Bowling Chamartín at a glance
| Point | What is stated |
|---|---|
| Address | calle Agustín de Foxa s/n, 28036, Ático area (first floor) of Chamartín station |
| Lanes | 20, renovated |
| Hours (esMadrid) | Sunday–Thursday noon–midnight, Friday noon–1am, Saturday 10am–2am |
| Contact | +34 91 315 71 19, bowlingchamartin.com |
Time Out says the price depends on the day, time slot and booking, and lists free cancellation up to 48 hours before and 50% refunded between 48 and 24 hours (undated source: check the website).
Practical tips
- Getting there: the alley is inside Chamartín station (metro and Cercanías), handy before a train.
- Booking: book online at weekends; you pay for the lane, not per person.
- Other alleys: a bolera also exists at the Plenilunio leisure centre; its hours and prices were not confirmed.
- Children: ask for lane barriers and light balls when booking.
With children or in the rain
See our Madrid with kids guide for more covered outings.
FAQ
Where can I go bowling in Madrid?
At Bowling Chamartín, inside Chamartín station, the best-documented alley.
How much is a lane?
No published price was found on 30 October 2026; it varies by day and time.
Do I need to book?
Recommended, especially Friday and Saturday.
The Madrid Authority editorial team, 30 October 2026.
