Checked 11 Nov 2026

Timezone Queen Street

280 Queen Street
Timezone Queen Street
Screenshot of the Timezone Queen Street website, not a photo of the venue.

Walk in from the street

Open to everyone, with play loaded onto a Timezone card. No mini-bowling price is published on the branch page.

Back on Queen Street

Timezone left Queen Street and came back six years later. The operator's own news page dates the grand reopening at number 280 to 9 August 2025, in a 1,200-square-metre venue that also introduced the brand's first karaoke suite and a separate Clawtime room full of claw machines.

Bowling here means mini lanes, a quick game between arcade sessions rather than an evening of league play. Friday and Saturday nights run until midnight, so it can round off an evening in town.

Queen Street at a glance

Right nowSee hours
LanesNot confirmed
Lowest listed rateNot published
Who can bowlOpen to the public
Lane typeshort-lane / mini bowling
BookingBy phone

Midnight finishes at the weekend

Monday10am – 10pm
Tuesday10am – 10pm
Wednesday10am – 10pm
Thursday10am – 10pm
Friday10am – midnight
Saturday10am – midnight
Sunday10am – 11pm

Opening hours are the venue's own for the week of 11–17 November 2026; lanes can be busy on Friday and Saturday nights.

Source: the venue's official page (timezonegames.com), read 11 Nov 2026.

280 Queen Street

The venue is at 280 Queen Street in Auckland's city centre.

280 Queen Street, Auckland CBD

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Facts checked 11 Nov 2026 against the sources above. Not a live availability check.

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