Over the next few minutes we will all be going on a deep dive in the Sacramento bowling scene together. It shouldn’t matter whether you are a kid looking for some fun lanes to hang out at or are a professional that wants to dominate a tournament something on this page should help you out.
Getting into the best bowling alleys in Sacramento really is the only way that we can begin since these centers are the top spot to visit for the majority of your needs. While we are discussing where to bowl in your area we will try to mention if they have leagues or tournaments for youth, adults, seniors, ladies, or whoever.
Plus we will talk about which centers are family friendly and good for kids, birthday parties, and have things like pool tables, private rooms, laser tag, arcades, or other fun things to do. Any discounts, happy hours, or other specials they might offer to make it easier for you to find cheap places to bowl near you will of course be shared.
Things like cosmic bowling, sports bars, music, or more of an adult party vibe will also get a shout out. Then we will pivot to the best local bowling pro shops where you will be able to buy balls, bags, shoes, grips, finger inserts, and many types of accessories. They should also be a good option for drilling, plugging, fitting, resurfacing, cleaning and engraving balls as well.
An area map can be found towards the conclusion with all of the venues we mention throughout the post pinned on it, and you can look through all of our guides for cities around the Pacific Northwest there if you want.
Best Bowling Alleys In Sacramento
We aren’t sure whether you want to join a league, get some practice in at the lanes, try to win a tournament, or just goof around with your friends but no matter the case the best Sacramento bowling alleys and centers are where to go:
Capitol Bowl offers open play, some of the best bowling lessons in your area, and even has a skateboard ramp track.
AMF Land Park Lanes has 32 bowling lanes where Sacramento league play takes place along with a pro shop, arcade games, pool tables, and a sports bar.
Bowlero also has a pro shop, 50 lanes, pool tables, and a sports bar while being a great place for birthday parties or other events plus they offer half-price arcade games on Wednesday.
There are 48 lanes at Country Club Lanes which is a good place to try cosmic bowling near you plus they host leagues and have arcade games, laser tag, pool tables, and a full service bar.
In addition to bowling you will find pool tables, arcade games, ping pong, karaoke, and a full service bar at Punch Bowl.
Caps Bar and Grill offers open play, local cosmic bowling on Friday and Saturday nights, birthday party packages, a sports bar, happy hour from 3pm to 6pm Monday through Friday, and a discount on games for students.
The Alley has 12 bowling lanes in Elk Gove along with a pro shop, a full-service bar, and a playground making it a really good spot for birthday parties.
FLB Entertainment Center is a great place to bowl in Folsom plus they have a sports bar, a restaurant, and a pro shop.
Best Pro Shops In Your Area
This list of the best bowling pro shops near you can help you buy the perfect ball, pair of shoes, or other gear:
Each of those local bowling pro shops is a good place to buy balls, bags, shoes, grips, league uniforms, finger inserts, cleaning kits, towels and more equipment. You can also expect that they will be able to handle drilling, plugging, fitting, resurfacing, cleaning, and engraving balls too.
Other places we mentioned in our best Sacramento bowling alleys list that also have pro shops include AMF Land Park Lanes, Bowlero, The Alley, and FLB Entertainment Center.
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The local bowling scene was just broken down in full detail. Whenever you want to head to an alley in your area to have fun at the lanes, join a league, win a tournament, throw a kids birthday party, or enjoy the music and lights for a fun cosmic game you know where to go.
Now go have fun visiting the best bowling alleys and pro shops in Sacramento!
This post and all of the posts on our site are edited by Tom Harrington who has been bowling for as long as he had the strength to pick up a plastic ball. His dad was a former semi-professional bowler, and Tom bowled for his high school and college teams. He has worked in the industry since graduating, and over the past few years has started to do more online work like editing this site and creating content for other online media platforms.
