How much would it cost to put 2 bowling lanes into a house???

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  • ProjectNaked
    Confirmed User
    • Jul 2004
    • 4309
    #1

    How much would it cost to put 2 bowling lanes into a house???

    what's a ballpark price on having 2 standard bowling lanes installed, the whole package - lanes, ball return, pin setter, etc...the works
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    • pr0
      rockin tha trailerpark
      • May 2001
      • 23088
      #2
      totally depends...we talking a AMF setup?

      or a generic done by a smaller company/contractor

      theres probably 2 guys (small companies) in all of TN who will even do it for you....most of them are on a word of mouth basis with celebrities etc.

      i wouldn't doubt you end up spending AT LEAST 75k for a proper setup....because you're going to want a computer score board & all too....i mean why go half ass

      wish i had that kind of $ to piss away on bowling
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        • ProjectNaked
          Confirmed User
          • Jul 2004
          • 4309
          #3
          Originally posted by pr0
          totally depends...we talking a AMF setup?

          or a generic done by a smaller company/contractor

          theres probably 2 guys (small companies) in all of TN who will even do it for you....most of them are on a word of mouth basis with celebrities etc.

          i wouldn't doubt you end up spending AT LEAST 75k for a proper setup....because you're going to want a computer score board & all too....i mean why go half ass

          wish i had that kind of $ to piss away on bowling
          I could deal with a generic set-up, I only spend about 6-8 months at the house - and it's near Ann Arbor, MI - could it be done for 20K or less and not be completely shitty?

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            • iMind
              Confirmed User
              • Nov 2007
              • 937
              #4
              Originally posted by ProjectNaked
              I could deal with a generic set-up, I only spend about 6-8 months at the house - and it's near Ann Arbor, MI - could it be done for 20K or less and not be completely shitty?
              Yes
              $19000 for the alley, balls and pins,
              $1000 for a trained monkey that will stand the pins up and bring you your balls.

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                • ProjectNaked
                  Confirmed User
                  • Jul 2004
                  • 4309
                  #5
                  Originally posted by iMind
                  Yes
                  $19000 for the alley, balls and pins,
                  $1000 for a trained monkey that will stand the pins up and bring you your balls.
                  nice, where do I order the monkey?

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                    • iMind
                      Confirmed User
                      • Nov 2007
                      • 937
                      #6
                      Originally posted by ProjectNaked
                      nice, where do I order the monkey?
                      I dunno, but you have to admit a monkey is WAY cooler than the standard set up at a fraction of the cost.

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                        • Odin
                          Confirmed User
                          • Jan 2004
                          • 2545
                          #7
                          Originally posted by ProjectNaked
                          I could deal with a generic set-up, I only spend about 6-8 months at the house - and it's near Ann Arbor, MI - could it be done for 20K or less and not be completely shitty?
                          Don't see why it would cost much more than 20k. There isn't a whole lot to a bowling alley.
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                            • G.A.F
                              Confirmed User
                              • Feb 2008
                              • 370
                              #8
                              Man, you have to love the game to put the whole thing in a house you live half a year.
                              Good for you!
                              If I had my own house and if it were big enough, I'd put a pool and a ping-pong table on it.
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                                • Mr Pheer
                                  So Fucking Banned
                                  • Dec 2002
                                  • 22083
                                  #9
                                  Just buy a Nintendo Wii and the AMF bowling game

                                  Wii - $249
                                  AMF Bowling - $20
                                  65" Windescreen TV - $2500

                                  so for $2769, you're all set to have fun bowling

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