Seminole Lanes Inc

I really enjoyed Seminole lanes! The bowling alley was clean and the food there was good. The drinks were priced very well. And their system that they use is high-tech and the balls are great. The lanes are great. This will probably be my go to bowling alley. They have a gaming part with various video games and a laser tag part as well. The service was cool too. Everyone was helpful and nice.

Very nice 60 lane bowling alley with plenty of arcade games and billiards lounge and snack bar. It's nice and clean and the facilities and lanes were excellent. They have plenty of balls to choose from and the shoes were relatively comfortable for bowling shoes. They have music videos playing throughout. Easy computerized system to keep track of bowling score. There's parking in the front and the back. They are open till midnight during the week and 1am Friday and Saturday nights. Great place for a date or for families.

Great experience with Seminole Lanes! I was trying to plan a bowling outing for a group of 5-6 on a Monday night. I called around to 5 different lanes in the area. Seminole was the only one that had open bowling on Monday. Not only that, but you can reserve a lane. It was $90 plus tax (around $96) for up to 6 people for 2 hours including shoes. Awesome! When you reserve, you actually have until 2 hours before the reservation to pay. I filled out the form online and they called me to discuss details. I ended up talking to two separate people. After the first phone conversation, I wanted to confirm with my group before booking and paying. The next day, I received a second phone call and I was ready to book. The entire process was easy and customer service was great. When we arrived, I gave my name and we had a lane waiting for us. Our reservation was for 630pm, but we had a few people running late. They let us start a few minutes later. We had a blast! We were able to bowl 3 games. The bowling alley is large. It was clean and had a lot of extra features. There were tons of arcade machines and other areas. There were two different counters with food. You can order the food from a kiosk. I ate before going, but my friend said it was expensive. This is definitely one of the better bowling alleys that I have been to. I was surprised because it does not look like much from Park Street. I would recommend it!

It was fun but the food was not that good the fries were so dry but the and the food was so greasy the cheese fries are good though

This is a huge bowling alley, sixty lanes. Now the problem with sixty lanes is figuring out the magic formula to match staffing with customer demand. We've run into this issue several times when going here, where unexpected demand shows up, but there aren't enough staff to have all the lanes open, so there's a long line and waiting list while also visibly open lanes. This makes people who have no idea what it takes to keep the equipment operating frustrated, as they stand in line or are told to wait when they just see "open lanes".We've also had issues where malfunctions occur like balls or pins stuck / not returning, and it can take 5+ minutes for service. Fortunately if it occurs more than a few times, they've never had an issue adding time to the hours we've purchased to make up for the stoppages, but it still requires going and asking at the front desk, and that can be complicated if there's a long line of people who think you're cutting them.There's an app you can load on your phone to connect to their tablets and track your scores; it's very handy and automatic. Only issue is while you can load photos on the app, they never seem to make it to the live game, so not sure what the point is. You have to take photos on their tablet if you really want them to work.Anyway, couple other nitpick items:* They have an 'arcade', but it's more games of chance than actual arcade games; i.e. lots of claw games, throwing balls games, dropping something in a bucket type games, all to earn tickets, rather than actual fun video games. Also, for parents, the arcade has external doors, so it's not ideal compared to forcing everyone in that area to come and go past the front desk and a whole bunch of people.* Their website makes no mention of their hours, so good luck knowing when they open and close.* Their pricing "includes" equipment rentals, which really just means those with their own equipment subsidize the cost of rentals for everyone else as it's baked into the pricing.* They have one of the best pro shops in the Tampa Bay area, Bev's. You wouldn't know that though because they make no mention of her shop on their website or in the phone prompts. Her shop is one of the reasons I like bowling here, and it would bring in business if everyone knew about it, so it just seems odd they don't take advantage of that.* They never answer the phone. However, if you leave a message about lane reservations, they do actually call back promptly, so don't frustrate yourself calling over and over and over, just call, leave a message, and they'll call you back.Overall, I've been much happier at their sister location Sunrise Lanes in St Pete. Smaller location, but just make a lane reservation and you'll be in great shape. The staff at Sunrise are awesome, including the restaurant and the bar. They bring the food right to your lane, the drinks are great, beer pitchers are reasonably priced, just a great overall experience at Sunrise.

Came here a couple times on my last trip to Largo and honestly it's a pretty good go-to bowling alley.$40 for 2 games for 3 people including shoes. Pros:- ok price - I feel like they have sort of a monopoly so they can charge this price for games- Pretty high tech bowling alley- Appreciate the AC in the hot FL weather- Not crowded AT ALL on a weekday afternoon even during spring break- excellent music from the 2000's :) my favoriteOverall, no complaints.

Fun place, tons of lanes, and their scoreboard makes emoji faces- which was fun for the kids.The bowling shoes are uglier than normal and they charge by the hour, which wasn't great for us. We paid for 2hours and it cut us off in the middle of game 2. When bowling with young kids- it can take longer, so it was a lot for 1.5 games.

Biggest bowling center I've been to so far, with sixty lanes of bowling!We came on a Saturday evening. It was crowded, as expected. They had cosmic bowling on the left half of the bowling center, normal bowling on the right. The reason why I'm giving this four stars is because of the oil pattens, which were quite heavy and slick my bowling balls didn't really hook much. However, if it weren't for my little cousins, that bowled with me I would've given this place three stars.I had a good time, aside from the slick oil conditions. Maybe I'll come back the next time I come down and visit family here in St. Pete. I'm from Davie County, North Carolina and bowl a sanctioned league at Bowlero Major League in Winston-Salem, NC.

This place has terrible customer service and lane conditions.My wife and I were there on June 27 for the state tournament. Her brand new ball was damaged by the ball return. It was gouged. We left the ball there to be repaired and the manager said it would be shipped back to us since we live about 3 hours away. My wife gave them her name, phone number and address to send the ball. About the middle of last week, which was a week and a half later, my wife the pro shop there at Seminole Lanes. The lady there said she repaired the ball the next day, June 28, and gave it back to the front desk.After several calls of not being able to get anyone to answer the phone, I finally got in touch with a manager on Friday July 9, who who checked and verified that the ball was at the counter waiting to be picked up by us. After explaining the situation, she said she would make sure the ball was sent out on Monday July 12. She also said she would contact us to verify that was shipped. On Tuesday July 13, we still hadn't heard from her or anyone else so I called back. The manager did not answer her phone so I left a message.... no return call. Big surprise there.On Wednesday July 14 I called again and talked to Cory. He said the ball was shipped out yesterday by the corporate office. I'm guessing that was after I called the manager who didn't answer and she got the message.Now it's Tuesday July 15. No ball and no-one at the "corporate office" which is at Seminole Lane is answering the phone.It's been 3 weeks the week with my wife not being able to use her new ball.I'm about to call an attorney to get my wife's $180 bowling ball back. That will cost them much more than poor customer has so far.Oh, I mentioned the lanes were terrible, too. It was hot in there and the lanes were dryer than a popcorn fart.Needless to say we will never return to that place unless it's absolutely necessary.

Food is small and expensive. A glass of wine is $8 and a rum punch in a small plastic cup was $11. A bucket of beer is $22. Basically don't plan to drink much there unless you want to pay a $100 bar tab, not counting a $30 buffalo chicken pizza. Galactic bowling is the most expensive of everywhere around me at $20 a person. My husband had his brand new ball damaged and they offered to fix it. We denied their offer and brought it to our local shop we can trust. I don't recommend this place especially if you plan on drinking expensive booze and paying too much for less than average food. Police on premises during galactic bowling and stationed outside in a cruiser when you leave.