Question 1

What is mini bowling called?

Accepted Answer

Another name for mini bowling is duckpin bowling because both games use smaller pins and lighter balls. The only difference being duckpin bowling allows for three frames instead of two per person. While duckpin bowling has been around for a long time, mini bowling is the modern version, complete with neon lights and music to accompany your game.

Question 2

What size is mini bowling?

Accepted Answer

The size of the lanes is about 39 feet long and seven to eight feet wide

Question 3

What is the difference between bowling and mini bowling?

Accepted Answer

-Shorter lanes raised off the floor
-Smaller, lighter bowling balls with no finger holes
-Bumpers that glow instead of gutters
-No special bowling shoes required
-Scoring is similar: If you knock all ten pins down on the first try, it’s called a “strike.” If you knock all ten pins down in two tries, it’s called a “spare.”
-Keep track of each player’s score on the electronic screen above the lane

Question 4

How many pins are in a mini bowling set?

Accepted Answer

There are ten pins — same as regular bowling — but the pins are half the size at 7.5 inches.

Question 5

How much does mini bowling cost?

Accepted Answer

Mini bowling is inexpensive and ranges from $3 to $8 per game. It uses a reloadable game card purchased at Monster Mini Golf family entertainment arcade centers. Special packages are available, so check with the location nearest you.

Monster Mini Golf
Coral Springs, FL

Location

EFFECTIVE MAY 12, 2026 this location has CLOSED and is no longer operating as an authorized franchise of Monster Mini Golf (R).

Monster Mini Golf Coral Springs, FL

Location

EFFECTIVE MAY 12, 2026 this location has CLOSED and is no longer operating as an authorized franchise of Monster Mini Golf (R).

Monster Mini Golf
Coral Springs, FL