Heritage Lanes

Clean and cheap. Just don’t eat here. The food is fine. It’s typical bowling food. Just expensive. Facility is up to date and area is reasonable.

Went last evening with some friends, had a pretty good time. 5 adults and one 5 year old. $ 15 per person for 4 hours, unlimited. $ 10 pitchers of AmberBock, decent snack bar, decent lounge with pool tables, pro shop, clean inside, clean tables, good equipment, armed security walking about. Overall a really good experience.

Great prices on bowling Monday and Wednesday 5 $ 2 hour bowl per person including shoes! The staff was very friendly and were very helpful , snack bar was very reasonably priced, kids loved it!

Heritage Lanes isn’t the best bowling alley in the city, and it’s far from the worst. The prices are very reasonable and some nights they have unlimited bowling for $ 11.99. Usually you pay per game. I haven’t tried the snack bar so I can’t comment on that, but overall Heritage Lanes is a pretty decent spot. Plus they have cosmic bowling which can be pretty fun. If you go on the weekend, you’ll most definitely encounter children’s birthday parties. However there are about 30 lanes and the kids can be avoided if you’re concerned about that.

So I’m currently waiting for ONE lane to bowl — I have a group of 4 people. We are sitting at a table waiting and can see at least 7 lanes that are currently unoccupied. I go ask the woman at the desk why there’s no one on those lanes, and if we can jump on ONE of them…
She explains (in a rude manner) that there are several groups ahead of mine that also need ONE lane. Why not fill those 7 empty lanes that have been unoccupied for 15 minutes…
Needless to say this bowling alley is poorly managed and the staff isn’t helpful at all. The alley itself is nice and clean, and the atmosphere is fun, but the overall experience has been terrible.

Clean, cheap, decent bar, and the shoes look relatively new.

Ok. So if you are a once a year bowler this place may be OK for you, but if you’re actually a regular bowler I would strongly urge you to look elsewhere. The approach is so sticky you are completely unable to slide AT ALL. The linoleum floor behind the lanes had more of a slide than the approach. I actually fell on my first attempt. We asked for help and the guy came and sprayed alcohol on the approach… made it worse. He told us the vending machine sells powder if you want the approach to actually slide. Since we paid for 2 hours I went to the vending machine. The vending machine does not sell powder of any kind.
If you walk up to the line, stop, swing your arm and sling the ball down the lane… this is the place for you. If you like to slide into your release in any way, do not go here. It’s like your lead shoe has been soaked in water and then covered in yet-​to-​dry glue.

We love ladies night and GloBowl. The price is great. The people are always nice. And the food is pretty good too.

Came here to go bowling with some friends and it was really fun. The prices were really good. $ 15 per person for 4 hours including shoes.
We got there at 9:30 and the Twilight Bowl started at 10 PM — Midnight. They turn on the black lights and have 3 projection screens that played music videos from all different genres.
There was a full bar called «Beer Cave» that had 2 pool tables, several TVs with different sports channels and shuffleboard. The bartenders were nice. We got a Jelly Bean shot (Easter special) for $ 6…not the best shot I have tried and a bucket of 6 Modelo’s $ 30 ($ 5 per bottle). Stick with the pitchers.
They had a snack bar and the prices seemed pretty decent for a bowling alley, which are pretty high. They had pizza, hot dogs, popcorn, pretzels, fries, taco salad and wings. I didn’t get a look at the prices but they also had vending machines.
They had a game room with more pool tables and arcade games and they also had a Pro Shop.
They place was clean and the staff were friendly. They also had a security guard walking around. Will be back.

I went to Heritage Lanes for a birthday party for the first time, and we all had a really great time. I used to be on a bowling league up in Wisconsin back in the day, so I know my way around a bowling alley… although that was over 13 years ago. This was my first visit to a bowling alley in a long time, and the very first one in OKC. I was really impressed with this facility. Given how long it’s been since I’ve been bowling, I was in awe of how far «bowling technology» has come in the past 13 years. LOL!
That being said, the prices were very reasonable. Much cheaper than I was expecting for bowling, food, drinks, etc. My visit was on a Saturday night, so of course this place was PACKED, but seemed to be well staffed and efficient overall.
One exception was the bar/​lounge area. Taking into consideration that they were super busy, it took WAY too long to order/​get drinks given that they had 4 bartenders working that night. I expected to wait, but I feel that the bartending staff could have been much quicker and efficient. It’s almost like they were operating the bar like there was only a few people in the bowling alley, and no line. It was really frustrating. To get a pitcher of beer took 20 – 30 minutes waiting, not exaggerating. Everyone in line was complaining all night. For that, I remove one star from my review because… that’s just rough. If they correct that one situation, it was a 5 star night for sure.

The staff treated my family ruder than any bowling alley i’ve been to in my life. We were the ONLY customers in the alley on Thanksgiving day. They were going to put 12 of us on ONE lane so that our games would take forever (we were paying by the hour). We asked if they could pretend like we were different groups and put less of us per lane. The attendant replied «sure, if you’re gonna be that way, we can put the other half of your family on the other side of the alley» (the farthest lane from my family). They were rude, insensitive, and we will NOT. Be coming back to Hermitage Lanes!

