range of up-scale lagers and craft beers, an inviting cocktail list ranging the whole gamut of spirits, and a damned fine mocktail or two. (I know this as when I came back I was too poorly to booze. The non-alcoholic mojito -- winner.) I believe they even do milkshakes, which rounds off the American-style experience. The kitchen, open, has a small seating area and a lovely selection of bites. I tried the pulled pork pizza, which was every bit as tasty as you might expect. The sizes are very good -- even the small is respectably big -- and they're freshly made, naturally: not too doughy, generously topped, and flavoured well. I'll need a second try before declaring them in my top five for pizza here in Leeds, but they are absolutely solid. So solid I shook the chef's hand on opening night. For those with meeker appetites, grab yourself a selection of their Mediterranean style bites: olives, delectable houmous, pita, and more. Again -- all fabulous. And the bowling! What can you really say about bowling? It is, of course, just what you'd expect. The lanes are fresh, the system works well, and the balls are... well, balls. Fortunately, the small ones work even with tiny wee hands like mine. There's even ones with shiny, flashing LEDs, for those that bowl all fancy, like. It's £6 per person, per game until 5pm, then £8 per person, per game after. Really very decent, in my opinion, considering the lovely space and experience. And if you get enough of a crew together, that'll make for a few awesome hours of entertainment. I can see myself back for many more rounds. Love the place.

Great work event night out. Only give 4 star though because the drinks are quite expensive…read more Bowling is always fun for a night out with friends or family. They have food available and a bar plenty to do for kids with a massive games room. Enjoyable night.

Well as bowling goes I would rather go the Lady Gaga famous bowling alley in Manchester although…read morethat's not massively kid friendly, this was rather a chaotic carnage experience. Kids everywhere. People sat in your bowing alley who didn't belong. Everyone looking dazed as to what to do and how to work the bowling computer. Also it was Everyman for themselves when it came to your actual bowling ball. People didn't really care or show any respect it was more like survival of the fittest bowling experience. My little lad liked it and one bowl of 10 go's each was certainly enough and for £30 I think it was a steal. For them not us. The best bit was the games you could go on after. Although take £20 one pound coins as each game is a mini fortune. They were fun but over in no time so the excitement fix soon needed replenishing. I'm not sure i will visit again as I think there are better bowling places. Although the is now a five guys across the road and a cinema next door so I would probably visit the complex again

Superbowl is always a good afternoon or evening out. This place has got less exciting since they…read moregot rid of the Laserquest a few years ago, but it's still fun. It's clean, the staff are nice and there are plenty of lanes - a few on the ground level and plenty more upstairs. Unfortunately, though there are lanes on the ground floor, there are a few steps leading down to them from bar seating area, making it difficult to access for people in wheelchairs - Doncaster or Castleford are better for disabled access. The superbowl's got a little bar and a cafe (a wimpy I think) as well as a few video games. It's not in central Wakefield but it's only about 15 minutes walk, there's a bus that goes right past, and it's got its own carpark.I'd recommend going on one of the party, where you get all night bowling with a DJ on and a free basket meal for about £12. Cheesy, but fun.

The Superbowl in Wakefield has a better name than it might suggest.. it's not exactly super but it…read moreis a decent bowling alley with plenty of lanes, and nice friendly helpful staff. Prices are cheaper than the Hollywood Bowl chain and the facilities are good, with video screens, neon night bowling and decent music played in. The only downside is the food..it has a Wimpy..who has a Wimpy any more? Wimpy burgers are strange and soft and I'm scared of them. So eat before you go. Other than that, a great night out for all the family with free parking. Maybe not Superbowl but certainly Fun.

Me and my friends came on a school trip. A very fun experience. You can choose your own names for…read morethe bowling. We had some interesting ones.

Worst experience ever. I booked a visit 4 days ahead, and arrived on time. When I arrived I was…read moretold my lane was delayed so for compensation I could get the games I had come for as soon as a lane became free and could get some vouchers for extra games at another date. With 10 minutes we were placed on a lane. 20 minutes later my family and I were told we had to leave as they had double booked us and they were delayed. I was offered a refund. My sons birthday was ruined and after driving for 3 hours to get there as this was the only hollywood bowl with space to book on a Saturday. My 11 year son was so disappointed and was left embarrassed that I had asked family members to travel so far to be removed from the activities through no fault of my own. This was an awful experience and I would NEVER RECOMMEND anyone booking a visit here.

North Wales only sanctioned (official) tenpin bowling alley is truly awesome with state-of-the-art…read moreQubica-AMF equipment. Additionally, disco and UV bowling environments. Independent Provider for learning- and physical- disabled, childrens pre-school groups, youth groups, charitable and commercial organisations. The home bowling alley for the (Independent Tenpin Bowling League - for the blind and partially sighted) Ffrith Blind Bowlers. Competitively, AstroBowl hold the (Prestatyn & Rhyl) Lions Challenge Cup and Crimestoppers '111' (tenpin) Challenge (North Wales) competition. Car parking for 450+ and coach parking 30+.

Unless you want to travel to Llandudno or Chester this is the nearest place for those living in…read moreDenbighshire. Good value and relatively quiet this appears to be a well kept secret for those wanting to enjoy a day out at the bowling.

After last years epidemic of baby births, sorry that sounded shallow. After the delight that was…read moremany of my friends and colleagues creating or expanding their families (better) the seasons are changing and as we move out of Winter into Spring and hopefully balmier climates, talk has turned on where's a nice and safe place to take the kids that isn't pure saccharine wacky zany child fun, and is parent and friends of parent friendly, eg, friends of parents won't balk at the idea of spending time with the kidlets because it's "just too much fun(!)" Anyhoo, an excellent compromise or combination, of green, flowers, pretty, play areas, etc is Pudsey Park. My idea to take friends kidlets here stemmed from the glowing reports this park has. Prior job projects included something on open spaces in West Yorkshire, and Pudsey Park comes in top of the list with regards to awards and such. It's been a Green Flag award winner every year since 2003, a worthy acheivement. The park is always clean, and I've never had any trouble, plus in half term and Summer holidays, there's plenty of families about, which is nice for the kids to play about, without being too loud and annoying for anyone enjoying the park sans child. So what's to do here? If you enter the park at the Car Park side, you'll immediately notice the playground, and there's a basketball court, and a skate park. Wandering through there's a bowling green, flower gardens, a glass house filled with exotic plants and a pets corner and aquarium and aviary. For replenishments there's also a little cafe too. At the moment the park is undergoing some regeneration, so there are some major developments going on, and the structure and layout of the park is changing. But when it's all done and dusted it should be even better than ever.

I'm feeling the love for all things slightly off centre. No I'm not having another Mel meltdown, I…read moremean I'm quite liking exploring the deeper depths of our beloved Leeds and it's Pudsey. Since I'm on a park ting (getting all street again, word up), I thought it'd be rude not to look this bad boy up. Now most of the parks have been reasonable to good it has to be said but this one is a perfectly formed package. It should shout about itself, it's a Greenflag winner and has been on many occasions. That's probably because it's very well maintained and has loads of stuff for the kids. Pet's corner is a nice touch and they keep on reconstructing areas left, right and centre so it's only going to get better. You've got exotic fish and birds and a tropical greenhouse. So get your best silly hat and cargo shorts out and go jungle trekking in your own back yard. There are plenty of flowers and tree lined walks. Plus, skate park, green bowls and a bandstand. Altogether with some air trumpet now.