VISITOR INFORMATION
Schedule / hours: Opens from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., Sunday to Thursday (closes at 2 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays (ATTENTION: players under 19 years old can stay only after 10 p.m.)
Admission price: Around $6/person per game; $4/shoe rental.
Address: Vaughan Mills1 Bass Pro Mills Drive, Entrance #4
VaughanPhone: 905-760-9931
Website: www.bowlluckystrike.comNearby restaurants: • There are large booths inside Lucky Strike and a vast menu from which you can also order when you're at the lanes. Otherwise, there's a food court in the mall.
While you are there: • Vaughan Mills is filled with clothing, accessories and jewelry outlets offering discounts, a real heaven for teenagers. There's DeSerres, the art supplier and Pro Hockey Life, the biggest Hockey supply store in Canada.• We always like to visit the huge Bass Pro Shops fishing and hunting place, an outing in itself with huge water tank with fish and laser shooting section.• Mothers will want to check the huge outlets of Home Sense, Winners and Style Sense.
Age group: 6 - 16 years old
Attraction suitable for:
School
Preteen
Teen
Feeling lucky?
This place is permanently closed.
Definitely fancier than the Bowleramas, Lucky Strike Lanes is also more expensive. The music, laser lights, video clips on the large screen at the end of the alleys and waitresses picking up food and beverage orders at your station all contribute to give a disco club feeling to the place. When your ball hits the pins, a screen above your head projects an animation simulating the best strategy for maximum efficiency (as if this could help me!) All their 22 alleys are 10-pin lanes. The regular balls weigh over 10 pounds and would be almost impossible to through for 7 years and younger. Later on, I found that we could have asked for lighter balls (6 pounds) and bumper pads when we paid for our lane. The bowling area is attached to a large section with pool tables and big booths where we could also order from the large menu.
