Timezone Mt Druitt
Bumpers and lighter balls
Birthday groups can use one of two party rooms. Lane booking is not explained online, so phone (02) 5024 1022.
Six short lanes on the Mt Druitt rooftop
Six short lanes make up the bowling at Timezone Mt Druitt. The balls weigh less than standard ones and bumpers come fitted, so small children and first-timers can play without long runs of gutter balls.
The whole venue covers 1,730 square metres on the top level of Westfield Mt Druitt, where the centre groups its restaurants and leisure tenants. About 230 square metres of that is given to a science-fiction laser tag arena designed by Onset Arts. Arcade machines, bumper cars, claw games, a prize shop and two party rooms occupy the remaining space.
Motorists reach the centre from the Great Western Highway, the M4 or the M7. The rooftop car park, entered from North Parade, is the closest; other entrances are on Carlisle Avenue and Luxford Road. Mt Druitt's bus interchange sits beside the railway station, also on North Parade. Friday and Saturday trading continues until midnight.
Mt Druitt in figures
Bowling from A$10 at Mt Druitt
The "from $10" figure on the page does not say how many games it buys, so read it as an entry price only.
Source: the operator's page (timezonegames.com), read 11 Nov 2026. Rates change; confirm before you go.
Midnight on Friday and Saturday
Mt Druitt's whole venue keeps these hours, including the midnight finish on Friday and Saturday.
Source: the operator's page (timezonegames.com), read 11 Nov 2026.
Bumper cars and a sci-fi laser arena
- 6 short lanes
- Bumper cars and laser tag
- Arcade games
- Rooftop parking
- Open to midnight Fri-Sat
Rooftop car park via North Parade
Enter the rooftop car park from North Parade; the bus interchange and railway station are on North Parade too.
Westfield, Cnr Carlisle Ave &, Luxford Rd, Mount Druitt NSW 2770
Other western Sydney bowling
Sources
- timezonegames.com · lane count
Facts checked 11 Nov 2026 against the sources above. Not a live availability check.