Alpine Club Lanes

While not the newest business on the block, this is definitely a place to consider if you're in the area and in the mood for some bowling. I came here with friends last month for a late night out, and we had a blast. Alpine Bowling Lanes offers plenty of deals to take advantage of, including Dollar Nights and Cosmic Bowling on weekends (i.e. play as much as you want/can during a set amount of time). My group took advantage of the cosmic bowling deals, and as a result played a couple rounds together. This place turns down the overhead lights down for cosmic bowling, by the way, which was a nice touch during our late night game.You can also purchase food and check out a game room while you're here, although I can't comment on either as I only took advantage of bowling during my visit.That said, as I mentioned earlier, Alpine Club Lanes is an older bowling alley. Its age admittedly shows in certain areas; the collection of bowling balls lacks variety, for example, to the point that I struggled to find one that I could a) comfortably get my fingers into, and b) grip in a comfortable fashion. Some of the graphics in the building are dated as well, and I mean that literally; you can see the dates that the animation screens were made listed on a number of them.Overall though I'd rate the Alpine Club Lanes "a-ok". A little TLC and an update in equipment to make it easier to find the perfect ball for your game wouldn't hurt, but I had fun with my friends during my visit and I would absolutely return in the future.

Could not have planned a more perfect bowling trip! Was super affordable and truly enjoyable, staff was super kind and the place was very clean. Stopped by while driving through town and I plan to go again.

Do not waste your time at this place. We live about an hour away from this bowling alley. We called the day before to see if they were doing birthday parties, because my daughter's birthday is Sunday. We had planned to do something outdoors, but the weather did not allow us to do it, so planning a bowling party was last minute, but we wanted to have something. We called, and the lady we spoke with said they were open and doing birthday parties. We planned a party from 2-4. Again we live about an hour away. We had a party of 9 .. 4 adults and 5 children. We walk in, tell her we were there for the party and she directs to our lanes, and I begin to set up. Then she walks over and asks where our face masks are! She pointed to the area where you bowl and said you do not need a mask while you bowl, but if you are over here and pointed directly behind where you bowl she said you'll need a mask!! Are you serious, like that imaginary line is going to prevent Corona. So my husband got upset because, he thought out of respect they could have mentioned wearing masks on the phone. It was irritating, so we had to go to Rite Aid down the street and get masks, enough for the rest of our party. We get back and bowl, the pizza from Little Ceasar's was cold, and the balls and lanes were very oily. Then at 4 pm, I went up to pay for the party, and I asked if I could pay for the party, and we wanted to bowl a few more games after that because the kids were having fun. She kept looking at the time on her phone, and told me to go ahead and finish that game, and that's all. She was cleaning up like she was closing, first of all what bowling alley closes at 4 on a Saturday. It was crazy and she was rude. There was another family there bowling, left about the same time we did. They were not busy at all, and I can see why. It was our first and last time visiting this bowling alley, and like I mentioned at the beginning, don't even waste your time going in.

Pretty old. But it was fine. Still can't figure out the club that is attached to it. Fair.