Bowling Alley Flyers

11x17 inch flyers are ideal for bowling alleys because they stand out on community bulletin boards and school hallways. This size lets you include a large neon lane photo, party package table, and a book-by-phone number readable from 4 feet away. Gloss coating adds durability for high-traffic areas.

It is better to use separate flyers because each targets a different audience. A league recruitment flyer should focus on start dates, weekly costs like $15, and free practice week. A birthday party flyer needs three-tier pricing starting at $18 per kid, including shoes and 1 hour of lanes. Mixing them reduces clarity.

Base the run on the number of venues, school or business partners, and weekly counter restocks. A 500 piece test can cover a focused cosmic bowling campaign when each stack has a named owner and replenishment date. Use the size and finish shown in the live cart, and put the event date, booking path, and age or lane rules on the proof.

Your flyer must include the headline "Birthday Solved - from $18 per kid," a breakdown of three tiers (lanes, pizza, arcade credits), and a call-to-action phone number. Also list what's included: shoes, 1 hour lanes, and a pitcher of soda. Use a neon lane photo to grab attention from 4 feet away.

Yes, arcade credits are a strong upsell that increases party value. List them as part of a premium tier, for example, 20 tokens per child. This encourages parents to choose higher packages. Place arcade details in a horizontal band below the lane and pizza sections for easy scanning.

Update flyers every 4 to 6 weeks to reflect new cosmic nights, league start dates, or seasonal specials. For example, a fall league flyer should be printed by August 15 for September start. Stale flyers reduce credibility. Print 100 gloss 11x17 flyers per update for targeted distribution.

Gloss finish is best because it resists smudges and looks vibrant under fluorescent lights. School boards are high-traffic, so a 100 lb gloss stock ensures your flyer stays intact for weeks. Matte finish can look dull and absorb moisture. Gloss also makes neon lane photos pop from 4 feet away.

Yes, include a deposit amount like $50 to secure a party date. This sets clear expectations and reduces no-shows. Place it near the phone number or booking code. For corporate team-building, a 50% deposit is common. Deposits also help you manage lane inventory for busy cosmic nights.