I grew up in Sacramento (many years ago) and when we went bowling as kids, it was at Country Club Lanes. Now in my 50's we only go occaisionally, the annual family grudge match, but it's fun to see how nicely updated the place is. They have a little bit of everything from video games to "black-light" neon bowling. Our group ranges in age from 12 to 51 and we all have a great time. This is definitely not a mid-western bolwing alley that only appeals to league players. The facilities are kept in good shape and I have no hesitation in recommending it to any and all groups.

It's way fun at Country Club Lanes. Lots of adults don't like it because they think it's sort of seedy, which it is. But if you're in big groups, it's definitely safe. And it's not a huge entertainment center. Yeah, there's an arcade and billiards, but the main thing is bowling. In order to have a really great time, like my friends and I do, you just have to have a great attitude. Just go and be cool and goof off and have fun, and you'll love it!

The place is basicly for a teen hangout i dont understand why the adults go and complain about it, it might of been dull way back then for family get toghthers but not no more. Its all about partying now!!!!

I thought it would be a great way to spend an hour with the family but at $4.50 per person a game it costs more than a matinee and didn't last as long. We won't go again.