• FREE Bowling for Kids!

    Check out this Kids Bowl for Free Program! Bowling centers created this program to give back to the community while also providing a safe, secure, and enjoyable way for kids to spend their summer vacation. It provides registered kids with two free games of bowling every day throughout the summer, a value of $200 per child.

    This program is available at over 1,500 bowling centers in the US and Canada, register here and find a participating bowling center near you!

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    1. 1

      Where we can see the dates? I signed up a while back and it was just for the summer until august I believe

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        Helen (Free Stuff Finder) :

        Hello there! I can’t find that info on their website, so I’m not so certain about it. But yes, this is only available for summer, so I suggest you take advantage of this offer while still available!

    2. 0

      I heard you must purchase bowling shoes. Still a great deal!

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      PierceTheDaniela :

      What’s the age restriction?

    4. -2

      Too good to be true 🙌🏻🙌🏻♥️♥️♥️

    5. -3

      I sign my kids up every year but never get to use it because we only have one participating alley and they are always full.

    6. -4

      I love 🎳 my children have not yet to experience it but with this offer we are going to have an awesome time😀😀Thank you!!

    7. -5

      Thanks for sharing!!!

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