Alright, so I wanted to figure out how much it really costs to go to one of those Surge Entertainment places. You know, the ones with the bowling, games, and all that stuff. It’s surprisingly hard to find a straight answer online, so I decided to just go and see for myself.
First, I tried to check their website.
- Looked for a price list.
- Scrolled through their activities pages.
- Even tried the FAQ.
No luck. Everything was about booking parties or general info, nothing about individual prices. Kind of annoying, to be honest.
The Deep Dive
So, plan B: I drove over to the nearest location. Once I got there, I headed straight for the front desk.
I asked the person at the counter, “Hey, how much does it cost per person to do, like, bowling and games?”
They explained that it’s not a flat fee. Everything is priced separately. Here’s what I found out:
- Bowling: It varies depending on the time and day. It’s per person, per game, or per hour,it’s more expensive on weekends and evenings.
- Games: You have to buy a game card and load it with credits. Each game costs a certain number of * the credits’ price is different for each game.
- Others: They also had other stuff like laser tag and those rope courses, but I didn’t even bother asking about those. I was already getting the picture.
Basically, there’s no easy answer to “how much per person.” It totally depends on what you want to do and when you go.
My takeaway? It’s probably best to budget more than you think you’ll need, especially if you’re going with a group or during peak hours. And be prepared for it to add up quickly! It’s definitely not the cheapest way to spend an afternoon. Next time, I’ll probably do some more research on other entertainment options before heading out.
