Thunderbowl Lanes

A Fun and Affordable Date Night SpotMy husband and I decided to have an impromptu date night and weren't sure what we wanted to do. As usual, I turned to my trusty Yelp for ideas, and that's when we stumbled upon this gem of a bowling alley!First off, it's the biggest bowling alley I've ever seen. The lanes were plentiful, and the place was clean and well-maintained. I was pleasantly surprised by the bowling shoes--they were actually clean, nice looking, and seemed brand new! For only $18, we got unlimited bowling for two hours, which was a fantastic deal.Not only that, but they also have an arcade with discounted games on Wednesdays, which was a fun bonus. We were able to play a lot of games in the time we had, adding to the overall experience.In the end, we had a great time, and this spot definitely made our last-minute date night a success. Highly recommend it for anyone looking for an affordable and fun night out!

Went here for an offsite event at work. Very spacious, large bowling arena. Plenty of arcade games to choose but you do have to buy a game card which is $10 minimum and games are around $4 each. The food is prepared fresh for you and pretty affordable. I didn't get to try a cocktail since I was at work but they options available sounded delicious.

I may not be a good comparitor because I was there for a conference, and they purchased 10 lanes for us, and most people didn't want to bowl, so for two hours straight I bowled on all 10 lanes for two hours. Never rested. It was a blast. The only disappointment was watching that countdown timer when the two hours ended ... and then it all ... went ... dark ... Back to real life :-(

I haven't been here in years! They have really changed the entrance process. Metal detectors. Security with guns. Cover charge. If you aren't trying to bowl, you still have to pay for entrance. Idk if this is practice durning all hours or what. Nonetheless, it's bowling. Digital screens. Tons of lanes.

For bowling tournaments to PBA involvement, this place is top notch. Lots of lanes and even a private lane area for tournaments and such. Minimal problems on lanes and if there was, it was taken care of quickly. For leagues to tournaments this place is the place to be.I don't do open bowling or cosmic bowling, so I have no comments to make there. The snack bar was staffed properly. The last 2 times I was at a tournament, they definitely need more bar staff, us bowlers drink and don't have time to stand at the bar.

Well I'll first off start by saying the appeal towards this alley. There's a lot of lanes and they're actually well maintained. There's some really good bowlers that come here. The main issue I have with this place is the staff. There's two staff members that are just absolutely rude. One of them is beyond rude. There's a lady at the front desk that has such a mean spirited attitude. Both times we've been here I've seen her be rude to other guest and rude to us. Her tone, snappiness, and dismissiveness is far from any realm of good customer service.The second individual was "security". Okay guy, we get it. You're doing security at a bowling alley and probably upset at where you're at in life. No need to be a d**khead to people that just come here to bowl. Cut the attitude or at least put up a sign that says "security, too stupid to answer" if you're going to be rude when a customer needs help.

After walking through the metal detector, they made 9 of us wait in a very small corral until our other 3 people showed up. My friend asked if he could go get a beer from the bar while we waited, but was told no by security. The corral we had to wait in was about 12x8 feet and there were about 6 others in there already waiting, which was an absolutely ridiculous space for 15 people to stand.Then the only way they charge, is $18 per person per two hours. This would be fine if there were 4 or less people on each lane, but when they pack 6 people per lane you can't even get 2 games in two hours, so we had to buy 4 hours. I was there with my wife and kid, so it cost $108 for the three of us so that we could get more than one game in. It would have been $126 if we needed shoes since shoe rental is another $6 per person.They also only had only one bar open with one bartender, so it took about 20-30 minutes to get a drink. When you are paying by the hour, it basically makes it impossible to get a drink.Forget about even just getting some water, because they took all the drinking fountains out, and the bar and snack bar were way too busy.My other friend showed up, but doesn't bowl, so they charged him $10 to watch.Also like many others have said, the girl working the front counter was rude and miserable, probably because she had to deal with everyone's complaints all day.Lastly, if you throw a hook, don't even think about bowling here. The lanes are drier than death valley.

This bowling Alley was always a favorite , I think they have been bought out by a corporation because this last time I went I had a horrible experience. We were charged $10 each for an entry fee and if we wanted to bowl we would have to pay $8.99 more per person. I was charged $7.50 for a iceee slush and another $4.99 for a soda that was loaded with ice and I was told no free refills. I paid $13 for chicken tenders that were cold and the workers preparing them seemed off some drugs. Rude bartender rude staff. Don't waste your money here!

I haven't been here since 2003 though when my friends the Owens family work there. I don't know why Ford Lanes popped up I was searching for a place where Goths hang out.

Great great place to see bowling tournaments Lots of parking Armed guard keeps the place safe Food options are limited to the Bowlero (Bowlero owns Thunder Bowl) standard menu - which has NO lettuce and no salads Note the $10 cover charge if no bowlinng