FAQ
How many people are allowed to play on a bowling lane?
A maximum of 6 people are allowed to play on one bowling lane.
What is HyperBowling?
HyperBowling is a completely new way of bowling. You play on a real bowling lane, but with HyperBowling, it’s not just about hitting the pins. In one throw, you first hit the glowing LED targets along the lane and then the pins. By hitting the glowing targets, you can increase your score by up to 4 times! In HyperBowling, each pin knocked down earns you 100 points. For example, if you hit a green target first and then knock down 4 pins, you double your score to 800 points (4 x 100 x 2 = 800). Different levels and challenges make HyperBowling harder and more exciting. HyperBowling is fast-paced and more active than traditional bowling.
Can we set up the bumpers ourselves on the bowling lane?
When entering the names on the touchscreen, you can also choose to raise the bumpers.
At what age are you allowed to bowl?
Children from 6 years old are allowed to bowl. We have special dragon bumpers on the lanes that help the smallest kids throw the ball. Additionally, you can choose to raise the bumpers on the lanes yourself to prevent the balls from rolling into the gutter.
What are the bowling etiquette rules?
- Be ready to bowl when the pins have been set, but wait until the machine has completed its cycle and the red light is off.
- Always wait for the bowler to your right if you’re both ready to bowl at the same time. Just like in traffic, right has priority!
- Do not stand on the bowling lane while you’re waiting. Be ready when it’s your turn and don’t make others wait.
- Respect the boundaries of the bowling lane and do not obstruct other bowlers.
- Play the game to win, but be a better loser.
Do you have socks for bowling shoes?
Yes, you can buy a pair of socks at the reception.
