Royal Pin Woodland

The rainy day thwarted my family's mini golf plans, but luckily we were able to reserve two lanes at Royal Pin right next to the golf course! We rented the space for 1.5 hours, which was enough time for 9 people to get through 2 full 10-frame games and 1 5-frame game. The sitting area behind our lanes each had a big couch and coffee table, plus a counter/barstool setup. There was enough room for everyone to sit comfortably and relax between games. We ordered breadsticks to share, and they must've been delicious because they were all gone before I even got to take a photo! I ordered a water, and water cups are .50 each, which I thought was a little weird. I have never been anywhere where I had to pay for water! Royal Pin also offers a large selection of Pepsi products, including my current obsession--Diet Dr. Pepper. You can order food at the counter, the kiosks outside the restaurant, or right from your lane on the screen! Laser tag is $4/12 minutes of play, and a group of 6 of us had a blast--12 minutes is enough to get a couple games in! The staff member running the laser tag was very kind and helpful. My only reasons for docking a star:1) The bowling shoes are very poor quality--the shoelaces were frayed and the soles were rubbing off on my pair. 2) Both lanes had problems with the pins not resetting and the scores "freezing".

We have been visiting this bowling alley for about a year since moving to this side of town. We have fun, and it's clean, and we never have issues with crowds. Lazertag is a must-do; its fun and a good way to beat strangers in a game. I do not like that they charge for ice water, and you have to find someone who manually can ring it in for you since they Want you to use the kiosk. The ladies who work the bars are very nice and friendly and will always try making different drinks for you. They need to replace some balls, there are some in really bad shape. We have done a few of these events and had fun. The bathrooms are generally clean and the seating areas are clean also. It's a good time just the little things they nickle and dime you on is frustrating.

This bowling alley is HUGE! It has to be the biggest in Indy. We went because we wanted something fun to do on a Saturday afternoon. I was expecting to have to wait for a lane, but we walked right in. They've got cheap pitchers of beer (and a bigger discount when it's a refill). They've got tons of space for kids birthday parties and room at the bar too. Their machines worked really well even though everything was automated. A lot of alleys will have problem after problem where you have to call over staff, but here everything went smoothly the whole time!

Woodland Bowl has stood the test of time, it seems. It's not the most modern or pristine bowling alley, but it's not overly dirty or dated, either. Although, they are in desperate need of new bowling shoes, since they still have the same neon pink/green shoes. It's $4 if you need to rent a pair. I went with a friend who is in the Thursday Pins & Pints bowling league. I hadn't bowled in awhile, but had an enjoyable experience. They have a small food court with basic offerings and two bars.

We had a great time! The service was wonderful. We had a few milk shakes that were very yummy! Prices were fair.

Really great place to spend time with family and friends. Food was good. They also have big Arcade and put put.

Great bowling alley, tons of lanes so easy to pop in and get going. Service was friendly and the food options were standard. Mozzarella sticks...yumm what a treat. I played two games with no issues with the lane except maybe the balls. But I'm not sure I'm at the level of bringing my own.Cute spot overall, will definitely be back!

Yep it's me! We ended up here with myself daughters dance team and I can honestly say; they had a blast! According to her coach the set up was real easy, she went online and reserved 3 lanes. Because Of Covid we had our 3 lanes but ended up in every other lane; not big deal at all but we felt bad bc it seemed they could've possibly had one extra lane had we been able to share a 2 lane area (if you've been there it makes sense).The food court area could've been a smidge better. One of the parents had to take our pitcher of sprite back (it tasted like alma seltzer) and the guy didn't say ONE word to her, and his mask was UNDER his chin......not cool! And he could've at least apologized for the sprite not being sprite. I guess he felt he was doing us a solid by not speaking since his mask was down.I will say when I went up there later everyone was fully masked (including the employee who didn't speak to the other parent). I will definitely be back! I was concerned of how things would go, but the system they have in place (when everyone follows accordingly) is solid.

Just like all bowling alleys on the northside, Royal Pin is overpriced on the weekends. However, you can find coupons and deals for affordable bowling during non peak hours. I recommend Woodland over Pinheads or the Noblesville alley on SR32. The lanes are well maintained and service is generally alright.

Super great staff! Very friendly and helpful and a great environment for kids! Thanks for all you do