Herb LeibacherSome additional life is coming into the West Side of Disney Springs. A while back it was the reopening of Characters In Flight, and now it is Splitsville Luxury Lanes.
What’s Old Is New
The bowling alley has both a retro feel and a contemporary feel at the same time – a unique combination of nostalgia and hipness. This definitely isn’t your father’s bowling alley. Instead of hot dogs and warm beer, think sushi and lane concierges.
In addition to 30 lanes of bowling (20 located upstairs and 10 located downstairs), there are also billiards, live entertainment, 60 flat screen TVs, and several bars. There are plenty of large spaces to accommodate group outings as well as spots conducive to a date night.
Splitsville is all about bowling and fun.
For kids, there is a kids menu with the typical hamburgers and pizza, and there are also gutter blockers Remember how much you hated it as a kid when your ball always ended up the gutter? Problem solved. There is also a variety of shoes to fit all sized feet.
Adults with more refined tastes will find an amazing array of food choices – far beyond what you might expect in a bowling facility. You will find salads, pulled pork, fried calamari, filet mignon, fish, and a complete desert menu.
Currently Splitsville does not take reservations – it only accommodates only walk up guests. The official, flash-heavy Splitsville site is here (caution – that site has annoying sound).
The entrance has a new look and feel.
Splitsville is located next to Disney Quest in the Disney Springs West Side.
Splitsville makes bowling seem both retro and contemporary cool.
The design combines modern elements, like flat screen TVs, with retro elements like the lights seen here.