Rollerbowl Inverness
Inverness, The Highlands
About Rollerbowl Inverness
Rollerbowl 24 Plastic AMF lanes with wooden approaches and a good selection of house balls with 9 pool tables plus some cool video games in the Electric City Arcade, so be sure to take your pocket money, too!
With modern gutter guards and ball rolling ramps plus a reasonable selection of lightweight balls, the kids stand just as much chance as you guys of knocking 'em down, making it a pleasing game for families. None of the Glow Bowl stuff here so it's a nice traditional atmosphere for an old fashioned family tournament!
The Roller Grill Diner on site welcomes families until evening and has a tasty snack laden menu that'll have the kids dribbling! Fruit them up before you go out so you don't have to feel bad!
Opening Times
Regular opening and league matches 11am to late daily.
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