Anchorage and Wasilla, three centers

Alaska's bowling: three centers, led by Center Bowl

Bowlinghall lists three bowling centers in Alaska, two in Anchorage and one in Wasilla. Center Bowl in Anchorage is the only one with a published lane count, 30, and it is also the only Alaska center on the top-rated list, at 4.2 stars from 600 reviews.

Most lanesCenter Bowl · 30 lanes

Latest closingJewel Lake Bowl · 2:30 AM

Best Google ratingCenter Bowl · 4.2 from 600 reviews

Anchorage and Wasilla

Anchorage holds two of the three listings: Center Bowl, which publishes 30 lanes, and Jewel Lake Bowl. The third is North Bowl in Wasilla. None of the three is part of a national chain, so every alley on the list is run on its own.

Lane counts are missing for Jewel Lake Bowl and North Bowl, so the state total of 30 lanes covers only the one center that publishes its number. The top-rated list counts venues with at least 50 reviews, and Center Bowl is the only Alaska center on it.

Prices and formats

No Alaska center has a published adult game price in this data, so no price comparison can be made for the state.

Center Bowl

Center Bowl

4.2 (600)

3717 Minnesota Drive, Anchorage AK 99503

30 lanesHours listed  Open to the public

Thirty lanes on Minnesota Drive with neon bowling, youth programs, tournaments and a pro shop.

Jewel Lake Bowl

8801 Jewel Lake Rd, Anchorage, AK 99502

Hours listed  Open to the public

A late-hours bowling center on Jewel Lake Road in Anchorage, open until 2:30 AM on Friday and Saturday.

North Bowl

3250 Palmer-Wasilla Hwy, Wasilla, AK 99654

Hours listed  Open to the public

A Wasilla bowling center on the Palmer-Wasilla Highway with a 9 AM Saturday start and late weekend closes.

Questions

Alaska bowling questions

How many bowling centers are listed in Alaska?

Three: Center Bowl and Jewel Lake Bowl in Anchorage, and North Bowl in Wasilla.

Which Alaska center has the most lanes?

Center Bowl in Anchorage, with 30 lanes. It is the only Alaska center with a published lane count.