The alleys at a glance
| Alley | Area | Lanes | Hours given | Prices given |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bowling Mouffetard, 73 rue Mouffetard | 5th | 8 | Mon–Fri 3pm–2am, weekends 10am–2am | €5 to €16 a game depending on the guide |
| Bowling Front de Seine | 15th | 20 | every day except Saturday, 10:30am–2am | not found |
| Bowling Foch | 16th, underground near the Champs-Élysées | not stated | Mon–Thu 10am–1am, Fri–Sat 10am–2:30am | €3 to €8 |
| Bowling de Courbevoie | outside Paris (92) | 16 | not found | €4 to €8.50 |
These figures come from online guides (Sortiraparis, updated 12 August 2025, and some older directories), not from the alleys' own sites, so hours and prices may have changed.
Practical tips
- Book for Friday and Saturday evenings, or for groups of more than six: lanes fill up.
- Shoes: rental is compulsory in most alleys; bring socks.
- Children: ask for bumpers (lane barriers) and light balls when you book; we could not confirm every alley has them.
- Budget: expect to pay more in the evening and at weekends, less on weekday early afternoons.
When it rains
Bowling is a solid fallback; for more covered ideas see our Paris rainy day guide.
FAQ
Which bowling alley should a visitor pick in Paris?
Mouffetard is the most central, in the Latin Quarter; Front de Seine is the biggest with 20 lanes.
How much is a game of bowling in Paris?
Between €3 and €16 according to guides, depending on alley and time. No official price list could be confirmed on 30 October 2026.
Can I go with children?
Yes, these are standard family outings, but phone ahead about bumpers, light balls and evening age rules.
The Paris Authority editorial team, 30 October 2026.
