Skyline Lanes

Good thing is that this place is pretty cheap (bowling rates, pro shop, and even the food — all cheap) and the staff has been super friendly every time I’ve gone.
I’d honestly only go here if you have your own ball, though. Every single ball is made for someone with tiny fingers but a gigantic thumb. I could never find one I liked, but that might just be me. The place could use some major cleaning and upgrading, but I understand that in order to do that they’d have to majorly hike the prices up, so you get what you pay for.
Basically, it’ll work if you just REALLY want to go bowling and the Pinnacle is completely booked for a league game or whatever. Or, if you just REALLY want to go bowling and want to save a few bucks, it’ll work just fine. Obviously, the Pinnacle is a nicer, cleaner experience. But at the Pinnacle, you get much ruder staff and slightly higher prices.

This is a older bowling alley and it shows it, but honestly you cannot beat the prices. It’s $ 5 for shoes and 2 games on Sunday, Monday, and Thursday. The staff is always friendly and more than willing to fix any issue. I keep coming back here than the pinnacle, because it’s just more fun. Don’t let the looks scare you away.