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Daily Mail
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
The budget-friendly Bowlero summer pass that lets you bowl all season long for a low price - with FREE games daily
Excessive heat and poor air quality can make it tough to spend too much time outside during summer, but thanks to Bowlero you don't have to spend the coming months parked in front of the TV. The entertainment complex has an amazing deal lined up with its 2025 Summer Season Pass, offering two free bowling games each day and free shoe rentals with the Basic Pass. There's no better way to beat the heat this summer! Bowlero 2025 Summer Season Pass Love bowling? Then you will be all over this amazing deal! Bowlero's 2025 Summer Season Pass includes two free bowling games each day and free shoe rentals with your purchase of the Basic option. Upgrade to Premium and get 15 percent off your food and non-alcoholic beverage purchases, plus a $5 Arcade Reload. From $44.99 Shop Upgrade to the Premium Pass to receive all of the above plus a few extra perks, like a $5 Arcade Reload and 15 percent off your food and non-alcoholic beverage purchases. And with both passes, you'll have a day and time when you can use it at any participating location. There is no better way to make the most of those days that are just a little too hot for your comfort. Bowlero makes every moment a blast in a vibrant, retro-inspired space. The neon lights throughout deliver an instantly nostalgic vibe that is irresistible, whether you're there for some competitive fun or hosting a party. If you've ever stepped inside Bowlero, you know all about that eclectic, edgy spirit. It's fun for people of all ages. And it's so much better than any ordinary bowling alley thanks to this electrifying atmosphere. Comfy lounge seating ensures you've always got a place to kick back and relax, whether you're watching your teammates bowl or grabbing a bite to eat. The arcades are filled with games, channeling an old-school vibe that will take you straight back when you were a kid. What could be better? What's great is that you don't have to leave the premises at any point — you can totally make a day of it at Bowlero. Dig into starters like pretzels and mozzarella bites, share some nachos and wings, or dig into a pizza or sandwich. (And yes, there's dessert, too.) Grown-ups can get in on the fun as well, with options like premium beer and craft cocktails worthy of the gram all on the menu. There are some gorgeous new craft lemonades on the menu, too, in mouth-watering flavors like passion fruit, dragon fruit, and cotton candy. Refreshing, fruity, and pretty? No one can resist, especially for 15 percent off with the Premium Pass! Both options are excellent deals. The Basic Pass is $44.99, while the Premium Pass comes in at $59.98. They're each valid until September 1, 2025, giving you weeks of fun, food, music, and activities all season. Don't wait: The Bowlero Summer Pass is an amazing deal — and it's good through September 1, 2025, so you'll have weeks of fun at the venue You can take advantage of the perks every day of the week, too. The passes are valid Sunday through Friday from open to close, and on Saturdays from open to 4pm. Visitors report that they're thrilled to have the option of purchasing a Bowlero season pass, offering rave reviews for the offering. 'We absolutely love the Summer Season Pass!' exclaimed one customer. 'My kids and I plan on bowling almost every day this summer! It's the perfect family outing without breaking the bank.' 'My friends and I just bought the pass and are so excited,' raved another. 'Bowling became our go-to hangout spot recently, and the two games per day are just right for us to enjoy some friendly competition all summer.' Why wait? Hit the Bowlero website now and pick up the Basic Pass or Premium Pass today. It's the perfect way to get set for a fun and memorable summer!
Yahoo
28-05-2025
- General
- Yahoo
‘It's demoralizing': Victim details ‘suspicious' parking lot assault
WESTMINSTER, Colo. (KDVR) — Westminster police are asking for help solving what they are calling a 'suspicious' parking lot assault in a popular shopping area. It happened around 11:30 p.m. near the parking lot of the Bowlero Bowling Alley in the Westminster Promenade. Denver woman struck by lightning after it hits tree in front of her window 'You don't have to hang out very long behind the Bowlero to have someone pass 20 mph,' said Michael Marquez. 'I've been aware of the traffic, but I've never had any incidents prior.' That was until May 19, when Marquez was walking through the Bowlero parking lot to a nearby bus stop to meet his girlfriend for a night out. He happened to come across a man in a parked van with a trailer hitch. 'He said, 'get out of here or I'm going to shoot you,'' Marquez said. 'So, I was like, 'hey man, I don't want any problems, I'm just walking to the bus stop.' I didn't think anything of it.' The next thing Marquez remembers is waking up in the emergency room with no recollection of how he ended up there. 'Honestly, I don't remember a lot, and that's what's kind of hindering us from finding more information,' he said. Free on Your TV • New FOX31+ App for Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV Marquez later learned his girlfriend called the police to his apartment after finding him there covered in blood without any knowledge of what happened. 'She says I was standing right here completely dazed,' he said. He sustained multiple injuries. 'I had six staples in my head. I have scrapes and bruises on my entire body. I have four fractured ribs and a fractured scapula, which is a shoulder blade,' said Marquez. 'I also had a collapsed lung when I arrived to the ER.' Marquez, who works as a bartender, says the hardest part about it all is not being able to work. 'Sitting in this chair all day is driving me crazy,' he said. 'I'm finally starting to feel like I can move around in my own space. For days, it was I needed help to grab a glass of water or food. It's really demoralizing.' The 34-year-old hopes by sharing his story, someone will have information to solve this case. 'There's no cameras in the parking lot, from what WPD told me. At this point, we're kind of relying on someone who saw something to call in and say something,' said Marquez. 'It's not a road that's the main thing. Treat it like a parking lot and know people are going to be walking through it. Any parking lot, you should expect this.' He has this advice to share. 'Just be careful out there, even if you think you're safe, look both ways. I wouldn't be walking if I knew this was going to happen. I really thought I was in an area where I thought I would have been safe. So be vigilant,' said Marquez. 3 killed in crash on westbound I-70 in New Castle Tuesday: coroner Police urge anyone in the area around the time of the crime to check their surveillance cameras and give our partners with Metro Denver Crime Stoppers a call with any information. Authorities are investigating the case as an assault. The vehicle Marquez described is a Dodge Grand Caravan with a trailer hitch. Officers said it is unknown whether that vehicle was directly involved in the crime. Maquez's family has also set up a GoFundMe page to help him with expenses while he's out of work. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
