Bowling in Vegas

IluvVegas · #1 08-01-2009, 02:02 AM

Bowling while in Vegas? A lot of people love bowling and visiting the $31M, 72 lane, Red Rock Lanes may be just the thing for bowlers.

Red Rock Lanes is located in the Las Vegas suburb of Summerlin. The address there is 11011 West Charleston Boulevard and their phone number is 702-797-7467. Prices for adults are $3.75 and for Juniors the price is $3.25

Red Rock also has a deli, arcade, lounge, pool tables, shuffleboard, and of course video poker machines.

So if bowling is one of your favorite past times, check out Red Rock Lanes.

Eyeofngt · #2 08-01-2009, 04:16 AM

Here is a good video of the Red Rock Lanes.

YouTube - Red Rock Bowling, Las Vegas

VegasLuvsMe · #3 08-03-2009, 01:56 PM

This sounds like a fun place to play.

I may have to adjust my schedule to fit in Red Rock Lanes on my next visit to Vegas.

And if I get tired of bowling, there's always billiards to play (one of my favorite past time games).

Also, for some reason I always get hungry after slinging a ball down the lanes for a couple games, so I'm glad there is a snack area I can visit.

vegasrocks · #4 08-03-2009, 03:39 PM

Oh my goodness we love to bowl! Don't take that the wrong way though, we are lucky to bowl a 90 rofl! We just goof off and have so much fun. We don't get to go and bowl very often though.

I can remember the very first time my husband and I and my brother-in-law and his wife went bowling together. I had bowled before and so had my brother-in-laws wife. It was the first time for the guys. I swear they looked like the Flintstones bowling. I don't think I ever laughed so hard before in my life!

VegasLuvsMe · #5 08-04-2009, 08:00 PM

I don't think I'd be bragging if I said I'd left the bowling league scene over 10 years ago with a 185 average.

But I do know one thing, once you get up to a 180 average it is really hard to stay there.

Now, I think I can get about 120 or 130 out of three games. Again, I said I think.

I use to fingertip bowl, which takes a little finesse and knowing when and how to release a ball properly.

The last time I tried bowling though, I just couldn't seem to get the ball to go where I wanted it to.

I know it was something simple. Like a dry lane, which then I would have to use a harder ball.

Or, a wet lane where a bowler would want to use a softer ball while using the fingertip release.

I could go on and on since I loved playing when I was in a league, but I will stop here. Bowling is a blast when you know how to play.