6 lanes of happiness...
A vintage bowling alley in the middle of Pioneertown...going dark for a few weeks to work on the kitchen and hope to see you soon! Stay safe
"The Bowling Alley that time forgot"
Brunswick Bowling
That description from the LA Times sums it up. The writer described walking into " a tangerine dream". Brunswick first generation automatic pinsetters and above ground ball returns remain after more than 50 years of use. "Just say no to string bowling!" and keep our skilled bowling mechanics working hard. Socially distant bowlin' will be available by reservation after our kitchen is finished. Dark for a few months but dont worry, we aint changing a thing!
Pibowl has been an independently family owned and operated business for 75 years. The Thompson and White families built the bowl in 1946. Roy Rogers opened the bowl with over 200 people watching him roll out the first ball. Since then, things haven't changed much. For many years Pioneer Bowl was an official Citrus Belt ABC sanctioned Bowling center and folks came from miles around just to bowl in leagues. Despite the decline of organized league Bowling, open bowling remains the most popular sport activity in America, crossing all gender, racial and economic barriers. Old, young, rich, poor, physically challenged, anyone can and almost everyone will bowl! The sound of pins dropping on our old wood lanes is still music to our ears. The LA Times said it best, in their Sunday Times article, on the question of why is there is a bowling alley in the middle of the desert? " well...people gotta bowl...".
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SAme pinsetters but time for new pins
SAme pinsetters but time for new pins
SAme pinsetters but time for new pins
It took a 40 foot truck and a long haul across the US but the pins have landed! Just in time for our 75th Anniversary Birthday bash & summer open bowling
Retiring the Vintage pins
SAme pinsetters but time for new pins
SAme pinsetters but time for new pins
These guys have earned their retirement. They have been knocked down and around by everyone...any ideas on how to repurpose them? We don't throw nuthin' away.
Brunswick all the way!
SAme pinsetters but time for new pins
Brunswick all the way!
Still made in the USA...PiBowl challenge: find something in our building not made in the US-from our Brunswick seats to our walk in cooler to our pencils...