Get your bowling shoes ready, because national entertainment brand Splitsville Bowl is opening another huge 10-pin bowling alley in Edmonton. Located at 5531 37th St. NW, the new centre will span nearly 30,000 square feet and is expected to open in Fall 2027. It will include 24 lanes of 10-pin bowling, interactive games, VIP lanes, lounge-style seating, and lane-side food and drink service. Splitsville Bowl is known for its modernized take on the classic bowling experience (you can keep your own shoes on), with an emphasis on food, drinks, and a variety of entertainment options. You might also like: - Alberta Energy Rebate applicants nearing two-week deadline for $100 payment - 10 concerts we can't wait to check out in Edmonton this August - The early fall forecast for Alberta is out and it's looking pretty saturated It follows the opening of the chain’s Christy’s Corner location (13543 St. Albert Tr. NW) in February. A second location is already in the works for South Common and is expected to open in early 2027, making the newly announced Manning Town Centre venue the brand’s third Edmonton location. “Edmonton has embraced the Splitsville brand from day one, and we’re incredibly excited to continue investing in the city through opening this new centre as well as creating lots of jobs,” said Laurence Keen, chief executive officer of Splitsville Bowl. “The response to our first location has given us tremendous confidence in the market, and with South Common and now Manning Town Centre, we’re creating a network of destinations that will make the Splitsville experience accessible to even more locals and visitors.” While we’ll have to wait a little longer for Manning Town Centre, the South Common location isn’t far behind. It will feature 27 bowling lanes and additional space for group and community gatherings when it opens in early 2027. Are you excited to check out this new bowling alley in Edmonton? Let us know in the comments. SPLITSVILLE BOWL Address: 5531 37th St. NW, Edmonton
Get your bowling shoes ready, because national entertainment brand Splitsville Bowl is opening another huge 10-pin bowling alley in Edmonton. Located at 5531 37th St. NW, the new centre will span nearly 30,000 square feet and is expected to open in Fall 2027. It will include 24 lanes of 10-pin bowling, interactive games, VIP lanes, lounge-style seating, and lane-side food and drink service.
Splitsville Bowl is known for its modernized take on the classic bowling experience (you can keep your own shoes on), with an emphasis on food, drinks, and a variety of entertainment options. - You might also like: - Alberta Energy Rebate applicants nearing two-week deadline for $100 payment - 10 concerts we can't wait to check out in Edmonton this August - The early fall forecast for Alberta is out and it's looking pretty saturated It follows the opening of the chain’s Christy’s Corner location (13543 St. Albert Tr. NW) in February.
A second location is already in the works for South Common and is expected to open in early 2027, making the newly announced Manning Town Centre venue the brand’s third Edmonton location. “Edmonton has embraced the Splitsville brand from day one, and we’re incredibly excited to continue investing in the city through opening this new centre as well as creating lots of jobs,” said Laurence Keen, chief executive officer of Splitsville Bowl. “The response to our first location has given us tremendous confidence in the market, and with South Common and now Manning Town Centre, we’re creating a network of destinations that will make the Splitsville experience accessible to even more locals and visitors.”
While we’ll have to wait a little longer for Manning Town Centre, the South Common location isn’t far behind. It will feature 27 bowling lanes and additional space for group and community gatherings when it opens in early 2027. Are you excited to check out this new bowling alley in Edmonton?
Let us know in the comments. Address: 5531 37th St. NW, Edmonton Hours: Pegged opening date in Fall 2027
- Published
- Jul 14, 2026
- Updated
- Jul 14, 2026
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- Daily Hive Victoria
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- Entertainment
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- 2 min
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