Collins Bowling Centers

What to do on Saturday night around midnight with a group of friends after y’all decide at the last minute not to attend the movie you planned to see? Grab some drinks and go bowling somewhere with karaōke! That’s exactly what we did and ended up here.
The place was PACKED — there were also quite a few young kids running around even though it was so late at night. But hey, glad to see a lot of people enjoying good ol’ bowling. They have hourly rates or by-​game rate. Shoe rentals are about $ 4 but we took advantage of the check-​in offer for free shoe rentals! Sweet! We bowled two games before heading over to the bar (attached to the bowling alley) for the karaōke. To our disappointment, the song requests closed at 12am and the singing was over at 1am. Boo. We missed out on it… but at least we had a couple fun games.
Only downside to this place are the icky bathrooms, lack of extra bowling balls, and lane proximity. At times, it felt like the group of people bowling next to us were pretty much part of our group too. My husband even accidentally bowled in the next lane! (Although that was partly my fault for messing with him.) Overall, not a bad place to go if you’ve got good company.

Our bowling experience was just fine, like anyone would ever experience at a normal bowling alley, where it fell below par was the fact, that the arcade machines were mostly out of service, and we were told they offered food, which we decided that we were going to eat there, but upon arrival they were short staffed and they weren’t opening there food service while we were there. which caused one of our guests to have to run to a fast food place and bring back food for someone who needed food to support a medical condition.

Nice Bowling Alley. Friendly crowd, cheap beer. Had a fun time here while working in Lexington