All Star Fun Center

Pretty great bowling alley! There are a ton of lanes here, and plenty of balls to choose from. Choosing a bowling ball can be quite a frenzy for a southpaw like myself, but I always find one here that works just fine for me. This is a great place to come to if you have a large group wanting to have some fun, as there never seems to be a shortage on lanes. The pizza is pretty good too for bowling alley food.
The arcade is pretty extensive. There’s tons of games and plenty of options for any type of gamer.
The only time I’ve ever had a tough time with parking was when I came about a month ago when they were the venue for the Muslim community’s first community iftar (breaking of the fast) during this year’s Ramadan., I am not Muslim, but I love learning about religions and cultures and I have many Muslim friends here, so it was fun. It was very apparent that night that the Islamic community here is much larger than one would probably expect, as the parking lot was completely full, as was most of the street parking around.
I would definitely say that this is a good place to go enjoy time with friends or family any time, and hope to come back soon!

For a bowling alley this place is pretty nice. I feel like the building is kept up pretty well and everything is always clean and not run down.
They have different times and days where bowling and laser tag are pretty cheap. The lanes and balls are well managed, though I do wish they had bigger finger holes in some of the lighter balls, I’m kind of a wimp.
The laser tag arena is really fun. It has a good layout, and all of the vests and guns are in good condition. The instructors are usually pretty chill and don’t care about running so that’s nice. The length of time in the arena is perfect, not too short, but by the end you are tired from running around.
The food is pretty typical bowling alley food. Mediocre but not bad, and a little pricey. They do have pretty good churros though.

Called to ask a couple questions, the guy who answered was very rude. On every website it says they close at midnight, however this guy told me everyone’s going to be out of there in 40 minutes– I called around 10. Then rudely hung up on me after I tried to continue talking to him with another question.

Who doesn’t like to bowl. I mean c’mon! One step into this place and you feel like you’re a young Ernie McCracken beginning his humble quest for the PBA championship.
While I am nowhere near an elite bowler I do enjoy dabbling in the game from time to time. Shoe deodorizer, greased up lanes and tons of league players gives this place a unique character. The fact that it’s located in Sandy is the only thing keeping it from being a legit bowler’s paradise. I’ve ventured in here on my lunch break multiple times and I leave satisfied every time. As far as I’m concerned that’s a win in my book. Nothing special, but it gets the job done.
My only qualm is that I wish the bowling balls were in better condition and that there would be lighter weighted balls with bigger finger holes for my nubbin-​like extremities. Good spot for the kids as well since there’s arcade games and some laser tag. Haven’t tried either of those and probably won’t since this place should be used strictly for bowling.

Better than your average bowling alley, but not my fave. Call me crazy, but there’s something about a bowling alley that has a bar, old people and the perfect amount of trashiness… it gives it authenticity.
This place does not have that. They do serve beer, however.
Probably a good spot for the kiddos as there is an arcade and laser tag also. It fits the bill…

I’m going to tell you a story that sounds like one of those stories a fella tells at a party when he’s trying to sound impressive. But it’s a true story. In my more exuberant youth, I came here for a night of loud bowling (the kind where they have funky lights and loud music). That night the bowling gods looked down upon me, and the dancing gods looked down upon me. And they both had simultaneous pity. That night, I dance-​bowled myself to a score of 222. I shimmied up to the line, took a deep breath, and started a perfect game through the 5^th frame. It was tremendous. And I’ve never come near that score again in my life.
Those days are gone now (although it wouldn’t take much to get me to dance-​bowl again) but I’ve long had fond memories of the place. My most recent trip was still pretty darn fun. It was Thanksgiving, and I went to a friend’s «Turkey Bowl» night. A family. A traveling trophy. Almost a decade of stories.
I dig All Star locations. I’ve been to the one in Tooele and had a great time playing Laser Tag and bowling in the VIP lanes. The folks behind Bonneville Brewery own All Star, so you get local beers on tap, and I sipped on both their house-​brand Cream Soda and the house Root Beer. Deeeelish!
Keep in mind that this is a whole «Fun Center» and not just a bowling alley. So there’s more to do like laster tag, an arcade, kids parties, and something called Laser Frenzy which looks to be like a Catherine Zeta Jones-​esque Entrapment laser grid game? Haven’t tried any of that, but the bowling alley is nice enough itself to get me here every so often.

