Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas
32 lanes, a first-rate concert room and Blue Ribbon's famous fried chicken share one building on the LINQ Promenade - lanes rent per-lane and the opening time tracks the event calendar.

Is Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas Worth It? Guide
Brooklyn Bowl is three venues stacked into one 80,000-square-foot building on the LINQ Promenade, a short walk from The LINQ Hotel: 32 hardwood Brunswick lanes, one of the city's best mid-size concert rooms, and NYC's Blue Ribbon kitchen - whose fried chicken made Food Network's "The Best Thing I Ever Ate" - feeding six bars and lane-side service. On a good night you're bowling while a touring act plays fifty feet away; VIP lanes face the stage on purpose.
The structure of the place shapes the visit. Lanes rent per lane (up to eight people) in 30-minute blocks, and the price genuinely varies by date, time and event: the operator posts no flat rate, so the number only appears once you pick a night. On concert nights you need a show ticket to bowl at all, and full-lane packages carry food-and-beverage minimums. It's all ages until 8 PM, then 21-plus with ID, and shows set their own age rules. Opening time follows the calendar rather than a clock, and it can be late: in the first week of September 2026 the posted schedule had the doors shut until 8 PM on Sunday and 9:30 PM on Friday and Saturday, with Monday through Thursday closed for events. Check the schedule for your exact date before planning a casual bowling night.
Insider tipIf a band you half-like is playing, buy the cheap show ticket and reserve a lane - bowling through a live set is the version of this place worth telling people about.
Venue
3545 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109








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