Bowl 32

Bowl 32 is an accurate name. Bowl for 32 minutes of the hour we booked. Lane 19 does not work properly.Told "it's gonna be a minute" multiple times resulting in us not being able to complete our second game.Not to mention the lanes are absolutely terrible. You cannot spin the ball at all on these lanes. Hope you roll it straight.Ordered pizza from next door, basically Digornois.We ordered cookies at 8:45. We were handed the cookies as our time expired... I guess they burnt a couple batches. Or so we were told.Beer was cold.Long gone are the days of cashing in "Good Grades" vouchers here at Stardust Bowl.

Full disclosure, I'm not much of a bowler. But I love mini-golf. With the weather being a bit colder, I went looking for a few indoor mini-golf choices around Indy. Bowl 32 has a really well decorated course! It's very short, though (only 9 holes). But the decor alone is worth a play through. The course seemed well maintained, too, without any major breakdowns or issues. The staff were mostly kids from Noblesville High School, and were all friendly. Just don't expect them to offer concierge white glove service. It's a bowling alley staffed by teens in the suburbs.The bowling and arcade all looked well maintained and entertaining, too. And there was a nice food area. I think if you're looking for an afternoon distraction for kids, Bowl 32 is a great choice.

We are living in 2099 or something. Robot service?I mainly go to the arcade, but me and my gf went there and spend hours!!! On the coin machines.Other than that, service was great from the robot and humans. Place is really clean. And has a great selection of music when you first step into the building.

Clean. Fun and went for a birthday party and everything went great. Bowled and played in arcade. Had a great time and would come back.

We took our kid and some of their friends here for a birthday get-together. It ended up being black light bowling because they couldn't get normal replacement lightbulbs or something like that. The kids didn't care, but my husband (who takes his bowling seriously) didn't care for it. Other than that, it was a pretty nice bowling alley.

Service and staff is the biggest problem for this place. When we walked in the door there was no greeting, staff seemed absent and unfriendly. We had called a couple of days before and advise wouldn't need a reservation for a party of 3. After driving an hour to get there, we were given a 4 hour wait time. However, only half the lanes were occupied the 2 hours we were there. Luckily, there were other things to do. The second floor is a glow in the dark putt-putt. The family didn't find to much fun up there though. It is decently taken care of, however no music. Additionally, no air circulation. Could be a really nice area if they would add music and a couple of circulating fans. The arcade was a huge plus! Games were high priced, however most were play until you win or generous ticket amounts with decent prizes. Would recommend more attentive staff, no one was around the ticket redemption area. Had to find staff every time, then they acted annoyed to have to help us. Also needs music or something in that area. Biggest take away was needs drastic improvement in customer service and ambience in places other then the alleys.

1 table with 5 chairs per alley is junk. Don't even think about having a group date night with 3 couples or a family of 6 bowling together. You'll have to get 2 lanes since the limit is 5 people. Bowl 32 is nothing but about the buck. Not only that but make sure you have a reservation otherwise your screwed. Gone are the days of family fun at the local bowling alley. They put in an ax throwing section and now there chit don't stink. I used to love coming here but times they are a changing. Save yourself the nothing but junk.

Bowl 32 has been my go-to "fun spot" for years, and I was so excited to bring my friends with me! First of all, Bowl 32 is much more affordable than most bowling alleys in our area, and it offers several more activities like laser tag, glow-in-the-dark mini golf, and an arcade. I called ahead and made a reservation for Saturday night, but I guess it wasn't really necessary. Most of the lanes were empty, and that made me really sad. More people need to come check this place out! I could spend hours here without spending too much, as bowling costs $45/hour/lane up to 5 people (a fraction of Pinhead's cost), laser tag was only $5/game, and the arcade games were priced pretty reasonably ($1-$1.50 per play, and generally arcade games are upwards of $3/play these days!) The bowling was a great time, my friends and I got a kick out of the "YouToons" where we could add our own pictures to the screen, and the disco lights and music made for a very fun atmosphere. I'm not the best bowler, and if you aren't either, I suggest practicing before you come because bumpers are only allowed for 12 and under! The laser tag was a blast, it was hilarious seeing a bunch of adults run wild together. Everyone on the staff was very kind (including the adorable robot waiters!) and they really go above and beyond to make everyone feel at home. Bowl 32 was a fantastic team-bonding activity, and will always be my favorite bowling alley in Indiana!

This alley is for open bowling only. Anyone that bowls league should stay far away. They don't have a mechanic and if they do he has no idea how to properly maintain the equipment.We've gotten out of league night close to two hours late because of malfunctioning equipment. The back ends are horrible. They are not being stripped or the machine is not being maintained. Every three to four shots you need to adjust, and sometimes back to your original spot!This happens even when you are throwing extremely well.Many times I've seen a pin fly half way back up the lanes which proves my point.Until they get this taken care of, stay clear! No fun.

Winter and Kyle were super chill. Just wonderful people. Made me feel at home. They totally need a raise; wish they were in my life more (home life is kinda lonely)I wish all of you the best of luck in life, and one word of advice: Take risks. You only live once.