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| - Our last visit was closer to what we are used to experiencing, minus some really rude, obnoxious bowlers, which isn't the fault of the bowling alley.
Thankfully the food servers were not the same as the time before, as the ones for this visit were fabulous.
Really wish bowlers would have good bowling etiquette, but most did not. A couple girls next to us, early 20s were a bit on the unaware of anyone around them, and I was talking to my husband about this a bit on the louder side so they could hear, and then they stopped their rudeness and began to have good etiquette.
On the other side of us was a family where the parents let their kids have very poor behavior from grabbing any bowling ball, getting into our lane just as we're about to bowl, screaming, acting worse than rabid animals (minus the foaming at the mouth). Parents who fail to correct their kids, well, we can see how their kids will grow up to be - inconsiderate and thinking they are entitled to everything.
Okay, but it's not the bowling alley's fault for their customers.
I would have given the bowling alley a 5 star, but they had like all their shoes all over the counters and they kept giving us two left shoes. Well, if they just stored their shoes like they normally instead of all over the counters, this wouldn't have happened.
So, this visit overall was much better. Guess it was better having people with poor etiquette than drunk people with poor etiquette. I wish there was such thing as privacy glass where you can just see people bowl but not hear them or be impacted by them, but that isn't what bowling alleys are.
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