All Day Fun For Everyone
Book a Lane! No waiting in line!
Bowl Incline is a new bowling experience - with the addition of Sam Choy's Ohana diner and craft cocktail bars - you can eat and drink while you bowl!
With this in mind - if you are planning on bowling while ordering food and drinks - we recommend booking 2 hours in the lanes to ensure your party has ample time to enjoy! We have lane servers that will take care of you and your group.
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Lanes booked online are non-refundable. Please ensure you are booking the correct date and time before check-out!
Our Equipment
We upgraded our lanes to AMF’s newest bowling technology for quicker game play and less down time for all our players.
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Our state-of-the-art Besx bowling software also lets you play special games on our normal lanes, including Mad Games, YouTunes, Selfie Grids and much more!
History of Bowling
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🎳 Did You Know?
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Bowling is over 5,000 years old. Ancient Egyptians were rolling stone balls long before anyone yelled “Strike!”
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King Henry VIII was such a big bowling fan, he banned it for commoners—apparently strikes were for royalty only.
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The modern 10-pin bowling game was standardized in the late 1800s to stop people from… creatively bending the rules.
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The first indoor bowling lanes in the U.S. popped up in New York City, proving bad weather has always been the enemy of outdoor fun.
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Bowling pins are placed exactly 12 inches apart—precision matters when glory is on the line.
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Automatic pinsetters debuted in the 1950s, saving bowlers from waiting on humans and saving humans from flying pins.
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A perfect bowling score—300—requires 12 strikes in a row, because bowling loves dramatic finales.
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Bowling became one of the most watched sports on TV in the 1960s. Yes, before binge-watching was a thing.
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Professional bowlers can release the ball at speeds over 20 miles per hour—smooth, controlled, and mildly terrifying.
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There are over 95 million bowlers worldwide, making bowling one of the most popular participation sports on the planet.
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Bowling shoes aren’t just fashion statements—they’re designed to give just the right amount of slide. Science, but stylish.
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Bowling is one of the few sports where all ages and skill levels compete together—grandparents, kids, and bragging rights included.