Frequently Asked
Short and to the Point
How much does a game or a lane cost?
Unknown. The club doesn't publish a price list, and no source — neither the resort nor aggregators — gives prices. We don't put “approximate” figures here: bowling prices vary a lot between weekdays and weekends, and a guess would be worse than nothing.
How many lanes does the club have?
Unknown. The official news doesn't give the number of lanes, and there are no other descriptions of the club.
When is it open?
Neither the club nor Lighthouse Mall itself lists opening hours. All you can go on is that the mall is the resort's regular shopping center; only the Bravo Premium supermarket there is open 24 hours (per the chain).
How do I book a lane?
We found no way to book: the club has no phone in open sources, no website and no confirmed social media page. Your best bet is to go to the mall and ask on site.
When did the club open?
In summer 2026. The resort's official news listing the summer openings came out on August 6, 2026; it gives no exact date.
Can I come with kids?
The club hasn't published specific rules. Indirectly: it opened at the same time as the Kids Play Area and the My Kids Cafe in the same mall — this whole block of the mall is clearly meant for families too.
Do I need my own shoes and ball?
At bowling alleys shoes are usually handed out at the desk, and balls sit on racks by the lanes. The sources don't say whether there's rental or a deposit here specifically.
Is there somewhere to eat nearby?
Yes, in the same building: the Le Pain Quotidien café-bakery, the café inside the Emporium department store and the My Kids Cafe. The list comes from the guide's resort directory.
Is this the club's official website?
No. This is a page of SeaLife's independent guide to the Sea Breeze resort. We're not affiliated with the club or the resort, and everything written here comes from open sources and is labeled as such.
