A great bowling experience. Fusion Alley is friendly, clean, and loads of fun. With Prime Time…read moreGrill right next door and a very family friendly environment, this venue is a great venue for the community.

From the owner: Fusion Alley is Ottawa's home for good, clean fun! We have 12 bowling lanes, state-of-the-art…read morebowling technology, party/event spaces, a game room, and a full bar. Be sure to check out our companion restaurant, PrimeTime Grille!

good prices for games Decent prices for food at a bowling…read morealley prices on bowling balls and accessories are not the worst

What can I say? $12 per person for all-you-can-bowl from 10 til close? You can't beat that price in…read moretown! Oh and that includes shoes! Cheap beer and cheap pizza with a Big Lebowski feel to it makes you want to come back next weekend... why? F*@& it, let's go bowling is why! This will bring you back to old school with the bowling alley from the 80's look! I love a bowling alley that has character! I believe their normal bowling prices range from 1.50-3.00 per game depending on the day you go but check in advance and you won't be disappointed if you're out to get the whole bowling alley feel! Beats going to an AMC alley and refinancing your home mortgage for a few games!

Played all 3 mini golf courses with my grandson and husband. The Halloween decorations were cool…read more Had a fun evening at a very reasonable price. Have recommended to friends.

they had a waiter bring the food out to us... cooked to perfection... ran out of big tortillas so…read morewe got extra tortillas and they custom made it just for us. 10/10

Decent place to hold a fun team building event - about a hundred of us enjoyed it last night…read more I had a blast playing pool, bowling, and playing video games with new and old work friends. Food and drinks were adequate - I especially enjoyed the jalapeño pork sausage. Bathrooms were clean and there was plenty of parking. Service was friendly and efficient. Happy to return.

I went to Main Event today, 5/13/26, with my middle schoolers for a field trip. Overall, we had a…read moreblast. However, whoever the blonde waitress in the purple shirt was should not be working in a place specifically for children. She was mean to the kids. I thought maybe the kids, being middle schoolers, may have done something. I did some investigation into this and found that any of my students that tried to interact with her had a poor experience. The kids tried ordering food from her and she straight up ignored them. She threw menus down on the bar top at them. She glared at them and made "stink faces" at them. She put in an order for one of my students incorrectly and proceeded to blame it on my student. I observed this behavior myself. She was rude to me as well, saying "You need to give me a minute because I have all of these other people to worry about." Then continued to not help any of the other people she pointed to. I waitressed and bartended for ten years before going into teaching. This behavior is not okay, especially toward kids in an establishment where the targeted audience is kids. If she was overwhelmed or stressed, I understand that. What I do not understand is the blatant disrespect. She acted out of immaturity more than any kid there. If the excuse is understaffing, then Main Even should've scheduled more people on a day they knew had several schools scheduled to be there. Also, understaffing is not an excuse to be crass to a bunch of kids. I observed this behavior from her doing this to kids outside of my district as well. The kids did not know they couldn't order soft drinks from the bar area. Instead of telling them this, she gave them hateful looks and ignored them. To get her to come up to you, the kids either had to get an adult because she would blatantly ignore them or call for her when she was standing there not doing anything. Most of the time, she was hiding in the kitchen. Even then, if the kids came to get me, I had to do the most to get her attention. The entitlement coming from her was obvious. She thought she could do whatever she wanted because she was dealing with kids. I have no clue why she stayed behind the bar on a day where absolutely no one is drinking because there are more than five schools there and no one can drink, but she did whatever she could to get out of doing her job. She ended up resulting to telling the kids to go to the other food line, which was at least fifty people deep at all times, because she didn't want to put in the food orders. She said it would be faster. Anyone with eyes knew she was lying. I apologize for the long review. However, I do not appreciate or take it lightly when adults who take out their insecurities, unhappiness, and bad days on children. If you don't like dealing with kids, don't work at a place where you are going to be dealing with a lot of kids.

Rock Chalk, Jayhawk! Here's my post game review from Lawrence at Wayne and Larry's. If you're…read morelooking for a spot with great vibes and enough screens to satisfy any sports fan, this is it. Here's the breakdown of the experience: The Atmosphere & Eats It's a bit of a "conjoined twin" setup--bar on one side, bowling alley on the other. Clean, cool, and perfect for game day. The Burgers: Most are hefty half-pounders. I opted for a smaller 1/3 lb version of their Hot & Spicy (jalapeños, grilled onions, bacon, and a killer specialty hot sauce). Huge shoutout to the staff for letting me sub the smaller patty onto a different burger--super accommodating! The Sides: Crinkle-cut fries were solid, though they could've used an extra 30 seconds in the fryer for that elite crunch. The "Local Flavor" (The Drama) The only downside? The "day-drinking regulars." One guy was stumbling so hard he tripped over an elderly couple's walker and sent their drinks flying. The husband was ready to throw hands, and while security stepped in to de-escalate, they let the drunk guy stay. Pro-tip: Maybe keep an eye out for the "stumbling regulars" if you're sitting near the walkway. The Verdict The food is tasty and the staff is flexible, but the "neighborhood bar" antics can get a little messy

