Bowling in Warren

Regal Lanes has been meticulously maintained by the same family since 1960. Its vast hall offers ample space for recreational players as well as leagues, with 40 glossy bowling avenues lined with the same hardwood used to pave the road to termite Oz. While bowlers wait in the wings, they can relax at the alley's grill and sports bar, home to flat-screen televisions and daily happy hours.

At Universal Lanes, digital scoreboards keep track of points as players strive for strikes in regular or glow-in-the-dark lighting. Between games, bowlers can meander over to the lounge and rack up pool balls or order pretzels, soft-serve ice cream, or pizza from the grill. They can also perch at the stone bar to sip beer while telling a tall tale about bowling a 300 with a very ripe cantaloupe.

Continental Lanes' open-bowling sessions and holiday events enable bowlers to celebrate special events with 10-pin matches alongside friends and family. After gathering up to four buddies or inviting the starting lineup of their fantasy basketball team, customers can spend two hours avoiding gutters and hunting for turkeys. Holiday revelers can immerse themselves in celestial surroundings during the Bowl in the New Year party. A four-hour year-end celebration that eschews standard lighting for black-light glows and vibrant neon colors, the bowling bash helps patrons bid adieu to 2011 and welcome whatever random number the authorities give to the New Year.

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Enjoy a night full of laughter and fun at the Majestic theatre. This charming historic 1912 theater is the entertainment center of Detroit. They offer a range of activities including fun bowling, concerts and great dining. You can play a rockin’ game of bowling with glow in the dark lanes and disco lights at the oldest bowling center in America. Stop by the Magic Stick Lounge or the Majestic Complex to see your favorite band live on stage. The Majestic theatre also has two locations to dine at. The Majestic Café offers a full service dining experience with the freshest ingredients. Order off their menu that features American classics along with nightly specials. On Sundays, come by between 10 am and 4 pm for Brunch with bottomless mimosas and live music. Inside the Garden Bowl you’ll find Sgt. Pepperoni’s Pizzeria & Deli. They will cure your hunger with specialty pizzas and amazing sandwiches. They also offer fresh salads and sides like cheese bread served with pizza sauce.

The independently owned Community Bowling Centers accommodate bowlers of all ages and abilities, featuring bumper-equipped lanes and lightweight balls designed for the hands of pintsize players. At 10 smoke-free locations throughout the region, guests enjoy open hours in addition to league opportunities and special events. The onsite bar serves ice-cold cups of soda or beer, which guests may raise in toasts to friendship and man's ability to hydrate himself. On select evenings, the alley lights turn down and the ethereal illumination of Glow N Bowl takes over with laser-light shows and fog machines. As balls roll down phosphorescent lanes, a sound track of thumping beats and alien distress calls saturates the space.