SANDY, UT: I came to this location on accident after trying to find the Draper location and Google maps took me off course. I stayed for awhile because I was waiting for someone. It’s only okay; the bowling is dated and a little antiquated, the selection of arcade games is good but not great, and it’s not a big location with other items. Highly recommend you drive another 8 minutes up the street to their other location in Draper that is (1) newer, (2) nicer, (3) bigger, (4) more variety of activities.

Brunswick Sandy Lanes is a nice bowling in Sandy with lots of bowling lanes, newer equipment, and laser tag and arcade games to top it all off. The place was well maintained, pretty clean, and like I said the equipment was newer looking. It is one of the nicer bowling alleys I’ve been to in Utah.
The arcade offered a variety of games and we had some fun winning tickets and playing some of the racing games. They have a credit card type system where you buy a card and put money on it rather than use standard coins or tokens. This was a good system and I liked it because it made playing games super easy. The arcade was pretty expensive though, most games were $ 1 per play, which is pretty steep in my opinion, but not unheard of.
When some bowling lanes freed up we paid for three games for three people and I was pretty shocked by the price. On a Saturday afternoon we paid $ 52 for three games for three people and shoes! Maybe that is typical for bowling but I won’t be going back on a Saturday, that is too expensive for my wallet.
I don’t know if Brunswick Sandy Lanes offers coupons or specials throughout the year but it would be worthwhile to find out in order to save some money. I did see that they do some specials on I think Monday and Wednesday nights, so you might call ahead and find out what is offered.

It is a great place to go bowling, but I like the West Jordan location better. Employees could definitely work on being more helpful. Pricing is reasonable. It is very well kept and has some great lanes. Isn’t very accomodating for special needs or requests. Their kids programs are definitely a plus.

Had a great time taking my family here. The prices for food are very reasonable and we got 3 games for about $ 8 a person with shoes. I will definitely be back again.

I think the price read pretty fair, the lanes were on great condition. Overall a great place and tons of fun

Out for an evening after a local wedding reception, my friend and her friends decided to go cosmic bowling! So we ended up here!
You won’t find the bowling alley by the name «Brunswick Sandy Lanes,» but as «All Star Lanes Sandy.» So beware of that.
The price wasn’t bad at all. There were about 13 of us bowling on 2 lanes, and we were charged about $ 6.50 each for 1 hour of bowling with shoes on 2 lanes. Not bad at all! So price is excellent! this coming from a guy that doesn’t bowl (maybe just a couple times), so I can’t really compare prices to other bowling alleys. But I still think this is a deal.
The experience was just above good. Thus the 4 stars. The DJ was very involved, playing games and contests. I was able to win a contest… best tattoo. Got myself a free game! There were other games like line dancing and some other stuff I didn’t pay attention to. The music he played was OK. I guess he was trying to cater to various types of ears.
It was a fairly fun environment. A lot of bowlers for a Saturday evening. Someone in our party order french fries, but the «waiter» brought it to the lane next to us because they said they ordered fries (we didn’t know that someone in our party ordered the fries). I think they grabbed a couple fries and realized they ordered chili fries. The person in our party informed us that there should be an order of fries after the fact. So they fessed up and asked if our friend had ordered regular or chili fries, and we told them regular. So they graciously handed them over. Lame! How can you not realize that they aren’t chili fries! First of all, the «waiter» initially went to the correct lane, so don’t underestimate yourself!!!

I went bowling here and it was a very good time. Lots of lanes open and a variety of different weight balls which is good for an armature bowler like myself. I didn’t have socks on, so I had to buy some for 3 bucks, not bad and hey now I have a pair of socks from Sandy UT. The staff was pretty friendly and I would say the TV’ that keep track or your scope are a lil more advanced than ours are here in CA. All in all it was a fun evening well spent at Sandy Lanes.