Sunnyside Bowladrome

Danvers, United States

2.9

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7 reviews

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+1 978-406-9158
Website:
www.sunnysidebowl.com
Address:
176 Water St, Danvers, MA, 01923
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
150 ft176 Water St
170 ftOpp 176 Water St
330 ftMargin St @ Shore Ave N
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Good for Kids
Yes

Today

Today 11:00 am – 9:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Danvers) 4:42 PM Sunday, June 22, 2025

Business hours

Monday 9:00 am – 10:00 pm
Tuesday 9:00 am – 10:00 pm
Wednesday 9:00 am – 10:00 pm
Thursday 9:00 am – 10:00 pm
Friday 9:00 am – 11:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am – 11:00 pm
Sunday 11:00 am – 9:00 pm

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Sunnyside Bowladrome Inc. is the locals’ choice when it comes to quality bowling alleys in the greater Danvers, MA area. Since 1950 we have been providing a fun atmosphere to enjoy bowling and hold birthday parties, corporate events and get-​together. We also have a pro shop on premise with top of the line equipment and supplies for the novice bowler to pro bowler, as well as billiard equipment and supplies. Call us today for more information.

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7 reviews of Sunnyside Bowladrome

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Place rating: 1
Beverly, MA
$ 37 for 2 adults and 1 kid for a hour 2 strings with shoes no bumpers. Are you kidding me? So overpriced! Atleast they have beer.
Place rating: 3
Stoughton, MA
It looked cute from the outside. I was excited to check it off the list when we finally went a month or so ago. It was pretty dead and I think we went in the late afternoon/​early evening on a Saturday. We only bowled one or two games, because the wood didn’t really have any action. I may have only had one mark if that the entire time there. It was rather discouraging so I didn’t mind leaving.
How cool would have it been if that French fry machine was working?!?
Well parking was very easy and there were a lot of lanes. I really liked everything about the inside, lots of fish tanks, cool machines, it was really fun looking.
Place rating: 5
Danvers, MA
Went here for the first time recently and was impressed with how clean everything was and the automated score system. The people working there were ultra friendly. A fun time was had by all. We’ll be back.
Place rating: 2
Beverly, MA
Nice lanes, outdated automated scoring and overpriced for bumper bowling. I get annoyed when the only option for bumper bowling is by the hour. It is fine if you have a few people playing, but for just me and my son, it is too expensive. They have a french fry vending machine, but it was broken… may drop by to see it in action some day.
Place rating: 2
Peabody, MA
Overpriced and no refreshments
Place rating: 3
Malden, MA
Shiny clean shoes good. Charging us extra for having to redo a few sets when the computer was reading the score correcty, bad. Two games for 12 bucks per person plus shoes is a bit to rich for my candling bowling blood, might as well go for some real bowling instead.
Place rating: 4
Beverly, MA
Candlepin, fun for the kiddies –It’s clean, recently remodeled, and has big carpet murals on the side walls that keep it quieter than your average bowling alley.
They have machines that dispense pizza and french fries. I’m not kidding. I am frightened by this, and did not try either, though the pizza machine was HUGE and took up the whole end of a room, and I wonder if there isn’t just a little guy in there making pizzas and shoving them through the slot.
The shoes are new and shiny. They have Ms. Pacman, a jukebox, and one of those mini crane machines where you try to grab the toy you want and end up with a plastic treasure chest that breaks 2 minutes later or a chinese finger trap.
13.95 for half an hour. Or.. .$ 13 per kid for birthday parties, and you get pizza (REAL PIZZA ordered out, not from the scary machine) and drinks. Nice. Just like the shoes. (Which are disinfected and you’re allowed to wear them without socks.. .er.. . thanks. But on principle, I shall decline)