AMF Bowling

I haven’t been bowling in years so I was excited to return and see if I was any better. I had a voucher for a free game when another was purchased so after a quick bite to eat, we go our bowl on. I was surprised to see how many professional players were bowling, with their personalized shirts and balls. Once we were finally settled into our lane after a slight delay due to a glitch, we were having a great time. They crank the music and it’s a real party vibe. You can also order food and drinks from your lane. After 9pm games are only $ 5 each so this was a bonus. Definitely recommend if you’re looking for something different to do.

Went for a childs birthday party there, was really enjoyable. The kids had a great time while I watched from the seats with a nice tasty coffee from the café. Can’t beat the happy upbeat atmosphere of the players and other visitors.

Went bowling with the Mrs last night, haven’t been bowling for over 15 years and it was awesome! Can’t wait to come back again soon.

Had a great day today at AMF for my daughters school friends birthday.
The girls looking after the party were lovely. The food is nothing special with a choice of hotdog or nuggets and chips for the party guests and deep fried food platters for the adults but you come here for the bowling!
We had three lanes, 2 for the kids and one for the parents and all had a lot of laughs. They put all the smallest sized balls out for the kids, bumpers up and the ball ramp if they needed it. The parents were all happy to get a go too and there were soon efforts to put each other off as it got close in the end before I cleaned up with a strike and a spare!
A few games in the arcade later and we all headed home having had a great time.
Check the website as they often have special deals.

Great fun and great prices! They will even put the rails up for you if, like me, you can’t push a ball in a straight line. The screen above your lane tells you how many kms per hour your throw is which is interesting to watch. Nice clean shoes too unlike other places where I have seen very scabby gross ones that I did not want anywhere near my feet.

Went bowling with work after our meeting as a team building exercise.
All I can say is that, sadly, oh so sadly my wii bowling skills do not transfer into actual ten pin bowling skills. On the plus side no one else I work with could bowl to save their lives either so we were all evenly matched!
There is some off street parking available.
There are around 24 or so lanes from my count squeezed into the space yet somehow we did not feel like we were sitting on the laps of the people bowling in the next lane. The couches were comfortable to sit on. The usual variety of ball weights and colours available to use.
I have not seen so many different screen animations for knocking over any amount of pins, getting a spare or strike or missing everything all together before. The place had a bar too so refreshments were available for adults and kids (soft drinks etc for kids). After that first sip of that amber elixir o’ Carlton my bowling actually improved.
The usual suspects of arcade games are there too plus air hockey! Big screens along the far wall above the pins had music videos playing constantly but the volume was not damaging to the hearing in any way which is always a bonus.
Good night had by all, nice place to bowl

Expectations. There’s something about them that can ruin a great night out.
I went to Morley AMF Bowling with zero expectations. My friend had organised a get together there and I wanted to catch up with her but wasn’t thrilled about bowling a lead like ball down a bight and shiny bowling alley, possibly surrounded by a plethora of teenagers.
Well, when I left the bowling alley at a reasonably late hour, I was smiling from ear to ear. What a top night! And I didn’t expect it at all.
Firstly, the bowling alley wasn’t overrun with teenagers. To be perfectly honest, I didn’t notice the crowd too much. I was too busy marveling at my own novice bowling abilities and wondering: If I start to practise now, can I still make the Australian ten pin bowling team one hap-​hap-​happy day? I bloody hope so!
The bowling was a lot of fun and it’s actually not that hard to get an almost strike. Close enough to a real strike. Awesome! The little café added nostalgia to the night as we all lined up to get bags of lollies and other fun food.
Lots of laughs were had in the gaming area. They have Time-​Zone like games here but you don’t have to contend with super leery lights. I ended up with a grand total of an impressive four stamps. (You get a few stamps each time you win/​score points in a game) I could choose one of the rings from the rewards cabinet. Oh yeah!
I still have that fluro orange, decidedly plastic, ring with the sunflower smiling at me. It reminds me good things can come when you least expect it. Aww, what a significant message from a tacky toy.

This is a great bowling alley and pretty well priced too. We have has some funny work events here, its great to have a few beers and throw a ball down an alley with your work colleagues
I am notexpert on bowling so I cant really comment on the facilities from a professional point of view, however when it comes to fun it certainly fits the bill.
This is a great way to enjoy your family on a winters night, the kids really love throwing a REAL ball down a REAL Alley, the only downside are the sore wrists the next day and the comments «But mum, my wrist doesn’t hurt when I bowl on the PlayStation»
So round up the kids or your work colleagues and get your but out of the house and have some social bevvies with the locals.
This bowling club has recently undergone some renovations, I cant personally see too much of a difference, they all kinda look the same though don’t they? well except Rosemount Bowls in North Perth– that’s pretty special.

It’s pretty spectacular what bowling can do to sane adults. It turns you against each other, creates teams and rivalries. And AMF Morley is a petri dish in which this hatred breeds and breeds quickly night ended in a knife fight out in the back alley of the bowling centre.
The prices are really reasonable, but I suggest you take your own bowling shoes so you don’t catch foot herpes (yep, that’s a thing). And also, don’t choose the pink ball because that baby is mine. They are open until late every night so if you wanna paaaaaaaarty, they are open.
Regardless, it’s a fantastic place to bowl a few balls and show everyone your «I gotta strike dance». And it’s right near McDonald’s, SCORE!