It's much harder to get a strike.
This type of bowling is so ubiquitous in New England that growing up there, I didn't even know what real bowling was until I moved to California.
Posted on 05/21/2019 9:54:48 AM PDT by PJ-Comix
I explain how anybody in most metropolitan areas can bowl for UNDER 20 centers per game, including FREE shoe rental, via the Summer Games Season Pass. An INCREDIBLE bowling deal!
Note: I am not CURRENTLY affiliated with this Summer Games Season Pass program or any of its associated companies in any financial or other way.
Donny, go get us a lane while I go find Walter.
OVER THE LINE, SMOKEY!
Thanks for sharing.
Not a bad deal. About $50 per adult for the summer season for one location. The catch is games must be played in the day, afternoon, or early evening.
If you only use the pass once per week, and play all 3 free games, it works out to $1-2 per game per person, but still a great deal.
Before 8 PM on weekdays.
BFLR
The Dude abides.
All kidding aside, I actually enjoy bowling. I'm still lousy enough at it to not take myself seriously (same with golf, horseshoes, billiards, darts, tic tac toe, and rock-paper-scissors), but still enjoy the thrill of bowling that maddeningly-elusive strike to keep it fun.
Thanks for the tip, FRiend!
That’s very reasonable.
Maybe it’s just me, but I feel that time has passed the “sport” of bowling by, though I admit I haven’t really been in an alley for years.
That's what I thought but bowling is now making a big comeback. Now that I have been using the summer pass (also last summer), I am absolutely addicted to it plus this deal is incredibly cheap. BTW, I am going in just a couple of hours from now followed by a Flanigan's (it's a Florida thing) deal.
One thing I like about it down here is that no matter how hot and muggy it is outside, I still get my entertainment and exercise in refreshing A/C.
It's much harder to get a strike.
This type of bowling is so ubiquitous in New England that growing up there, I didn't even know what real bowling was until I moved to California.
2. 9-Pin Bowling
3. 5-Pin Bowling
4. Candlepin Bowling
5. Duckpin Bowling
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