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Where to go bowling in Manchester

6 months ago

Too often, ten pin bowling alleys are located in depressing out-of-town entertainment complexes instead of being right in the heart of the action. This rundown of where to go bowling in Manchester changes all that.

Confidential Guides brings you the top five city centre venues for a classier bowling buzz. These places offer more than ten pin tension with the siren calls of shuffleboard, cocktails, karaoke, burgers and darts just some of the other attractions vying for your attention.

  • Dog Bowl in Manchester has five full length ten pin bowling lanes, a bar and a restaurant.
    Manchester City Centre

    Dog Bowl

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    Dog Bowl is a bar, restaurant and bowling alley with five full-length ten-pin bowling lanes. It’s tucked under the arches on Whitworth Street West and has the atmosphere of a cool bar rather than a bowling alley. Getting a strike is even better when you can do it somewhere stylish.

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  • King Pins Manchester Arndale has ten=pin bowling, shuffle board, pool and more.
    Manchester City Centre

    King Pins Manchester Arndale

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    King Pins Manchester Arndale is ten-pin bowling royalty, and not just for the good customer service, clean, fresh decor and 12 full-size lanes. It’s the whole package with almost too many activities to list. Whether you’re hanging out with mates or taking the kids, there is plenty to keep everyone entertained.

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  • Lane 7 Deansgate
    Manchester City Centre

    Lane 7 Deansgate

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    With its glowing neon graffiti, low lighting, and hip hop soundtrack, Lane 7 in the Great Northern on Deansgate looks more like a punky 1980s nightclub than a wholesome, All American bowling alley.  

    As well as bowling, there is fancy-pants bowling with neon zig zags. A bit of a cross between a new restaurant opening and Blade Runner. All the bowling is pretty sleek and shiny though with the standard graffiti décor.

    Non-bowling entertainment includes just about everything that could possibly be construed as competitive with the exception of tiddlywinks.

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  • The ten pin bowling lanes with red and purple neon lighting at Roxy Ball Room Manchester Arndale
    Manchester City Centre

    Roxy Ball Room Manchester Arndale

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    With its ten pin bowling, pool tables, beer pong, and shuffleboard, Roxy Ball Room Manchester Arndale will keep you entertained for hours. 

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  • Manchester City Centre

    Tenpin Manchester – Printworks

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    As the name suggests, TenPin Manchester – Printworks is a bowling alley in the Printworks. It’s family-friendly by day and over-18s only after 9pm.

    If you don’t want to stay in – or on – your lane, you can also try out beer pong, karaoke, air hockey, arcade games, American pool and table tennis. It’s decent value for a wide range of entertainment.

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