fun squared

If you enjoy stick tables, an indoor playground that looks like it'll fall apart at any moment and having to wait 35 minutes in line to get tokens for overpriced video games than this the place for you. It's a shame because it's a great concept, horrible execution.

If you know Duckpin bowling, you know it is a diminishing sport and the pinsetting equipment hasn't been made since 1973, so when the setter drops a few pins or takes its time setting, you have to just roll with it. There's no automated scoring at all, so practice your math! It's lots of fun and 33% more bowling for your money since you get 3 balls per frame. Give it a try! Twenty-two lanes of Duckpin plus a laser tag area, small arcade and karaoke/band stage. Pizza and other food available, plus a bar.

Duckpin bowling is a form of bowling where anyone can just pick up a house ball and get an above-average score. In contrast, to excel in standard bowling one must have a reactive ball, a hook and knack for adjusting to different lane oil conditions or patterns. The softball-size balls do not have finger holes, so you can use any ball. Fun Squared has 32 lanes, which makes it the largest duckpin bowling center in the world. We did a bowl/laser tag combo. It was my first laser tag and I thought it was nicely done. The pricing seemed fair, but my only concern is that bowling is charged per person, per hour. Most bowling alleys either you charge you per game, or per lane, per hour. So if you have three people on a lane you pay three times the price for an hour of lane time. We had three when we bowled, and I still think the price was fair, but I wish they would move to a more sensible pricing system. In summary, this place is a great destination for duckpin bowling and/or laser tag.