$10 toward your next lane.

How it works

Two ways to use it.

Walk in and bring your phone to the front desk. We apply the $10 lane credit to your bowling tab. Or use it on a lane reservation online and the $10 comes off the booking total. Either way, it's for open bowling specifically — not group events, leagues, or the VIP suite.

Plainfield's where we are; Will County's where most of our regulars come from. The credit's a low-friction way to test the place if you haven't been in. Date night, a Saturday with friends, the in-laws-are-in-town problem — the $10 applies to whatever the lane rate is when you arrive, and the rest of the night runs as a normal visit.

What the $10 covers

Lane time. Not the rest of the night.

The credit comes off the lane time line on your tab. Lane rentals at Twisted Pin run by the hour or by the lane — see walk-in pricing for the rate that applies the night you're coming in (Wednesday is different than Saturday). Lane shoes are included in the rental. Food and drinks order separately, either at the lane or at the bar, and run on a normal tab.

If your lane time exceeds $10, you pay the difference. If it doesn't (a quick weeknight stop, say), the remainder stays on the lane line — we don't apply leftover credit to food, drinks, or arcade play. Keeps the math simple at the desk.

What you'll find when you walk in

It's not just lanes.

While you're here for the bowling, the rest of the venue runs in parallel. The bar program was curated by Brian Van Flandern, America's Top Mixologist — same drinks at the lane as at the bar. The 28-tap self-serve beer & wine wall is around the corner; grab a card, pour your own, pay by the ounce. The kitchen runs from-scratch shareable plates — not the heat-lamp food a bowling alley menu usually implies.

One credit per customer. See walk-in pricing for what the lane time costs on the day you're planning, live wait status if you're walking in without a reservation, or more on bowling here before you book.