downtown · kelowna
An indoor arcade and entertainment venue with duck pin bowling, laser tag, and games at reasonable prices.
local tip
The basketball game is genuinely addictive—budget extra tokens for it or you'll regret leaving.
visit time
90 min
per person
~$25
effort
low
energy
high
the vibe
hours
what people say · via google
Amber Mazur
3 months ago
My goodness - by far the BEST customer service I have had in years! Had my daughter's 6th bday party there with 18 littles. We went duck pin bowling (perfect for kids of all ages), had popcorn, played games and celebrated with cupcakes. Every step was amazing with incredible communication through email, on phone and in-person. They allowed me to customize based on the kids' ages and were flexible with times, requests, and needs. The place is also super clean!! I highly recommend this place and will be back for family bowling! This is the Kelowna service I am used to growing up here.
Adrian Luk
2 months ago
Tashja J
a year ago
P Carter-Wright
8 months ago
more photos · via google
Find more on PinterestWe are in town for a tournament, and we found this gem of a place for our kids. The place itself isn't overly huge and not a big selection of game but everything is very reasonably priced. The staff working there was really friend and went above and beyond to make sure we had a good time. We would definitely visit again if we are in Kelowna
Tonight we had my daughters 17th birthday at Galaxy Zone/ Planet Lazer. I purchased the " Extreme package" It couldn't have gone any better! The teens had a blast with lazer tag and games. While we were waiting we did purchase some bowling in the cool bowling lounge. The staff were so friendly and helpful...I am not a big fan of pizza, but this was delicious!!! We all had such a wonderful time. Thank you so much!
I think I (mom) might have had more fun than the kids! Haha. But they loved it so much they were asking to go back as soon as we left. That basketball game is addictive! Just one more ball!!!! The staff were lovely and my boys left with handfuls of little treats that they felt like they "earned". It was worth every penny just for the experience.