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Highway 66 Bowling

Mini bowling in Queens: quick answers

What is Highway 66 Bowling?: Mini bowling with shorter lanes, bumpers and a lighter ball, played by tenpin rules with a road-trip theme.
Who is it for?: Kids and adults. Each lane fits up to 6 players.
How do we play?: Unlimited bowling rounds are included in the Ultimate all-day pass ($49.95 per child). See tickets.
Where is it?: At Laser Bounce Queens, 80-28 Cooper Ave in The Shops at Atlas Park, Glendale, NY 11385.

Highway 66 bowling is a tremendously fun game of miniature bowling suited for both kids and adults with shorter lanes, bumpers and a lighter ball.

A game based on the traditional tenpin rules with a thrilling twist of alternative excitement. Tenpin Tour will take player motoring along the highway as progress through the game of tenpin. Tricky stops and bonuses are built into the road map adding a secondary level of fun and competitive action.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Highway 66 a full-size bowling alley?

No. Highway 66 is mini bowling, with shorter lanes, bumpers and a lighter ball. It follows traditional tenpin rules, with a road-trip theme that adds stops and bonuses along the way.

Where can kids go bowling in Queens?

Laser Bounce Queens has Highway 66, a mini-bowling attraction at 80-28 Cooper Ave in The Shops at Atlas Park, Glendale, NY 11385. Shorter lanes, bumpers and a lighter ball make it easy for kids and adults to play together.

Is there an everyday deal with play and food?

Yes. The Play & Eat Combo (formerly the Family Value Deal) is $79.95 every day and includes 2 All Day Play wristbands, 1 large pizza + 4 soft drinks, 80 arcade credits (split across up to 2 game cards) and 2 cotton-candy tubs. You can add up to 6 extra kids’ wristbands for $29.95 each; extra wristbands don’t add food or arcade credits. Cash price shown; card pricing and tax appear at checkout. See Specials.

What is Highway 66 Bowling?

Highway 66 is a mini-bowling attraction featuring shorter lanes, bumpers, and small bowling balls—perfect for kids and families.

What age is mini-bowling good for?

Mini-bowling is suitable for all ages, especially children under 12.

Is scoring automated?

Yes, the lanes have automated scoring and screens for a full bowling experience.

Is it included in party packages?

It is often available as an upgrade or part of certain combo packages.

How many people can play at once?

Each lane supports up to 6 players.