
Bowl Line Dunedin
34 Kaikorai Valley Road, Kaikorai, Dunedin
Open since 1987, Bowl Line occupies the Big Red Building at 34 Kaikorai Valley Road in Dunedin.
The south has fewer alleys but more character per lane, from Dunedin's big red building to a hotel alley on the road to Coronet Peak.
Most lanesBowl Line · 18 lanes
Lowest public game rateStrike Bowl · NZ$15
Latest closingMegaZone Dunedin · midnight
Best Google ratingBowl Line · 4.4 from 564 reviews
Bowl Line has been on Kaikorai Valley Road since 1987 and is the city's full-size ten-pin centre. In the city's MegaZone arcade there are also two short mini lanes played with lighter balls and no special shoes.
Retrobowl in Invercargill has eight lanes with automatic bumpers and calls itself the southernmost ten-pin alley in New Zealand.
Strike Bowl's seven lanes are inside the Swiss-Belresort Coronet Peak on Arthurs Point Road, where hotel guests pay less. Kingpin, which opened in February 2022 as the brand's first venue outside Australia, fills a 3,000-square-metre, two-floor venue in the Upper Village development on Brecon Street.
Phoenix Complex in Oamaru is listed at the address of the former Galleon family centre, but we could not confirm in any 2025 or 2026 source that bowling still runs there.

34 Kaikorai Valley Road, Kaikorai, Dunedin
Open since 1987, Bowl Line occupies the Big Red Building at 34 Kaikorai Valley Road in Dunedin.

105 Kelvin Street, Invercargill
Eight lanes with automatic bumpers on Kelvin Street, in a centre that claims to be New Zealand's southernmost.

Swiss-Belresort Coronet Peak, 161 Arthurs Point Road, Queenstown 9371
A seven-lane hotel alley on Arthurs Point Road, with cheaper games for resort guests.

170 Frederick Street, Dunedin
Two short mini-bowling lanes at MegaZone Dunedin, paid for by swiping an arcade card.

35 Brecon Street, Queenstown
Bowling, escape rooms and karaoke in a ski-lodge-styled venue on Brecon Street.

500 Thames Highway, Oamaru North, Oamaru 9400
The former Galleon complex in Oamaru North, once an eight-lane alley; bowling there today is unconfirmed.
Strike Bowl listed NZ$15 for an adult game and NZ$10 for children and hotel guests. Kingpin sells activity packages rather than a single-game price.
We could not confirm it. Call Phoenix Complex before making the trip.