I had a great time. No complaints. We came on 5 dollar Wednesday and 4 of us bowled 2 hours for about 20 dollars including shoes. This was the first time for my 2 year old and my 5 year and I felt this was a great place to bring them. I would return no questions asked.

Great bowling alley and in a great location! The customer service is usually ok as well but the prices are a wee bit steep. There are multiple league nights and the place is usually jam packed but in my opinion the GEM of this bowling is the Lounge. Its tucked away on the side of the main walkway and has great service and great drinks.

The cleanest bowling alley in town has to be Heritage Lanes! It looks like they have recently updated the carpets, balls, shoes, and floors. The staff is very helpful and friendly. The restrooms are really clean too.
There is a large bar and food service area. It is really busy on Friday and Saturday nights for cosmic/​glow bowl.
Based on the sign out front they offer several different types of leagues.

I was at the Unilocal event a week ago, and they have really renovated the bowling alley. I was part of a recreational league a few years ago, and it was really run down back then. It has a fresh look, some new good quality stock bowling balls, and is very comfortable. We had a great time there. The atmosphere was very pleasant. If you haven’t been here in a while, its definitely worth another try.

My first visit to a bowling ally in Oklahoma. Not smokey! New looking bowling balls and a well kept, clean bowling alley. Even the bathrooms were kept spic and span. Pretty gnarly, of course in a good way! On a serious note though, when you go bowling, all you need is good people around you and you’re bound to have fun!
When I think of bowling alleys, I refer back to The Big Lebowski, LOL!!! It was on Saturday night after we got back from the CMYE :) Heritage doesn’t have the old school projector type scoring sheets, but the program they use for scoring is a little dated compared to an AMF. They never failed at reporting the scores though!

I had an absolutely fantastic time bowling here last night with some of my fellow Unilocalers. We had four lanes all to ourselves so even though it was packed in there, it still felt private.
The staff was friendly and helpful, the restrooms were clean and it wasn’t stinky like many bowling alleys I’ve been to.

I’m pretty sure this wasn’t my first time at Heritage Lanes, but I can’t remember for the life of me! My visit there this time was for a very good reason –Yelpers! A handful of our fellow Unilocalers had a smashing time tonight (at least I assume so from all the smiling faces!) knocking some pins down (or a minimal amount in my case).
It was –insanely– busy when my boyfriend and I arrived there tonight. It’s kind of amazing how popular bowling seems to be. I’d say it because, especially at Heritage, it’s cheap for the amount of time and fun you get.
The service was average, but average is great with me. They were polite but also a little hurried because of how busy it was –understandable. When we first approached the counter they informed us that there would be a wait for lanes so I quickly told them we were with the Unilocal crew, thankfully! We paid $ 12 each for our shoes and the two hours of bowling (7pm-​9pm), so that’s not too bad at all!
For a bustling place, it was rather clean. That was nice. When the group was all finished up, an employee arrived quickly to gather up all the pitchers and such. Speedy!
Normally I stay away from bowling alley food, but I was SO hungry! I ordered a hotdog combo, which includes fries and a drink for a round-​up of $ 5. Not too bad. Usually bowling alley food is crazy expensive. The food was so-​so. About what one would expect from a bowling place. I didn’t turn my nose up at it, though. Good food for a decent price.
Hope that was helpful!

We had a really fun CMYE here tonight! These folks know what they’re doing. They have a great system going — plenty of staff for a busy Saturday night and the place is clean as a whistle. Off duty police officer standing by, a café serving exactly the kind of food you want when you head out for a night of bowling and $ 10 pitchers of domestics.
I also love their set up that we enjoyed using tonight. Normally, it is $ 4.39 per game, plus $ 3.29 for shoes, so if you played 2 games, you’d be paying $ 12 plus tax. We were able to call ahead and reserve the lanes, (21.99 per hour plus shoes). They broke it out for us to $ 12 per person for two hours. This makes it so much easier to go dutch, and we ended up getting to bowl a lot more frames than we would have in just two games (some groups got four games in). I would recommend this for any group. Thanks to Peggy for setting this up for us!
The crowd was fun, diverse and having a lot more interactive fun with each other than they would have at a movie or dinner.
Bonus: whenever you get together with Unilocalers, you’re bound to have intelligent conversation and many laughs. You’ll also meet some wonderful new people. I’m the luckiest gal in the world to get to meet all these lovely people built right into my job!

This bowling alley is so much better than RedPin in Bricktown and hella cheaper! My group and I did the Twilight Glo-​Bowl from 10pm-​2am. You get unlimited games and shoes for around $ 16. There were 40 lanes and we weren’t sure how many people were going to show up in our group but the person who reserved the lanes for us was so nice — she said she’ll go ahead and reserve 6 lanes just in case!
Surprisingly, Heritage Lanes had the best music play list during Twilight Bowl. I was very very very happy that they did not play a single country song. Taylor Swift was as country as it got but we all know her music is pure pop! There were several projector screens that played the music videos. I even discovered some new artists! We all had a good time jamming to the music and bowling.
The facility was huge! There was a snack bar, alcohol bar, and game room that had arcade games, air hockey, and pool tables. The food was not expensive. For a corn dog, fries, and medium soda, my total was less than $ 5. The best part was that this place is smoke free which I think is how all bowling alleys should be since a lot of children come with their parents.