You need a manager, who may also be able to fill one of the following duties as well.
You need a person to monitor the front counter, give out lanes, take in money, and answer the phone.
You'll need someone to man the food area and the bar, if there is one.
And at a minimum, you also need a mechanic to keep the machines running.
Depending on how many hours the center is open and how busy it is, you'll probably need additional people for each position, along with a porter (floor person) or two to help keep the place clean, and a waiter or waitress to take customer's food and drink orders. Plus it helps to have additional staff in place to be able to cover for an ill, absent, or vacationing employee.
I work in a 40-lane center, and we have a total staff of around two dozen people, both full- and part-time. Even if you only employ full-timers (and how lucky you'd be if that were the case!) it's doubtful you could cut it down to less than 15 or so... at least, not without risking employee burnout and a very high turnover rate.
The price depends on a multitude of factors:
It would depend on the center location, how busy the center is or projected to be, additional features of the center, such as arcade, bar, restaurant, pro shop, redemption games, etc.
You would typically need a general manager, assistant manager, 1 to 2 counter staff per shift, full time mechanic, possibly a B mechanic for shifts, custodian, etc.
The number of employees can be a moving target depending on a lot of factors, which include:
The price of bowling will vary depending on the center, day, time and if bowling shoes are needed for renting.
Hire all of the employees that are needed for the equestrian center.
Bowlmor AMF, which acquired the AMF chain of bowling centers and recently acquired the Brunswick retail chain of bowling centers has been examining the performance of their centers across the country and has been making changes, which include closures as needed with their under performing center.
since force is mass and acceleration the force needed to knock over a bowling depends on the mass of bowling and it acceleration.
In tenpin bowling, a perfect game is 300.
The price can vary depending on the center, time of day, number of people, games bowled or time bowled and if shoe rentals are needed.
Every bowling center is different. Call your local bowl to get an idea of prices.
The basic equipment needed for a bowler is the bowling ball and bowling shoes. A bag to carry the ball in is common. Some bowlers use wrist aids for support.
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There's no limit built into the bowling lane itself; you could in theory line up a hundred (or more) people, letting each one roll one ball and then leave. However, most modern automatic scoring systems will only allow you to enter up to six names per lane. And that's is also a good number in terms of time: six people will take on average about an hour to finish one full game.
300 is a perfect score.