Came to this stadium for USBC Open Championships. This stadium is designed for tournament play with…read more80 lanes. The exterior is a big dome shape but inside, it has high ceilings looks like a regular bowling alley. Has a Pro shop, Grab and Go snack shop, plenty of seatings to watch the teams play. The set up is pretty cool with the screens. It's walking distance from the casinos. Soda bottles in the vending machine cost $5 and chips $4. I went to Grab and Go shop to get cheesy nachos for $5.75. Loved that cheese was spread throughout all the layers to get an even distribution.

Wow this is cool! I…read morecame here to participate in my first USBc national tournament. There are multiple floors and bowling lanes on the first and 4th floors. The lanes on the 4th floor are pretty grandiose. It's like bowling in well, a stadium ha. There were food options and tons of vendors to explore. The stadium itself is only open for tournaments, so it's a really special experience to be able to come and bowl here.

This is a park which consists of 4 baseball fields. There is no playground equipment. There are no…read morebasketball courts. There are no open grassy fields. The baseball fields appear to be in good condition. One field is much nicer than the others as it appears to be recently renovated. There are bathrooms at this park, but they were closed when I was there. Baseball is the only reason to come here because nothing else is offered. Go to another park if you want more options. There is a large parking lot to park in. Have fun out there. -Dadzone

Had another great day at work. This is my second job and it's fun to watch the baseball and…read moresometimes softball the Park's beautiful. We keep it nice. Come on down. Check it out. Bring the kids. Great times

Please provide covering for bleachers, keep fans protected from sun and high falling balls!read more

Finally got to bowl here last Sunday. We just played one game because they had a league coming in…read moreat 4. It's definitely old school and it seems not much has been updated since they opened, especially in the bathrooms :-/ To my liking, it was fairly quiet and reasonably priced.

This is truly my go to bowling alley in Reno, the vibes here just are too much fun, and being a…read morechild of a different time... *starts reminiscing* ...The music here is just absolutely fantastic, transports me back, help the stresses of the day to day melt away, and we get to just sit and have fun. Prices here are great, beats the hell out of Coconut Bowl that's for sure! The little bar area is the perfect mix of a little dingy, and super fun, charming is a word you could use for it. I wish that they had pool tables outside of the bar area because if I come with my kids, my wife and I can't play pool. But that's alright! It does make a kid free space where adult can escape from everyone's crotch goblins running around. I get it... Let's talk the food, the snack machines are cash only, so if you are putting down too many beers, make sure to have some cash on hand, not sure if there is an ATM. On the actual hot food here, I mean what do you really want at a bowling alley, you want hardcore greasy, deep fried, alcohol equalizing, calorie dense, late night comfort food. That they have.... Can't wait for my next strike...

Super fun items really pricey unfortunately. Even wanted to get a Star Wars night jersey but had to…read moreorder it online separate from my ball park visit! Still an awesome time just frustrating there wasn't some more discounted items for the kiddos to enjoy

The Reno Aces Team Shop is conveniently located with Greater Nevada Field and has the usual…read moreselection of club gear. It's only a little overpriced compared to the Major League clubs. I've also been pleased with AAA gear from other Teams that have a particularly unique name (e.g. El Paso Chihuahuas) or feature a special Aces uniform theme. I do admit feeling a little weird picking out an Aces item, when I was a long-time A's and Giants fan when I lived in the Bay Area. I can related to the Aces, but I'm not yet there regarding the Diamondbacks parent club.

Came with friends on a Saturday evening and it was pretty busy. But we got a lane pretty quick and…read morethey had cosmic bowling going on. It cost $22 per person which includes shoe rentals and paying separately was pretty simple. Each lane has their own booth for seating but it was a little messy with trash on the floor in the seating area. But I t was a nice surprise to see when someone came by each lane to ask if we wanted to order anything. Good fun with friends for a quick hour of bowling!

We went in on a Thursday to play a game and ended up playing 2 games…read more It was $5 per shoe rental and $5 per game when we went at 3:30pm. It was pretty much open with plenty of lanes available. The employee was very nice and helpful as I paid and got my shoes. Balls were organized by size and the lane booths were clean. We had a great time playing.

We absolutely LOVE Magic Carpet Golf -- it's hands down one of our favorite spots in Reno!…read moreSo many mini golf places are out in the direct sun with little to no shade, but this place is completely different. The courses are beautifully set under mature trees, with water features throughout that make it feel cool, relaxing, and honestly kind of magical. What really sets it apart is how well it's organized. There are three different courses, and the staff will gladly tell you which one is less crowded at the moment -- such a simple thing, but it makes a big difference when you just want to enjoy the game without waiting around. The atmosphere is the perfect mix of peaceful and playful. It's great for families, date nights, or just a fun, low-key outing. On top of that, the pricing is very reasonable (about $13 per person), especially for how much you get out of the experience. And you can feel the history here -- it's a family-owned business that has been part of the Reno community for decades, and it shows in how well it's maintained and how welcoming it feels. Highly recommend -- we'll definitely keep coming back!

This place has really gone downhill. There were leaves all over the course and hardly any lighting…read moreinside and out. Could hardly see to hit the ball sometimes!. Even the parking lot is dark. They must be trying to save money. For $52 for 4 people, this was not worth it! Sad.

Nice use of the old stadium property…read more Since the new Ace's ballpark was built downtown, this spot has been converted to soccer fields. The space actually looks much improved- well maintained grass, new fencing and elimination of deteriorating buildings. This sight has a regulation adult field and two junior fields. Plenty of easy parking on both the east and west sides of the fields. Bring plenty of water, sunscreen, lawn chairs, and your own shade. There are no trees for blocks and only grass to sit on. Great facility

What a big change from the old days as Moana baseball stadium! How many days did I spend in that…read morehot sun waiting for a good game to break out between the Reno team and whoever was in town, I will never know. But now, it's been turned over to the more exciting and captivating sport of soccer. Yes I LOVE baseball, but soccer has grabbed my attention. The immediacy of each touch and second makes it a nail biter even when it's a scoreless game. So we were here for a UNR women's game against St. Mary. The UNR women were dominated the whole first half but were able to make the right substitutions and bring the game home 2-1. It was a good game....but it would have been better to watch at Mackay where everyone can see. These fields are better suited for the family size games where it only get's "one deep" on the sidelines. Of course the advantage here is that you are REALLY close to the action, as opposed to having the action across the track and on the field at Mackay. As I said in my tip, the grass is pretty nice too. Parking was plentiful when I was there, but it may be horrible when the family goes down there for the youth soccer weekend games. Our daughter is on bigger fields, bigger fields that aren't as nice. You can tell this whole space is still in a slow process of re-purposing with the empty foundations and the now oddly placed park structures all about. But the park is really coming along and we look forward to more improvements in the future!