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Ten-pin is the easy yes of group outings. Nobody has to be good at it, the scoring looks after itself, and conversation carries on between turns. The Melbourne lanes on this page all come packaged with other games, so a party that starts with a few frames can move on to laser tag or the arcade without leaving the building.
Two of the three are in the city. Strike Bowling Melbourne Central sits on level 3 of the shopping centre, where the lanes share the floor with laser tag, a pair of escape rooms and augmented darts, and the cocktail bar sends pizzas, burgers and share plates to your lane. Archie Brothers Cirque Electriq Docklands puts its lanes inside a neon big-top of a games hall at The District, next to dodgem cars and rows of arcade machines. Both start from $23 per person.
Out in the Western Suburbs, Karting Madness Braybrook adds bowling to an indoor kart track, a laser tag arena and a licensed café, from $55 per person.
Points worth settling before you book:
When a party needs more than a few frames, compare Melbourne go-kart tracks or look through the wider list of activities.
Strike Bowling Melbourne Central runs party packages for groups of eight or more, combining a game with a reserved area, finger food and drinks.
Yes, Archie Brothers Cirque Electriq Docklands welcomes children and takes party groups of 10 to 30.
Karting Madness Braybrook, in the Western Suburbs, has ten-pin lanes alongside its indoor kart circuit, laser tag and a licensed café.
Yes. Strike runs its own cocktail bar and kitchen, and pizzas, burgers and share plates are brought to the group while it plays.
Strike Bowling Melbourne Central and Archie Brothers Cirque Electriq Docklands start from $23 per person, and Karting Madness Braybrook from $55 per person.
