Sounds good, right? Then head to the awesomely named Bowling Stones in Wemmel, Flemish Brabant, for its big birthday bash on 7 May. As Benelux's biggest bowling alley turns three, join them for cocktails, a party and ... bowling.
Besides the 36 bowling lanes are snooker tables, table football, a lounge bar, internet cafe and a big restaurant called N9ne, which boasts a terrace with an excellent view. Catering to the younger set, Bowling Stones knows how to entertain.
On 7 May, expect a bowling night you've never seen before. As of 18.00, join the crowd for a few games of 10 pin. When a red pin appears on your alley, roll it over with a strike and win a bottle of bubbly. To challenge your senses, the Trouble Shakers will be mixing cocktails all night long. (But be warned, cocktails and bowling can make a losing combination.)
But who cares about your score with MC Velasquez putting you in a party mood to the beats of DJ Jay Mackenzie. Expect a mix of commercial dance and techno and a disco light show. The bowling alleys are equipped with specials lighting, making your lane look like a proper dance floor.
As always, you don't have to make reservations for the bowling lanes, but you'll need some for the restaurant if you're planning dinner as well. The evening starts at 18.00 to end at 4.00 in the morning. There's no dress code, but should you want to wear something to go with the shoes, think white, blue, red and green. And bright.
PS: Bowling Stones has bowling centres in Antwerp, Wommelgem and Oudenaarde as well. They won't be hosting a party on 7 May, but will be open as usual.
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