Bowling Alley activities in New York City
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Bowlmor Lanes
Among retro-crazed New Yorkers, a night of bowling qualifies as quite a hoot. Maybe it’s the shoes, or all the pitchers of beer. Open since 1938, Bowlmor is Manhattan’s go-to-lanes for stars, bar mitzvah parties and beer-slugging NYU students. After 9pm Monday, it goes DJ-blasting glow-in-the-dark, with unlimited bowling for $24 including shoe rental (age 21 and up).
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Melody Lanes
Among retro-crazed New Yorkers, a night of bowling qualifies as quite a hoot. Maybe it’s the shoes, or all the pitchers of beer. If a lane and a pitcher of beer’s all you need, Melody suits just fine. Frequent specials (like $20 per person ‘all-you-can-bowl’ nights) sweeten the deal.
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Gutter
It’s hip, cheap and old school, with eight quickly filled vintage lanes.
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300 New York
Among retro-crazed New Yorkers, a night of bowling qualifies as quite a hoot. Maybe it’s the shoes, or all the pitchers of beer. The 300 goes for martinis and disco nights Thursday through Sunday. A new video arcade allows further youthful regression.
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Leisure Time Bowling Center
Among retro-crazed New Yorkers, a night of bowling qualifies as quite a hoot. Maybe it’s the shoes, or all the pitchers of beer. Amid Port Authority’s bus frenzy are 30 lanes for $50 to $75 per hour, depending on the time of day.
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Lucky Strike
One of the world’s few bowling alleys with a dress code, Lucky Strike has pricey drinks, plush lounge fittings and an expensively dressed crowd – which makes the whole experience more akin to a nightclub than a bowling alley.
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