bowlling alley
The pricing will depend on the bowling center, type of meal and refreshments, length of time, etc.
It would cost about 165,000 dollars per lane for the land, building and equipment. An additional 50,000 dollars per lane for balls, bowling pins, retrieval equipment. and shoes would be added.
It depends on what Bowling Alley you are at. Cheaper bowling alleys can range anywhere from $1 to $4 a game (per person). More recognisable bowling alleys such as AMF or Brunswick can cost anywhere from about $2 to $6 a game (per person). There are also exclusive luxury bowling alleys that can cost about $20 a game (per person).
around $3.50 or more. depends on where you go. AMF houses cost more then privately owned
Insurance for a bowling center will vary depending on type of insurance and other factors, such as location, size, age, equipment, etc. There are insurance companies that focus on bowling centers or specifically write policies for centers.
Lower the cost of a game for seniors to about 50 cents a game.
Every bowling center is different. Call your local bowl to get an idea of prices.
The price will vary depending of the day and time and center.
It depends where you want to go bowling.
Well, honey, if Jose is dropping $5 on shoes and each game costs $2.25, he's looking at a total cost of $7.25 per game. If he's got $20 burning a hole in his pocket, he can afford to play a maximum of 2 games (since $7.25 x 2 = $14.50). So, Jose can strut his stuff on the lanes for 2 games before he's gotta go back to counting his pennies.
1) On eBay, or a similar auction site.2) Many bowling centers will sell you a new bowling pin. Expect to pay around $20-$25.3) Some leagues, known colloquially as Hav-a-Ball leagues, can provide you with a themed bowling pin (usually in lieu of a similarly-themed bowling ball) as part of the cost of participation.