Hobart, Launceston and Devonport

Tasmania: a centre in each of the three main towns

Tasmania's two cities each have one large centre: Zone Bowling Moonah in Hobart's northern suburbs, with 24 lanes, and Launceston Lanes in Kings Meadows, with 20.

Most lanesZone Moonah · 24 lanes

Lowest adult game rateThe Alley Devonport · A$17

Latest closingZone Moonah · 11pm

Best Google ratingZone Moonah · 4.3 from 920 reviews

Illustrative photo of bowling lanes, not this venue

103/105 William St, Devonport TAS 7310

14 lanesHours listed from A$17 Open to the public

Fourteen lanes on William Street with escape rooms, karaoke and a licensed bar under one roof.

Launceston Lanes

Launceston Lanes

4.3 (400)

20 Innocent St, Kings Meadows TAS 7249

20 lanesHours listed from A$18.90 Open to the public

Twenty lanes tucked behind Woolworths off Hobart Road, with a bar, big screens and an escape room next door.

Bowling balls on racks at Zone Bowling Moonah

162 Main Rd, Moonah TAS 7009

24 lanesHours listed  Open to the public

A standalone 24-lane alley on Main Road in Hobart's northern suburbs, about 15 minutes' drive from the city.

What to expect

Launceston Lanes listed A$18.90 for an adult game. Zone Moonah follows the chain's national price list. On the north-west coast, The Alley Entertainment Centre in Devonport is the third Tasmanian venue; we could not find a usable photo of it, so its listing carries an illustrative image.

Questions

Tasmanian bowling questions

How many lanes does Launceston Lanes have?

Twenty, at Kings Meadows on Launceston's southern side.

Is there tenpin in Hobart?

Yes, Zone Bowling Moonah, with 24 lanes.