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Updates · November 5, 2026

Thursday, November 5 in New York City: who filled their lanes

On Thursday, November 5 New York City's 5 public bowling centers sold 6.7% of their lane supply for $5,409 of modeled revenue; Bowl 360 New Hyde Park led on sell-through and Bowl 360 Ozone Park took the biggest till.

The crown

Bowl 360 New Hyde Park sold 9.6% of its lane supply that day: 197 of 2,052 lanes. Bowl 360 Ozone Park was runner-up at 7.3%.

The crown goes to the highest sell-through among centers observed from before the day began at full coverage; sell-through is size- and unit-neutral, so a twelve-lane bowling lounge and a 48-lane bowling house compete fairly.

The biggest till

Bowl 360 Ozone Park took the biggest till: $2,524 of modeled revenue (GBV) on the day, P10–P90 $2,078–$3,066, grade B. It was #1 on revenue per open hour, at $177.

Revenue is modeled for all five centers: Main Event at the lane price it quotes publicly, Bowl 360 from the per-person rates its own site publishes (repeated per lane in public data), each with its range.

Lanes book late

Bowl 360 New Hyde Park on Thu Nov 5, 2026: 1% sold 24 hours before entry, 6% at 12 hours, 6% at 3 hours and 8% an hour before. 93% of what it sold that day booked in the last 24 hours.

Two ways to count a lane

Main Event sells lanes by the hour, so its sell-through is lane-hours sold. Bowl 360's booking calendar counts the lanes still free at each 15-minute start, so its sell-through is lane-starts sold; after 1 PM the calendar sells a 2-hour lane, and if it counts a lane as taken for the whole two hours one booking can hold up to 15 starts for 8 played, which the revenue range allows for. Sell-through is a share either way, so the two compare.

By the numbers

Fullest lanes
Bowl 360 New Hyde Park: 9.6% sell-through, 197 of 2,052 lanes sold. Runner-up: Bowl 360 Ozone Park at 7.3%.
Biggest till
Bowl 360 Ozone Park: $2,524 modeled revenue (GBV, P10–P90 $2,078–$3,066, grade B), #1 on revenue per open hour at $177.
The market
$5,409 modeled revenue (GBV, P10–P90 $4,844–$6,040, grade A) at 6.7% sell-through across 5 centers; Thu Nov 5, 2026 alone $5,409 at 6.7%.
Lanes book late
Bowl 360 New Hyde Park on Thu Nov 5, 2026: 1% sold 24 h out, 6% sold 12 h out, 6% sold 3 h out, 8% sold 1 h out.
VenueSell-throughSoldRevenue (GBV)Revenue / open hour
Bowl 360 New Hyde Park9.6%197 of 2,052 lanes$1,170 ($965–$1,419)$82
Bowl 360 Ozone Park7.3%268 of 3,648 lanes$2,524 ($2,078–$3,066)$177
Bowl 360 Astoria7.3%117 of 1,596 lanes$1,102 ($907–$1,339)$77
Bowl 360 Brooklyn3.0%55 of 1,824 lanes$518 ($426–$629)$36
The weekend’s figures for the default comparison (Thu 11-05); the page compares any 2–6 NYC venues. Revenue is modeled GBV with its P10–P90 range.

How this was measured

Inferred from booking signals in public data, observed as inferred booking signals in public data; snapshot of 2026-11-06; utilization v1 · revenue v2. Every ranked center was observed from at least 135 hours before the day began. Revenue is modeled booking value (GBV) with its P10–P90 range, never ledger revenue. (methodology).

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