Megabowl

One of the two last remaining bowling alley’s in the city, megabowl is a great place to go and treat the kids to an afternoon or early evening out. The prices have gone up in recent years but they do have offers for free games as well but you have to keep an eye out for those deals. One huge drawback to the place is its too load with music and that can be a pain. The staff are helpful and input player names into the computer for you if you cant do it yourself. There is an arcade inside as well as a wimpy. Food however does take an age to cook and often is hit and miss and there are lengthy waits for food.
For the adults there is also a licensed bar with sky sports as well just in case you want to get away from your little darlings. Overall its not to bad but it can hit you hard in the pocket.

We booked online for our family to spend an evening bowling here. We even ordered food and paid for it all hours before we left the house. When we got there the staff were incredibly friendly and spent a long time chatting to us and making sure we were made welcome. The food was very good and brought to us exactly when they said it would be. The bowling was great fun and we were moved quickly to a different lane when the one we were on started playing up.
I would definitely visit again.

The only bowling lanes in Swansea, so you don’t have much choice. Prices have gone up quite a lot in the last few years but if you’re really nice to the staff then they might give you a decent deal.
I used to actually spend a lot of time here as a youth as I played for the South Wales junior team. Is that something to be ashamed or proud of?
Anyway, I think the leagues are still going — there used to be an adult league on a Monday night.
My brother also used to work here so he could tell you a bit more about it.
There’s a bar, a Wimpy, an arcade area and American Pool in addition to the many lanes.
As there are so many lanes you can usually get one without booking if it’s a weeknight or during the day.