
Bath Road, Harlington, Middlesex UB3 5AL
Thirty-six lanes beside Heathrow, with league nights, seven pool tables and a Barcelos restaurant.
London's 32 alleys split two ways. The big lane counts sit on the edges of the city, at Airport Bowl by Heathrow, Tenpin Acton and Hollywood Bowl Tolworth, while central London is mostly bars with a handful of lanes, from All Star Lanes to Roxy Ball Room's duckpin floors.
Most lanesAirport Bowl · 36 lanes
Lowest game rate foundQUEENS · £7.95
Latest closingAirport Bowl · 03:00
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Bath Road, Harlington, Middlesex UB3 5AL
Thirty-six lanes beside Heathrow, with league nights, seven pool tables and a Barcelos restaurant.

Charrington Bowl, Kingston Road, Tolworth, KT5 9PB
Thirty-two lanes in the Charrington Bowl building on Kingston Road.

Royale Leisure Park, Western Avenue, Park Royal, Acton, London, W3 0PA
West London's 32-lane Tenpin on Royale Leisure Park, open past midnight every night.

Albion Rd, Bexleyheath DA6 7LS
A bowling-first venue: 28 lanes on Albion Road with pool and an arcade, and no add-on attractions.

Leisure Wy, High Rd, London N12 0GL
A 1994 centre with 26 lanes on the Great North Leisure Park, open late but approved for redevelopment.

Valley Park Leisure Complex, Hesterman Way, Croydon, CR0 4YA
A 25-lane South London alley at Valley Park, with karaoke rooms and live sport.

Lakeside, The Quay Intu, West Thurrock Way, RM20 2AD
Twenty-four lanes and brand-new karaoke SingPods at The Quay, part of the Lakeside shopping centre.

The Brewery, Romford RM1 1AU
Twenty-four lanes upstairs at The Brewery, now joined by bumper cars and AR darts.

10 Stroud Green Road, Finsbury Park, London N4 2DF
A two-floor, 24-lane retro alley on Stroud Green Road that stays open past midnight.

Ground Floor, The chimes shopping centre, Uxbridge UB8 1LA
Ten-pin, duckpin, karaoke and darts on the ground floor of The Chimes since 2025.

Cook Road, Dagenham, RM9 6UQ
East London's Cook Road centre, with 20 lanes, a VIP corner and school-trip bowling from £6.70 a pupil.

Tenpin Feltham Leisure West Complex, Feltham TW13 7EQ
West London lanes near Hounslow and Heathrow, with soft play and two interactive dartboards.

17 Queensway | Bayswater | London W2 4QP
Bowling in the same building as Queensway's year-round ice rink, with a VIP lane room.

Tenpin | The Rotunda | Clarence Street | Kingston-upon-Thames KT1 1QJ
Sixteen LED-lit lanes in The Rotunda, surrounded by Kingston's restaurants and bars.

Westfield Stratford City, Second Floor, E20 1ET
Fourteen retro lanes on Westfield Stratford City's second floor, the biggest All Star Lanes in London.

Peninsula Square, Greenwich Peninsula, SE10 0DX
Thirteen ten-pin lanes plus duckpin bowling inside The O2 on Greenwich Peninsula.

The Pavilion, Kentish Way, Bromley
Twelve lanes inside a charity-run Bromley leisure centre, beside The Glades.

Westfield London Shopping Centre, Ariel Way, London W12 7FU
Eight lanes by Westfield London, with two cocktail bars and an outdoor terrace for warmer evenings.

Tavistock Hotel, Bedford Way, London WC1H 9EU
An eight-lane basement alley on Bedford Way with karaoke rooms, a diner and weekend DJs.

95 Brick Lane, London, E1 6QL
Six retro lanes, two cocktail bars and karaoke booths a short walk from Shoreditch High Street.

Vintners Yard, Waller Way (off Greenwich High Road), London
Six lanes in a historic yard by Davy's Wine Vaults, where you bowl in your own shoes.

Victoria House, Bloomsbury Place, WC1B 4DA
The original All Star Lanes: four retro lanes, a 90-seat restaurant and a speakeasy bar in WC1.

241 Old St London EC1V 9EY
Shoreditch duckpin with tech shuffle and karaoke, a walk from Old Street station.

33 St Mary Axe Unit 6 London EC3A 8AA
City games bar under the Gherkin with four duckpin lanes and seven pool tables.

328-330 Hook Rd, Hook, Chessington KT9 1NU
Three short duckpin lanes inside a Hook Road soft play centre, booked for families and parties.

Discobowl Lewisham, 11-29 Belmont Hill, Lewisham, London SE13 5AU
The former Lewisham Bowl on Belmont Hill, now a Discobowl with new private karaoke rooms.

Shopping Centre, 1 High Street Ealing Broadway, London W5 5DB, United Kingdom
A bowling and games bar in Ealing Broadway that welcomes all ages until 22:00.

Basement and Ground Floor, Hawley Wharf, 1-6 Water Ln., London NW1 8JZ
Basement and ground floor at Hawley Wharf, with Play Dirty's carnival games for over-18s.

Zig Zag, 70 Victoria St, London SW1E 6SQ
An 18-hole crazy golf course and an adults-only basement arcade in the Zig Zag Building.

246 HIGH HOLBORN WC1V 7EX
Central London duckpin with Tech Putt mini golf and karaoke rooms.

One Ham Yard, London
A 1950s alley imported from Texas, now an events space inside a West End hotel.

146-152 Clarence St, Kingston upon Thames KT1 1QP
Brunswick duckpin lanes in a multi-level games venue on Clarence Street, opened December 2025.
Airport Bowl in Harlington has 36 lanes and opens until 03:00 at the weekend, the latest finish we found in the capital. Tenpin Acton and Hollywood Bowl Tolworth both have 32, and Tenpin's Bexleyheath, Croydon, Feltham and Kingston centres close at 01:00 on their late nights.
Rowans on Stroud Green Road spreads 24 lanes over two floors, and Hollywood Bowl added a 2025 centre at The Chimes in Uxbridge with duckpin and karaoke pods beside the ten-pin.
All Star Lanes runs four venues, from the original four lanes in Holborn to 14 lanes on Westfield Stratford's second floor. Vintners Lanes sits in a historic yard by Davy's Wine Vaults, and The Croc at the Ham Yard Hotel is a 1950s alley imported from Texas, booked as an events space.
For duckpin, with smaller balls and shorter lanes, there are Roxy Ball Room at Old Street, St Mary Axe and Holborn, Urban Fun in Kingston, and three lanes inside a Chessington soft play centre.
Airport Bowl in Harlington lists 03:00 closes at the weekend, and Tenpin Acton stays open until 02:00. Several central bars, including All Star Lanes Brick Lane and Roxy Ball Room Old Street, run until 01:00.
Airport Bowl near Heathrow has 36 lanes. Tenpin Acton and Hollywood Bowl Tolworth follow with 32 each.
No. Duckpin uses short lanes, small balls without finger holes and squat pins. In London it is the main format at Roxy Ball Room Old Street, St Mary Axe and Holborn, and at Urban Fun Kingston.