Daytime game

A bowling lane ready for a daytime game
House shoes kept on the wall beside the desk
A birthday table set before the group arrives
Pool tables billed by the hour behind the lanes

A daytime game — one frame, house shoes, and a lane that ends when the score does

The daytime game is the booking most people ask for before 18:00. It is €9.40 a person, shoes included, and played from the desk at 60 Rue Marius Berliet. Sizes run from 28 to 48. We do not hold a lane without a clock time in the reply, and we do not treat a frame that started yesterday as a new sale.

The evening game is a different sale at €13.20, from Friday 18:00 through Sunday close and on French public holidays. A second game on the same visit is €7.60 by day and €9.90 later. If you need bumpers, say so before you pay. Lanes 11 and 12 can raise the gutters for players under ten, at €6.80 a game, and we will tell you that plainly rather than promise a setting we have not switched on.

We booked six daytime games for a Tuesday meeting and they were held under the office name. €9.40 each, shoes included, and none of them were charged the evening rate we had asked to avoid.

Henrik Solberg on a Tuesday lane booking

Henrik Solberg

Regular player

Prices move when the board does. The screen at the desk is what we charge if this page is a day behind. Pool is €16 an hour and a burger is €12.40 when those are on the snack list. If a figure here no longer matches the board, write [email protected] or call +33 4 78 01 21 65 and name the lane time you saw.

More photographs sit on the Frames page: shoes, a birthday table, pool, the snack counter, and bumper lanes. Lane Rates keeps the standing prices, including parties from €96. Nothing on this page is a reservation. A message does not hold a lane unless we reply with a lane number and a time.

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