Six centers, Kenner's 64-lane room

Louisiana: six centers and 210 published lanes

Bowlinghall lists six bowling centers in Louisiana, and five publish a lane count that adds up to 210 lanes. Bowlero Kenner is the largest at 64 lanes, followed by Creole Lanes in Houma at 44 and Bayou Bowl in Monroe at 40. One Louisiana center, Bowlero Kenner, is part of a national chain.

Most lanesBowlero Kenner · 64 lanes

Latest closingBowlero Kenner · 1 AM

All Star Lanes - Baton Rouge

9829 Airline Hwy, Baton Rouge, LA 70816

Open to the public

A bowling center at 9829 Airline Highway in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, with its own website.

Holiday Lanes

3316 Old Minden Road, Bossier City LA 71112

38 lanes Open to the public

Thirty-eight lanes on Old Minden Road with weekend glow bowling, over 50 arcade games and hourly lane rates.

Colonial Lanes

6601 Jefferson Hwy, Harahan LA 70123

24 lanes Open to the public

Twenty-four lanes on Jefferson Highway with the tagline eat, drink, bowl, plus an open play price page.

Creole Lanes

1371 W Tunnel Blvd, Houma LA 70360

44 lanesHours listed  Open to the public

Forty-four lanes on West Tunnel Boulevard, every one fitted with programmable bumpers.

Bowlero Kenner

3640 Williams Blvd, Kenner, LA 70065

64 lanesHours listed  Open to the public

Sixty-four lanes on Williams Boulevard in Kenner, Louisiana, open from 9 AM on Sundays.

Operator-published photograph of cosmic bowling lanes at Bayou Bowl. Original image is 640 pixels wide.

100 Horseshoe Lake Rd, Monroe, LA 71203

40 lanesHours listed  Open to the public

Forty lanes on Horseshoe Lake Road in Monroe, open from 11 AM and until 1 AM on Fridays and Saturdays.

Six towns, six centers

Each of the six centers is in a different town: Baton Rouge, Monroe, Kenner, Bossier City, Harahan and Houma.

Holiday Lanes in Bossier City has 38 lanes and Colonial Lanes in Harahan has 24. All Star Lanes in Baton Rouge is listed without a lane count.

Ratings and prices

No Louisiana center in this data has a rating from 50 or more reviews, and no adult game price is published, so neither measure is compared here. With no ratings or prices to set against them, the six listings are compared by lane count alone.

The state's published lane counts run from 24 to 64 lanes. Bowlero Kenner, at 64, is the only Louisiana center above 50 lanes in the data, and Creole Lanes in Houma and Bayou Bowl in Monroe have 44 and 40 lanes.

Questions

Louisiana bowling questions

How many bowling centers does Louisiana have in this list?

Six, with lane counts published for five. Those five total 210 lanes.

Which Louisiana center is the largest?

Bowlero Kenner, with 64 lanes, followed by Creole Lanes in Houma at 44.