At 9275 SW 40th Street on Bird Road in Miami, a neighborhood landmark for about 70 years.

Bird Bowl Miami: Renovation, Game Zone, and What's New

If you grew up in Miami, you have a Bird Bowl memory. The Bird Road bowling landmark has been rolling for about 70 years, and after its big renovation it is no longer just bowling: it is a full-blown indoor entertainment center, which matters a lot when it is 95 degrees outside.

The quick take: 60 bowling lanes plus the new Game Zone: a laser tag arena, 9-hole neon mini golf, a redemption arcade with the latest games, karaoke, billiards, and food while you play. Hours of air conditioned fun in one building.

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What's New at Bird Bowl

Bird Bowl has been a Miami institution for almost seven decades, and the renovation respects that while adding everything a modern hangout needs. The new Game Zone brings a state-of-the-art laser tag arena, 9-hole neon mini golf, and a redemption arcade packed with new games. There are dedicated birthday party rooms, a dining area with giant TVs, a private karaoke lounge, ten billiard tables, and an L Bar for the 21 and up crowd.

Know Before You Go

Where: 9275 SW 40th Street, on Bird Road.
Best for: family days, birthday parties, date nights, and rainy day rescues.
Summer tip: weekday afternoons are calmer; weekends get lively fast.

FAQ: Bird Bowl

Where is Bird Bowl?

At 9275 SW 40th Street on Bird Road in Miami, where it has been a neighborhood landmark for about 70 years.

What is in the new Game Zone?

A laser tag arena, 9-hole neon mini golf, and a redemption arcade with the latest games, plus party rooms and a dining area alongside the 60 bowling lanes.

Is Bird Bowl good for adults, or just kids?

Both. Between the karaoke lounge, billiards, and the 21+ L Bar, it works as well for a grown-up night out as it does for a kid's birthday.

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