Mt. Hood Lanes

Had a great time! It was clean, the staff was friendly and it was fairly priced. Three of us bowled one game with shoe rentals for $ 21.

Always fun plus there’s always coupons, great place to take the family or friends, can catch a bite or play some pool definitely a cute place to go and bowl I’d totally recommend

Wow, I don’t know why people would say anything negative about this place! I loved it! I had the Bacon Bogey Cheeseburger, and let me just say wow! It was so good, juicy, fresh. I like the fact that they have the sauces on there own table. My family and I are sauce freaks so it was extremely convenient! The customer service was superb and the girls were so nice! Haylee was so nice and because of her customer service, me and my family will be back here when we visit! I have 2 small kids and they loved it, lots of stuff for them to look at on the walls :) Thanks girls it was sooooo good!

In this family on your birthday, you get the entire weekend of wishes, and my daughter in law really wanted to glow bowl. We had not been in several years and had always went to the bowling alley on SE 92^nd. I was kinda stoked to see this place closer, so I didn’t have to make the long drive back to the mountain with toothpicks holding my eyes open after the late bowling.
I loved they offered three sessions of glow bowl starting at around 6, if I heard the guy right on the phone. We were going to do a birthday package that included pizza and drinks, but she didn’t want all that.
They are a bit disorganized in taking reservations, I found since that first night, and they made me pay a deposit for the lane. She told me if I didn’t give three hours notice, they would charge the lane to my credit card. That I didn’t like, but I got over it, as I remembered how close they are to the house.
Some of the lanes weren’t working, and despite them telling people not to drink on down by the lanes, the people sharing our lane zone, were lit and ended up breaking glass over the floor. The two young kids in command at the counter came and told them to stop drinking down there and proceeded to wipe this glass up with their bare hands and a small kitchen towel.
The Bar was popping, and that made a line for the woman’s restrooms kind of long at times. We picked the middle time, and started at 9 or so and was surprised the bar was that busy with people. I guess that is the big thing in Gresham these days?
I would go back again. My son and his wife went New Year’s eve and said they lost a lot of lane time, as their stuff kept breaking down and they were not coming to help fix it for long periods of time. They also signed up for league bowling, they were told they were on, but then got called the next day and told they misread the book and they were the one couple over the limit and maybe next time, or show up and see if other people didn’t come. All that just says, unorganized. Be careful if you are making reservations for stuff like that, don’t get your heart set on it like they did.

Went to visit my family and we had a family bowling night… first time here and I like it a lot. It’s clean and the place is big. Will go back when I visit my family again.

I work at a bowling center, and have bowled at dozens of different ones throughout Oregon. Mt. Hood Lanes is clean, and the staff is friendly and polite. The food is a little on the spendy side, and the dollar charge for a pitcher of water seems a little silly, but I’ll overlook that. I bowled the OSUSBC State Tournament here and found the shot fair for a tournament of this level. Not super easy, as they took away the track for most people, but not super hard as there was a lot of hold in the middle. I also noticed that they have a really cheap cosmic night; 2 hours of bowling and shoes for $ 13 per person. If I were a teenager and lived in the area, I would probably hang out here.

Despite what the Duke of this location said to me, «I have 9 check-​ins.» I thought, yeah, yeah, BIG DEAL, what a show off, can you eat a 6 pounds burger! :P hehehe Joking!
Supposed to meet this nice couple at 6:30 p.m. but got there at 7:30 p.m. (I notified them via texts through out the process). Traffic was awful and the GPS sux!
Normally, it’s $ 13 for the lane & shoes but since we got there late, the staff only charged us $ 9 each (they didn’t have to do that but we took the deal). :)
The staff crew was nice, friendly and professional. I think it’s a small town good attitude thing. :)

My mind is in the gutter for this bowling alley. They’ve got the best balls and the best alley to glide them down. They are also one of the biggest that I’ve found so far as they’ve got 24 lanes. This might «strike» you as funny but I know this because I’ve been checking out the other alleys and doing my research.
The employees are super hospitable and keep a clean house as well. I cannot wait to grab a ball and play again. I will «spare» you with any other details and you can check out their pins yourself.

I haven’t bowled in forty years. Even then, when Dick Nixon was rolling the basement with the plumbers, I was only rolling 120. Mostly we drank beer, smoked and made eyes at girls, and when our turn came around, rolled the ball down the lane to a chorus of jeers and insults. It was great!
Recently I’ve been thinking of trying it again, so I made my way out to Mt. Hood Lanes. Not much in life has stood still, and bowling is no exception. While me and Nixon rolled on old oiled wooden lanes, the lanes here are Brunswick Pro Anvil Synthetic. The surface beautiful, smooth and consistent. The scoring is all automatic, using touch screen technology.
The place is clean and bright — gone were the cigarettes, beer bottles and my hoodlum friends. Doug, who was working the counter set me up with an open lane and some shoes. He was kind enough to show me how to use the Brunswick touch screen scoring system, which basically requires you to enter your name and click «bowl».
I rolled three games using a 13 pound plastic house ball and rolled a score of 120 — well that didn’t change.