BUNDY BOWL & LEISURE CENTRE

Welcome to Bundy Bowl & Leisure Centre

Welcome to Bundy Bowl & Leisure Centre – regional Queensland’s largest indoor entertainment hub. With tenpin bowling, laser tag, dodgems, arcade games and more, this all-in-one venue is in anplace to go for fun, excitement and family-friendly adventures.

With 16 lanes of tenpin bowling and a huge range of activities, Bundy Bowl offers endless entertainment for all ages. Younger visitors can enjoy the six-metre-high indoor slide, a dedicated children’s playground, and the interactive Zoo Club area, complete with a ball pit and climbing space. Get ready for a family-friendly showdown at the Wild West Shootout, or test your skills on the shuffleboard.

Thrill-seekers can enjoy a host of adrenaline-pumping activities, including a full-sized electric dodgem car arena, state-of-the-art laser tag, and the interactive Matrix Challenge floor game. For an immersive prehistoric experience, test your putting skills at Jurassic Putt, a black-light mini-golf course featuring towering 3D dinosaursis. Add to that a vast array of video games, pool tables and even an Escape Room challenge with two exciting themes to conquer in under 60 minutes.

Feeling hungry? Choose from gourmet platters for groups, family-friendly meal deals, or quick bites from ourin cafe.

If you’re after a fun venue for a party, look no further! Our reasonably priced parties can include any of our activities – choose from a slide-and-play party, a laser-and-arcade party, a nerf-and-dodgems party, a kids karaoke party and more, with food and activities all included.

Whether it’s a fun family outing, a birthday celebration or just a day out with friends to unwind, Bundy Bowl and Leisure Centre is your one-stop destination for unforgettable memories. Come and experience why we’re the pride of regional Queensland!

The Story behind Bundy Bowl & Leisure Centre

Bundy Bowl & Leisure Centre is a testament to the spirit of local business, innovation and community connection. What started life as a small 12-lane bowling centre in 1978 has grown into Bundaberg’s premier family entertainment venue.

Peter McElligott started as a Junior Pin Chaser fresh out of Bundaberg State High School. Peter’s dedication and skill saw him quickly promoted to Senior Head Technician and then to Centre Manager at the tender age of 26. In 1988, Peter and his wife Jeanette partnered with Noel and Joan Ambler to purchase the business, and in 1996 the centre relocated to its current location. With the move, it was renamed Bundy Bowl & Leisure Centre, reflecting its status as one of Australia’s first family entertainment centres. 

Over the years, Bundy Bowl & Leisure has grown into a bustling hub of activity, with a reputation stretching throughout Australia. The facility has hosted training for bowling centre proprietors and managers from across the country, cementing its status as an industry leader. From its humble beginnings to becoming a multifaceted entertainment centre, Bundy Bowl & Leisure has become a proud local icon dedicated to delivering fun and making memories for all ages.

Accessibility 

At Bundy Bowl & Leisure Centre, we are committed to ensuring our venue is as accessible and welcoming as possible for all visitors. Our staff have received disability awareness training, and are ready to welcome visitors with access needs.

Our venue is easily accessible via public transport, making it convenient for visitors who cannot self-drive. Take bus number 605 to the Maynard Street at Martens Oval stop, which is about 400 metres away. For those who are driving, there are two accessible parking spaces located directly in front of the entrance.

The venue is on one level, with all doorways at least 91 centimetres wide, making the entire venue wheelchair-friendly. There’s ramped access to the tenpin bowling lanes. Accessible toilets are available alongside our main restrooms.

Service dogs are welcome throughout the venue, and there’s a grassy area suitable for dog toileting directly opposite the entrance. 

We’re pleased to offer large-print menus for people with low vision and digital menus accessible via QR code for those who wish to access them on their own device.

Visitors with sensory sensitivities should be aware that many of the activities feature flashing lights and loud noises, particularly the games arcade, the matrix challenge interactive floor, the laser tag and the dodgems.

For any further questions or specific requirements, please contact us ahead of your visit, and we’ll do our best to accommodate your needs.