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No matter if you are looking for a fun night out with friends, a fun event to entertain the kids, or are a competitive bowler who is leveling up in a league, there are many bowling alleys in Atlanta to do all of those things.
There are traditional bowling alleys in Altanta, and then there are entertainment complex’s that have bowling alleys, laser tag, arcades and restaurants and more.
No matter what you are looking for, we have you covered here.
Map of Bowling Alleys in Metro Atlanta
Bowling Alleys in Metro Atlanta
Main Event
Neighborhoods: Alpharetta, Suwannee, Atlanta (Cumberland)
The Main Event has three locations in metro Atlanta, one near the Cumberland Mall in Atlanta, one in the North Point Mall in Alpharetta, and one in Suwannee, not far from Mall of Georgia.
For those who have never been, the Main Event concept is a bar and restaurant with fun activities like laser tag, bowling alleys, pool tables, shuffle boards and an arcade. There is really something for everyone to have a good time.
During popular hours, it is strongly recommended to reserve a bowling alley. On weekends, it usually books up with kids birthday parties.
Stars and Strikes Family Entertainment Center
Neighborhoods: Cumming, Buford, Woodstock, Dacula, Dallas, Stone Mountain
If you live in the northern suburbs of Atlanta, you are not far from a Stars and Strikes Entertainment center. At Stars and Strikes, you can play laser tag, bowling, axe throwing, bumper cars, arcade and much more. It’s fun for the entire family.
The Stars and Strikes offers competitive bowling leagues. In addition, its a great place to bring the family or celebrate a birthday party. Just remember to reserve a lane on busy days.
Bowlero
Neighborhoods: Marietta, Norcross, Lawrenceville, Roswell, Kennesaw, Atlanta (Atlantic Station)
With over six locations around metro Atlanta, Bowlero is another great option if you are getting competitive and are looking for a fun league to join.
Everyone will have fun at bowling alley and stop in the arcade or grab a bite to eat at the restaurant and bar.
Midtown Bowl
Neighborhood: Atlanta (Midtown)
Midtown Bowl is a classic bowling alley that has been serving strikes since 1960. With 32 lanes, you can go competitive and join a league or just reserve a lane with friends.
The Painted Pin
Neighborhood: Atlanta (Buckhead)
If you are looking for a more upscale bowling alley, The Painted Pin in Buckhead’s Miami Circle has just the concept. Each lane has comfortable couches to socialize.
While not bowling, there is a great pub serving fun cocktails and craft beers. Or you can head over to the bocce court, giant Jenga game or other classic bar games around the venue.
The Painted Duck
Neighborhood: Atlanta (West Midtown)
Similar in concept to The Painted Pin, The Painted Duck has the wow factor you are looking for in a night out in Atlanta. From the bar to the duck mural over the bowling alley, you really can’t have a bad time playing at this venue.
There are many fun bar games to explore after you are finished bowling.
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