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Not every bride-to-be wants a cocktail-bar hens. For a group that spans school friends, work friends, sisters and mums, something playful that everyone can join in often works better, and bowling is about as inclusive as activities get. North Strathfield, in the inner west beside Concord and Strathfield, is a practical meeting point for a group coming from different directions, and easier to drive to than the city. The venue listed here is Room 300 @ Kingpin North Strathfield, a private event room with its own bowling lanes, with laser tag and arcade games next door.
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The room makes it easy to add personal touches: team names, matching shirts, a trophy for the bride's team or a quiz about the couple between frames. Guests who would rather not bowl can still be part of it in the private room, and those who want more action can head next door for laser tag. It is a hens that keeps the whole group together and suits guests of every age, without anyone feeling they have to keep up with a big night out.
It suits a hens with a mix of ages and friendship groups, because anyone can play and it gets people talking. Room 300 @ Kingpin North Strathfield has its own private lanes for up to 70 guests.
Room 300 is a private event room with its own bowling lanes, and laser tag and arcade games are next door. Pricing is from $3,000 minimum spend, so ask Kingpin which food, drinks and activities it covers.
Kingpin is on George Street near North Strathfield station and has paid parking on site. Guests coming from across Sydney will generally find it easier to reach by car than a city venue.
Because Room 300 is private, guests who would rather sit out can stay with the group for food, drinks and the toasts. Those who want more action can try laser tag or the arcade next door.
