Are you wondering where you can find some of the best bowling places in Nairobi? Well, worry no more as we got you covered with a list of the best bowling spots and their charges.
Before we dive deep into the listing part, let’s first look at what’s bowling and how it’s played. Bowling is categorized as a recreation game involving a unique ball, rolling lane, and pins.
Pins are normally 10 placed at the end of the shiny wooden lane, then all you have to do is to roll the ball through the lane with an aim of knocking pins which are recorded as score. If you knock all the 10 pins at once you score a ‘strike’ if you knock 9 then you’ll score a “spare.” With that brief knowledge of bowling, we can now proceed with listing.
Bowling Places in Nairobi
1. Village Bowl
The bowl is situated inside Village market and it is considered as one the biggest bowling facility designed with modern and international standards. It features 11 Brunswick lanes that are all working meaning it can hold a large number of players.
The center also boasts other engrossing games that you can like to try after you finish your bowling session. Pool is one of the game that you might enjoy, Air Hockey and Foosball. The place is open all days but on weekend the place is ussually full.
Charges
- Bowling: Kes500 Per session
- Pool Table: Kes200
- Air Hockey: Kes200
- Foosball: Kes200
There is a restaurant around so you can grab something. In addition, snacks are allowed as long as you don’t litter the place.
2. Strikez bowling
Charges
Charges matter with days and time on weekday charges are different from weekends and hollidays.
- Monday – Friday Ksh 350 from 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Monday – Friday Ksh 500 from 4:01 PM – 8:00 PM
- Weekends and Public Holidays Ksh 500.
- Pool- Ksh 200, 20min session or Ksh 600 1hr session
- Foosball- Ksh 200 per token
- Air Hockey- ksh 200 per token
There are restaurants around the mall so you can grab something once you’re done with the day.