Bowling on Long Island
Long Island has 30 bowling alleys in our guide: bumpers and lightweight ramps for little kids, cosmic glow nights for older ones, an all-weather standby that works for almost any age.
Most centers offer bumper bowling and ball ramps so even toddlers can knock down pins, plus arcades and snack bars to round out the visit. They're spread across both counties; each listing links the alley's page for lane booking and shoe details.
In Nassau County
In Suffolk County
Common questions
Where can I go bowling with kids on Long Island?
This guide maps the verified bowling centers across Nassau and Suffolk. Most offer bumper lanes and ball ramps that make it work for young kids, and many run cosmic or glow bowling on weekend nights.
Can toddlers go bowling?
Yes. With the bumpers up and a lightweight ball or a push ramp, even toddlers can play. Most Long Island alleys have both, and some offer lighter kids' balls at the counter.
How much does bowling cost on Long Island?
Pricing is usually per game or per hour per lane, plus shoe rental, and varies by day and time. Weekend nights cost more than weekday afternoons. Many centers run kids' or family specials, so check each alley's listing for details.