Took a group here and had a reception in the bowling museum and hall of fame, it was a great choice, I will go back and bring more of our groups by. My favorite part is the I think Duck Pin, kids going through loved it! It is very interactive.

I was impressed by this little museum. It's new, very clean, organized, and would be a fun visit even for those who aren't interested in bowling. There's even a mini bowling game at the end that is great for children and adults. For under $20 two adults can go through this museum and Hall of Fame, and it's well worth... More

Our nephew from Chicago, who bowls in a league twice a week, was in Dallas for a visit. I took him to the Museum. We were both blown away by the exhibits. Brought back memories for me when I used to bowl and he was able to look up his buddies who have bowled 300 games! There is something for... More

I used to bowl (for fun!) on a league a number of years ago. I thought the museum was very fascinating, entertaining, and educational regardless of a person's knowledge or age. Very worth the stop and would definitely do it again!!

My family and I are Six Flags season pass holders, so we drive by the Bowling Museum frequently. One day when we decided Six Flags was too busy to enter, we went to the Museum instead. The whole family really had a good time, even my 8 year old. Starting off with Egyptian mummies was a stroke of genius as... More

The Bowling Museum was a great! We are recreational bowlers and weren't sure what to expect. It was fascinating and fun! Definitely worth the trip. Informative and interesting! Great for the kids too.

I have never seen a museum like this!! Very good! And in the shop it was many things to buy! I am a bowler from Norway,so I liked it a lot! The people

The bowling museum is a first class operation and well worth going to see. Also the ITRC training center in conjunction with the museum is a first class venue.

It was informative, fun, and the staff were very friendly.