Games were fun, but quite expansive. Also, kitchen was closed by half seven on a Saturday night…read more The place would do better to offer food for the bowlers.

With 24 Bowling Lanes the Telford alley is rather sizable. However being the only alley locally…read moreadvance bookings in the evenings & weekend are recommended. In addition to bowling there is a bar, arcade, restaurant & pool tables. The restaurant offers basic chip + xxxx meals of an adequate standards. Unfortunately, on occasion, the easy going door policy lets in too many people you'd rather not spend the evening with though generally it's a pleasant evening if bowling is your thing.

As a member of Market Drayton Young Farmers Club and someone who loves nothing better than a…read moresession of bowling, we are frequent visitors here. In fact it has been chosen as the venue for the upcoming county competition in January. Sunday nights especially are great to attend, 4 games for £10 makes it excellent value. The other attraction is laserquest; built over two levels this remains my favourite places to run around and pretend to shoot people! On a Tuesday you can play for just £3 a game.

Wanted womewhere to go on the last day of our holiday in Shrewsbury, and decided to look up game…read morearcades. This was the only one I culd find in Shropshire. We were pleasantly surprised. They have a bunch of Namco games such as a pacman air hockey game, motorbike and car racing, basketball and a silly chicken game where you catch eggs. A good selection. We also got some appetizers and icecream sundaes that were yummy. Played a game of bowling. I thought it was neat that we didn't have to change our shoes. The staff was friendly, especially Simon who helped us with almost everything we wanted to do there. We had a really fun few hrs.

This is your typical bowling alley, accompanied with arcade games and a pool area. It has plenty of…read moreparking and is reasonably priced - it also does children's parties. There is also laser tag and fast food available. Whatever you do, don't go having an accident while you're there, as the staff were absolutely useless when one of our party injured themselves........

Decent bowling alley, bit pricey but they have some offers on you can also find vouchers in…read morenewspapers, on bus tickets etc. They've changed to tenpin now though, so don't go hunting around for Megabowl!

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.

Well, being a fan of bowling I thought it was about time to visit Tenpin Bowling in Festival Park,…read moreStoke-on-Trent. I've been living in Stoke for 2 and a half years now for academic purposes, but I've never been here. I went with two friends the other day and it cost £6.99 each, for Unlimited Bowling between 12pm and 6pm. In that time I think we must've had about 20 games+, definitely worth the money. The only downside was the quality of the balls. The balls were absolutely horrendous, and what can only be described as the cratering you see on the moon. On the upside, and the reason why I am giving this place 4 stars is because of the staff. They were absolutely magnificent. I've never had customer service like it. They were so outrageously helpful, so enthusiastic and kind. Obviously, we were customers but they made sure everything was fine. Also, we had food whilst we were there and for a bowling alley, it wasn't too bad! This place would definitely have had 5 stars if it wasn't for the quality of the balls.

For a guaranteed fun packed day or evening out this is the place to go…read more There is a bar where you can get drinks, food and arcades. There are also a few pool tables. They cater for parties too.

Best boling company in England And the food only cost 10 or…read moreunder pound I'm sure if you don't go here, you are the worst person ever

Proper nice place staff are lovely was having a great night, until I got mixed between my bag of…read moremalteasers and a oddly shaped brown bowling ball, made an appointment at the dentist hopefully they can replace my teeth

As hobbies and pleasurable experiences besides sitting in a pub drinking go, bowling is one of the…read moremost expensive in the UK. Or perhaps it's just expensive at Strykers. Either way, it's a bit of cash for something that only a few people in a group end up being good at. At Strykers, on evenings and weekends, it's £25 per HOUR to bowl. If you have more than three people, that means you get one game and perhaps a few frames. For two people, it means 2.5 games. And that's the most economical way to do it. On "off-peak" hours (before 6pm during the week), it's still £16 for an hour -- not cheap, but not terrible -- of course, only doable if you pull a sickie at work! Strykers gets 3 stars for being the only bowling alley in this part of Staffordshire, and for having very friendly, helpful staff. But that's where the points end. Strykers is one of the most dingy, dirty, frayed-at-the-ends places I've seen. Bowling alleys in small towns can be a bit dire, but in general, they tend to be a bit more gleaming than Strykers. The decor is from the 80s, and it's all a bit cheap and cheerful, which is fine -- after all, you're there to bowl, not bathe in the glowing ambience. There is a casino/adults only area with little slot machines, a bar with beer on tap, cheap wine and spirits, and a Wimpy's/fast food area. The food is actually quite cheap, which is good, but it's fast food, as as to be expected. For the more than occasional bowler, there is a membership club, one for kids and one for adults, and that significantly knocks the price down. If you are a really keen bowler, Stryker's will knock you for ten (ha!), but if you just want a good time with mates, you may be a bit disappointed at the cost -- if you wanted to make an evening of it, expect to split £75 between a group. Or, grab a few decks of cards, some cigars and brandy and stay in!

I am probably one of the least coordinated people on the planet - especially where it comes to any…read moresport that involves a ball it seems however my bowling is passable. Strkers is a large bowling alley with a 'wimpey' restaurant, soft play area and two bars. Thet do decent group booking deals and kids parties (in the soft play facility for younger kids ans bowling parties for the older ones), they also do teen nights where they have live djs and make it more of a disco. Its worth noting that for adult occasions i.e works events and such they will quote on request for a 'bowl and bite' which includes a 'meal in a basket' along with a game of bowling. Its a clean and friendly environment for kids and adults alike. Have always been more than satisfied with the service too.

Tenpin is at cross point in Coventry, near pizza hut and the shocase cinema…read more This bowling alley has 34 lanes, with upto 6 people per lane. They also have a bar at the far left end of the place. Next to that is the quazar, which is a run a round laser tag game, where crystal maze once was. If you go at the weekend you cannot book, but instead queue to get a lane. Once booked in you get your super trendy bowling shoes one, and someone always gets the velcro trainers, NICE!. From here its off to the lane and time to use the oh so easy peasy name entering machine, or not! They somehow make this the challenge sometimes they work and its easy other times they dont and you have to get someone to enter names from the desk. Then there is the bumpers which are now supposed to be registered to each player. So if someone wnats them up or down they will change automatically for the specific person. Which is very clever. Prices are as steep as ever, £10.50 for two games, but if there are enough of you you can get it cheaper. So for a laugh and good fun bowling is defo the place to be at!

Great night at the Tenpin bowling, 3 of us playing. Got 3 games each, 3rd game was for an extra £1…read moreeach..as there was an offer on that day. :) Bar and bar snacks available, operator very helpful in setting up the alley and the score machine for us.. great fun, highly reccomend it for family fun.. :)