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Feb 11, 2010

Lucky Strike at LA Live

Went with some co-workers to the Lucky Strike bowling lanes at LA Live. It is interesting how bowling lanes have (apparently) changed. At this bowling alley it is dimly lit, you sit on couches, there are giant projection televisions at the end of the lanes, plus there is a sit-down restaurant near the bar. Oh, and after 7pm there is a fairly strict dress code. At a bowling alley! How bizarre that seems to me.

Maybe this experience is not typical, but, to contrast, every bowling alley I've ever been to (the last one I went to was nearly 10 years ago) was very well lit, you sat on plastic seats (that were typically some bright shade of orange, lime green, or yellow), the people were very casually dressed, and there were no televisions except at the bar. To be fair I've only been to a handful of bowling alleys in my life.

I bowled a hard fought 61 and came in last of five bowlers. This is likely the reason I've rarely bowled. None-the-less it was a fun time with good people.

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[p] Posted @ 19:46 by Seth


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