Lane Choice
The centre has 36 well-maintained lanes, giving groups a good chance of finding space outside peak periods.
Dubai International Bowling Centre
Al Mamzar
Dubai International Bowling Centre in Al Mamzar is a busy bowling alley for casual games, family outings and more serious play. Reviews highlight well-maintained lanes, hourly lane options and a café serving pizza and snacks; snooker and arcade games give groups something to do while waiting.
Reputation Score
4.4
★★★★☆
4,443 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Good Value
Several visitors describe the bowling as affordable, with hourly lane pricing and per-game options.
Family Friendly
A five-year-old visitor was allowed into the play area and was provided with bowling shoes in his size.
Clean Facility
Reviews describe the venue and lanes as clean, tidy and well maintained.
Hot Pizza
Pizza is available during play, with one visitor reporting that it arrived fresh, tasty and hot.
Extra Games
Snooker, arcade games and other activities give groups alternatives beyond bowling.
Tips for a Better Visit
Visit Weekdays. Choose a weekday if you can; reviews consistently describe weekends as much busier and slower.
Bring Socks. Bring your own socks for bowling, as one visitor specifically recommended doing so.
Use Alternatives. If bowling is full, snooker and PlayStation were available while one group waited for a lane.
Plan Parking. If driving, allow for paid parking and keep the parking ticket valid for at least two hours.
Ask About Booking. For a larger group, ask about advance booking; one group booked three lanes for two hours.
Late Atmosphere. For a more party-like bowling atmosphere, one reviewer suggests arriving around 9:00 PM.
Plan the visit
Practical details
44th St,Al Mamzar Area,Near Century Mall
Al Mamzar - Deira, Dubai
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
Popular Mentions
go bananas
A visitor highlighted go bananas for its variety of banana flavours, toppings and drizzles.
Table tennis
Table tennis is mentioned among the centre's additional games for family and group visits.
Internet café
An internet café is located on the first floor, according to one detailed visitor review.
Common Concerns
Peak Queues
Weekend and holiday visits can involve substantial waits, including more than half an hour and, in one case, about two hours.
Loud Music
Music can become uncomfortably loud during busy holiday periods, making conversation harder for families and groups.
Shoe Policy
One visitor objected to mandatory bowling shoes and found the paid shoe cover low quality with little grip.
Paid Parking
Parking outside the venue has been described as paid, so factor that extra cost into the visit.
Customer-reported prices
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
150 aed
bowling per lane for an hour
“For bowling, the price is 150 aed per lane max of 6 persons for an hour”Google review · April 2026
25 aed
single bowling game
“And if you want to play for single game only then it's 25 aed per game”Google review · April 2026
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The Bottom Line
Dubai International Bowling Centre in Al Mamzar is built around bowling, with well-maintained lanes and hourly play that works for families, friends, school groups and casual league-style outings. The centre also has snooker, arcade games and a café, so there is something to do while waiting or between games. One group enjoyed fresh, hot pizza during its session.
Value is a recurring strength. Customer-reported prices include AED 150 per lane for an hour for up to six people and AED 25 for a single game, although older reviews quote different rates, so check the current menu before setting a budget. The venue is generally described as clean, spacious and well organised, and a five-year-old visitor was offered shoes in his size.
Timing matters. Weekends, evenings and public holidays can be crowded, with waits ranging from around 20 minutes to more than two hours in individual reports. Weekdays are the safer choice; if you do wait, snooker and PlayStation can fill the gap.
Bring socks, and remember that parking has been reported as paid. Music may become very loud later in the evening, while customer-service experiences have been mixed.