Kids Bowl Free at Cochrane Lanes - up to two games per day! • Urbancasual.ca

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Kids Bowl Free at Cochrane Lanes – up to two games per day!

Make the Cochrane Lanes your go-to spot for family fun, by beating the heat (or the rain) this summer, with FREE bowling.

*PROGRAM RUNS MAY 15TH TO SEPTEMBER 1ST!

What is the KIDS BOWL FREE program?

It’s simple! The Kids Bowl Free program is designed to give your kids ages 2 to 15 years something fun to do during the summer months. Local bowling alleys such as our very own Cochrane Lanes, offer free bowling to kids who are registered in the program.

Here’s how it works:

Two Free Games: Registered kids get two free games of bowling every day throughout the summer.
Shoe Rental: Just a heads up, shoes rental is NOT included in the free games, but it’s a small price to pay for hours of entertainment!

How to Sign Up for Kids Bowl Free

Signing up for the Kids Bowl Free program is easy. Just follow these simple steps:

Visit the Kids Bowl Free website.
Find the Cochrane Lanes in the list of participating bowling centres, then fill out the registration form with your family details.
Confirm your registration through the email sent by the program.
Once registered, you’ll receive coupons via email for two free games every day during the summer.

Make sure each child is registered individually to receive their own set of coupons.

Want to join in the fun?

The program also offers a Family Pass for a small fee, allowing up to 4 adults to join in the fun too.

REGISTRATION STARTS MARCH 1ST – Make the Cochrane Lanes your go-to spot for family fun! With the Kids Bowl Free program, it is easier than ever to enjoy quality time together, beat the heat (or rain!) and create lasting memories!

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