Crown Lanes Bowling Center

We were really craving some bowling and hadn't been in Denver before. Most places near us were insanely expensive, and we just wanted some good ole bowling without all the bells and whistles. After a little more Googling, we found Crown Lanes and found that bowling and rentals were very reasonably priced. We grabbed some beers and played 3 games, which was cheaper than what 1 game would be at some other places. It was crowded, but we had called a few hours earlier and were able to reserve a lane. I also found out from reading the articles they have up on their walls that this bowling alley was purchased by a man who wanted to make bowling more accessible to those with special needs. They also offer certain free bowling days to veterans and first responders. I am so glad we got to support a place like this, and I think we have found our new go-to bowling spot!

Went there a couple months ago. First time going to a bowling alley in many years. We were there with a bunch of friends. They are separating each party for space between another because of the pandemic. Looks like they are sanitizing the shoes and balls very well. Good customer service.

Best bowling alley in town for casual or serious games. Great, friendly staff. $4 a game when most places charge $7. FYI there are a lot of leagues that bowl here, so call ahead and make sure they're open for drop ins before coming if you're just looking for a few games. Knowledgeable pro shop with reasonable prices. On site bar with the basics, including TVs and decent pool tables. Food is what you'd expect for a bowling alley. Great, retro vibes.

This place has such a fun atmosphere, clean, family owned and good food. Great prices compared to other bowling alleys. Lots of work has been put into this place since it changed owners a couple of years ago. Definitely will be back!

I love this place. Very veteran friendly. Veterans and their families bowl free on Tuesdays. (***) food is decent for a bowling alley, cold beer and there is a small bar area with a foosball table and a couple pool tables. Lanes are well maintained on a regular basis. Staff is friendly and helpful. I believe these are the old fashioned wood floors. They play good music so you can hear it while you bowl. They have a pro shop too. John is a nice guy and won't sell you more than you need just to make an extra buck. He runs a small honest business. I needed a wrist support. He sold me a $20 support. He could have sold me the $75 wrist support but said I didnt need it. I bought a rolling two ball bag at a great price and my son bought a ball after that. Looking to get my new shoes from him. Eventhough it is not "handicap accessible" but, I am told they have built ramps themselves to accommodate. There is plenty of parking and the entryway is at street level. The actual lanes are set lower by three steps. *** Free bowling subject to lane availability. They have league bowling that take priority. Veteran or Active Duty I'D required.

World's best bowling alley. Pickle shots are to die for. Frito pie is perfect. Everyone is so nice!

This business is not the easiest to find and the curb appeal not the best BUT it is a real gem. Step inside and you'll find a clean pleasant environment complete with modern electronic scoring. It is a family owned business (which I like to patronize) and the staff is very nice. Prices are reasonable and they offer free weekday owning for military and first responders. Overall great experience.

Let me start by saying I've spent a lot of money here, and previously had a good experience up until when I took some friends here to celebrate my boyfriends birthday two weeks ago. We had reserved two lanes ahead of time and got checked in alright. Less than half way through the first game, both lanes stopped working and were out of service for a good 1.5 hours. We spent a total of 3 hours here, half of the time in which our lanes didn't work.At the end when I went to check out and pay, I asked the young man behind the counter if there was anything the could do to help offset the poor experience of both lanes not working for half of the time we were there - this is when things went south.He said couldn't do anything for us (a simple apology would have sufficed) because "he didn't feel like it". I asked to speak with his manager and he said no, as he is the owners son and the owners were not in. Eventually, he started swearing at me for "trying to change his mind"...We paid over $150 for 3 hours, 1.5 hours of which we were unable to bowl due to the lanes not working. Not only was the young man rude and arrogant, he couldn't care less about providing paying customers a somewhat decent experience.Crown Lanes, you've lost all my business and I will not be returning.

I love this place, has a 90's vibe and they keep it nice and clean. Music is pretty good too customer service is awesome, they are so kind and helpful. Food is good too!

It was a bit late on Friday evening, for a family with young kids, when we decided to go bowling (about 8:00). We're from out of state so didn't know where to go. We drove past another alley that was definitely geared toward adults in the evening and worried we wouldn't find somewhere. (Son, 7, was really excited.)Then we drove over to Crown Lanes. From the outside, we assumed it was the same as the last but I'm glad we decided to check before we left. It's family friendly. The woman who helped us was co-owner and very friendly. She was patient and accommodating when we had questions/requests. The facility is clean and wasn't crowded, with ample spacing between groups. We had a blast bowling and then stepped into the little arcade for some more fun. And all of it was reasonably priced. We will definitely visit again next time we're in town.