Parties across several lanes
Set up party packages and customers choose how many people are coming. The booking is spread across neighbouring lanes and paid in one go.
Let customers book lanes online, add food and drinks at checkout, and book parties across several lanes.

Most bowling bookings are groups, and a lot of them are parties. Customers want to see a price, pick a time and pay, and your team needs to know how many lanes each group needs.
Set up party packages and customers choose how many people are coming. The booking is spread across neighbouring lanes and paid in one go.
Offer pizza, drinks packages and party food when customers book, with quantities, so the kitchen knows what’s coming.
Charge more on Friday and Saturday nights and less on weekday afternoons. The right price is applied automatically.
An example evening in the booking diary, with Lane 1, Lane 2, Lane 3, Lane 4 side by side and bookings, a group booking across three spaces and an event.
Offer extras at checkout and they’re added to the total. Questions without a price are saved on the booking for your team. Each lane can have its own.
An example checkout for Two lanes, 60 minutes, ten people, offering Pizza and fries, each, Jug of soft drinks, Birthday party upgrade, Any bumpers needed?.
You set what one booking is and how long it lasts, so you can sell a slot sized for one game, two games or a set length of time, and price it per person or per lane.
Yes. Set up a party package and customers choose a headcount. The booking is spread across as many lanes as it needs, next to each other, and charged once.
Yes. Sell a league as an event with one ticket covering every week, hold the lanes it needs, and check bowlers in from a live list on the night.
We’ll show you how lane bookings and parties would work for your venue. The call takes 30 minutes.