The food has been good this summer but for today not as good. Everything was cold…read more Service is always good Don't get a mixed drink you can't even taste the alcohol

I am used to the normal, old, run-down bowling alleys and mini-golf places that are falling apart…read more Not this place!! It was a really great experience! We didn't get to do the go-karts, but that's definitely on the menu for next time! It's clean, the food is good, there's a bar. It's the perfect family and fun for adults too kind of place!

Went to go play mini golf and go carts with the family. Couldn't get it because someone rented the…read morewhole place down. Guess the others people money was better than a normal people. Very upset about it. Since my kids were upset and all excited about doing this. But I guess the rich or lathe companies are more important than anyone else.

Went here because I had a promo for a free game. The game was free but didn't include shoe rentals…read more Not a big deal though. Used to be an AMF back in the day and you can see a lot of the remnants of it both inside and out. Customer service wasn't the greatest. The man up front, I believe his name was Doug seemed very reluctant to help us. When we arrived he was more concerned about a broken lane and told us to wait and that he'll be right back. There was also a couple of people who spoke directly at him including a woman who just wanted to say thank you on her way out and he just ignored them both. As far as the place itself, It's pretty easy to find your way around but not a fan of how the bowling balls are sorted. You pretty much have to go to other unoccupied lanes to search for a ball if your lane doesn't have what you're looking for. Wasn't a huge fan of the red ambiance either. I only bowled the one game but I'm not sure I could stay here for several hours under the red lights. Just doesn't feel too inviting.

We decided to stop here on a Wednesday night after dinner just to check out the place. It is our…read morefirst time here at this Overland Park location. It's a great place to have fun with friends and family. They play great music while we were there. You can order food and there is a full bar. Plenty of bowling lanes. Price was reasonable during the week. 3 games plus $5 arcade for around $17. We had a fun time and will definitely be back.

Ok, so I will start with honesty. I am not a huge fan of these indoor parks, mostly due to the…read moregerms. With four kids, you pick up something to bring home each time. This was our first time at this location and I have to say, I'm impressed! Very clean, well ran, plenty of friendly workers, tons of activities for a variety of ages. Even I had a blast. Go carts were the most fun. Laser tag is always a hoot (the arena is a much smaller space then some others). Bowling. Games. Foam pit. Bumper cars. Not a bad way to spend some "quality" family time.

Horrible!! I went in with my 4 yr old son. Did bowling then move onto "go karts". A teenage worker…read morename "Emily" yelled at me in the middle of me & my son driving. (Mind u I'm driving I can't see I just know somebody yelling at us) we was the only one on the race Track no one else ...... the manger /owner didn't help I never got a refund but just forwarded my arcade points to the next person. Cause I was so ready to leave .... But "the rush" can do better

We had a great time playing with family. We did reserve a bay in advance so we walked right in!…read more The food selection is standard bar fare and lots of drinks to choose from. (We played early and the breakfast burrito was a pleasant surprise.) The server was friendly and the space was clean. They do a good job of keeping things moving so you can wrap up quickly when your time expires.

One star. For existing…read more Topgolf isn't an entertainment venue -- it's a light-polluting, sleep-stealing monument to bad urban planning. Every night, their stadium-grade floodlights bleach Indian Creek like an interrogation room, leaving disoriented birds to die behind it. If environmental responsibility were a sport, this place would finish dead last. Closing time? You don't check a clock -- you wait for the seismic bass drops that rattle kids' bedroom windows, followed by motorcycles screaming through the neighborhood like it's a qualifying lap at Daytona. At 1 a.m. Because of course. And then come the graduates of the "unlimited drinks, zero judgment" program, proudly exporting noise, trash, and bravado into streets where people are trying to live normal lives. Inside the nets: neon fun and selfies. Outside: insomnia, dead wildlife, and the steady reminder that no one in charge cared who already lived here. If you're looking for golf with a side of community impact and ecological indifference, congratulations -- you've found it. Avoid if you value sleep, silence, or the idea of being a decent neighbor. Ok, got that off my chest. It's a novelty that is fun on the Olympic schedule - probably better to round up and go there once every 5 years. Have fun, have a blast, but please just be a decent human when you leave that place. No one wants to hear your bass at 1am and that crotch rocket you ride is really not that interesting to us (the neighbors).