In another room off to the side, there are private lanes, which can be rented for an additional cost. Rates jump from $26 to $48 if you're not paying attention to the timing of it all. Don't worry about bringing your own ball, Pinstack has plenty available to use with various weights and finger sizes.īowling is charged by the hour and prices vary depending on the time and day, but the difference in costs might surprise you.

Here, up to eight people can gather around a single lane to duke it out frame by frame. The cosmic-themed lanes are illuminated by glowing green pins and televisions scattered across the room. The main bowling area is in the far left corner of the building, which is just past the shoe rental booth and one of two fully stocked bars. Had I spent more than a couple hours there, I have no doubt I'd have won an even bigger plushie.īowling lanes at Pinstack Polly Anna Rocha Bowling at Pinstack The first time I visited, I took home a mini axolotl Squishmallow to add to my collection. Like other arcades, points are awarded for excelling at various games of chance and skill, which can later be redeemed for different tiers of prizes. Larger attractions include bumper cars, a designated laser tag room, and a high ropes course. The beaming game room greets you upon first entrance, filled with all the usual suspects of a children's casino – Skee-Ball, air hockey, and Halo: Fireteam Raven. But the minute you enter, your senses are inundated with bright colors and sounds and the fragrant air of pizza toppings. The San Antonio Pinstack is set in a stoic building that hardly stands apart from the beige shopping center where it stands.

The arcade at Pinstack has bumper cars, a designated laser tag room, and a high ropes course Polly Anna Rocha Pinstack arcade games

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