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Bowlero bowling alley opens its doors in Glendale

The Glendale Chamber of Commerce and city officials recently celebrated the opening of a new bowling alley in Glendale.

Bowlero Glendale, 17210 N. 59th Ave., hosted a Sept. 28 grand opening featuring food, arcade cards and free bowling. The alley transitioned from a Brunswick Zone bowling alley. Bowlero also owns Brunswick Lane, AMF and BowlMOR lanes bowling alleys.

This is the company's only Glendale location, but it has 16 other locations in the Valley.

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Bowlero bowling alley opens its doors in Glendale

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The Glendale Chamber of Commerce and city officials recently celebrated the opening of a new bowling alley in Glendale.

Bowlero Glendale, 17210 N. 59th Ave., hosted a Sept. 28 grand opening featuring food, arcade cards and free bowling. The alley transitioned from a Brunswick Zone bowling alley. Bowlero also owns Brunswick Lane, AMF and BowlMOR lanes bowling alleys.

This is the company's only Glendale location, but it has 16 other locations in the Valley.

Visit bowlero.com/location/bowlero-glendale. 

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