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Public availability study

BOWL360 Public Availability Review

BOWL360 operates bowling centers across New York and Florida. This study compares inferred lane utilization across eight venues for June 22-28, 2026, using public availability for two-hour lane reservations sampled approximately every 15 minutes.

June 22-28, 2026 · service nights

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Drawdown0%100%No estimate

Same dates, start times and scale. Venue average equally weights eligible venues at each start. Desktop scrolling is linked. Blank positions fall outside the two-hour booking window; dashes mean no estimate. Midnight uses the next date.

Method & capacity sources

Each column follows one June 22-28 service night; after-midnight starts use the next calendar date. Cells use the last public check strictly before each start, at most 32 minutes old, for one lane, four bowlers and two hours. Adjacent starts overlap.

Drawdown = (1 − remaining inventory ÷ reported lane capacity) × 100%. The lane mapping is inferred: this measures reduced public availability, not occupancy. Reservations, leagues, holds and maintenance may all contribute.

Averages equally weight venues whose two-hour start windows include that time; details show the venues included. Later averages may use a different venue mix. Blank venue positions fall outside those windows. All 3,032 eligible starts have observations; missing eligible data would remain visible. A 2am closing time allows a latest two-hour start at midnight.

Lane capacity references · 8 venues

Sources checked October 6, 2026. Reported capacities are assumed to apply to June; historical changes are unverified.