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AMF BRISTOL PIKE – 2503 Bristol Pike (Rt. 13), Croydon, PA (215) 788-0453 PHILADELPHIA : Take I95 N. to Bristol – Rt. 413, Exit 44 (Old Exit 26). Make right at light and follow 413 S. to Rt. 13. Turn right onto Rt. 13 and center will be on your right approx. 1 mile. (Just past the cemetery). SOUTH JERSEY : Take Tacony Palmyra Bridge to 95 N. and follow the above ALTERNATE: Take Burlington Bristol Bridge to Rt. 13 S. and center will be on your right about 1 mile after you turn onto Rt. 13. DELAWARE : Take 95 N. and follow the Philadelphia Directions. AMF PRICE – 3215 Kirkwood Hwy., Wilmington, DE 19808 (302) 998-8806 PHILADELPHIA : Take I95 South to Exit #5 Newport - Rt. 141 North. Go north to Exit 6B, Rt. 2 Kirkwood Highway. Lanes will be on right 1/4 mile off ramp. NEW JERSEY : Take Delaware Memorial Bridge and follow signs to I95 south, "Baltimore - Delaware Turnpike". Stay to left and get off exit #5, Newport - Rt. 141 North. Go north to Exit 6B, Rt. 2 Kirkwood Highway. Lanes will be on right 1/4 mile off ramp, just past Arby's, next to Goodyear. DELAWARE : Take any road to Rt. 2, Kirkwood Highway. Center is across from the Prices Corner Shopping Mall. BOWLERAMA LANES – 3031 New Castle Ave., New Castle, DE (302) 654-0263 PHILADELPHIA : Take I95 South to 495 S. to Exit 2 (Terminal Ave.). Take exit ramp and turn right. Go to first traffic light. Make a left onto Rt. 9. Center will be on your right approx. 2 miles. ALTERNATE: Take I95 South to signs (295 Delaware Memorial Bridge). Take exit- marked New Castle Ave. Wilmington Rt. 9 North (Exit before Delaware Memorial Bridge). Go North on Rt. 9 and Center on your left after first light. NEW JERSEY : - Take 295 or NJ Turnpike to Delaware Memorial Bridge. After toll take first exit (Rt. 9). Center on left. DELAWARE: Take I95 towards the Delaware Memorial Bridge, Rt. 295, New York. Take exit marked New Castle Ave., - Wilm., Rt. 9 North. North to Center on your left. BRUNSWICK CROSSKEYS – 100 American Road, Turnersville, NJ (856) 629-2422 PHILADELPHIA : From WALT WHITMAN BRIDGE cross over to New Jersey and take I-76E. Take the Blackhorse Pike/Rt.-42S Exit. Go straight on Black Horse Pike/Rt.42 S and make a slight Right turn onto Tuckahoe Rd. /CR555. (Car Dealers on Left) From TACONY PALMYRA BRIDGE and BETSY ROSS BRIDGE take Rt. 73 N to Cross keys Road (Bear right at Berlin Circle past diner) Pass Home Depot. Turn Right at light (Black Horse Pk.). Quick Left on Tuckahoe Rd. – Center on right. TRENTON & NORTH: Take Rt. 295 South to Rt. 42 South. Stay on Rt. 42 and keep to the right (Rt. 42 is also known as Black Horse Pike). Stay on Black Horse Pike for 6 traffic lights. At the 6th light, turn right. There will be a large shopping center on your right. The lanes will be on the right approx. 1/4 mile past the shopping center. DELAWARE & SOUTH: Take Rt. 295 N to Gloucester Exit, then get back on Rt. 42 S and follow the above. FIRST STATE LANES – 25 Kiwanis Drive, Wilmington, DE (302) 762-3883 DELAWARE : Take any route to 495 and go to Exit 4 (Edgemoor). Go off exit to Gov. Printz Blvd. And make a left. Go to traffic light just beyond Merchant Square Plaza and make a right. The Center will be straight ahead. PHILADELPHIA: Take I-95 S. to I-495 South. Follow 495 S. to Exit 4A, (Edgemoor Exit). Off ramp to light and make a left onto Gov. Printz Blvd., (Rt. 13). Go to second traffic light just past Merchant Square Plaza. At light, make a hard right and the Center is straight ahead. NEW JERSEY : Take 295 S. to Commodore Barry Bridge and follow I-95 S. to I-495 S. and then follow the above. BALTIMORE-WASHINGTON : Take I-95 N. to Wilmington and get on I-495 N. Exit I-495 at Edgemoor Ave. bearing right at the light. At light, make a left on Governor Printz Blvd., and go to second traffic light. Make a hard right and Center is straight ahead. 30 STRIKES LANES – 501 South White Horse Pike (Rt. 30), Stratford, NJ (856) 783-0558 DELAWARE & SOUTH : Take Rt. 295 N. to Rt. 30 - Exit 29A. Follow Rt. 30 East about 7 miles. Center on right a 1/4 mile after Checkers. TRENTON & NORTH : Take Rt. 295 S. to Rt. 30 Exit 29A. Follow Rt. 30 East about 7 miles and center is on left, 1/4 mile after Checkers. PHILADELPHIA : Take Walt Whitman Bridge to Rt. 295 N. to Rt. 30 Exit 29A. Follow Rt. 30 East about 7 miles and center will be on left; 1/4 mile past Checkers. KING PIN BOWL – 6622 Black Horse Pike, Egg Harbor Township, NJ (609) 641-5117 PENNSYLVANIA : Take I-76E onto Rt. 42S to Atlantic City Exp E. Take Exit 9 toward Delilah Rd. & turn Left. At light Turn Right onto Tilton Rd. and Right at Country Ln. Turn Right at US322 W/US-40 W/Black Horse Pk. Turn Right. DELAWARE : I-295 N to US-40 E to I-76 W. Take Exit US-130 S. Left at Market St. Take I-76 E Ramp. Continue onto NJ 42 S. Take Atlantic City Exp.E to Exit 9 (Delilah Rd.) Turn Left. At circle take 1st Exit – Tilton Rd. Turn Right at country Ln. and Right at US 322 W/US 40 W/Black Horse Pk. Turn Right LAUREL LANES – 2528 Route 73 South, Maple Shade, NJ (856) 778-7467 DELAWARE & SOUTH : Take 295 N. to Exit 36B, Rt. 73 N. Center will be on your left about (1) mile. Go past the lanes to the first light and take the jug handle & go back. TRENTON & NORTH : Take 295 S. to Exit 36B. Off the ramp, on to Rt. 73 North, and then follow the above. PHILADELPHIA : Take the Betsy Ross Bridge to Rt. 73 S. Center will be on your right about 4 miles. PRICE LANES – 3215 Kirkwood Hwy., Wilmington, DE (302) 998-8806 PHILADELPHIA: NEW JERSEY: Take 295 to Delaware Memorial Bridge to Exit 5 on Left. Take Exit 5 on Left to merge onto DE-141 N. toward Newport/Lancaster. Take Exit 6A-6B toward Elsmere/Newark/Lancaster/DE-2/DE-41. Slight Left toward Exit 6B (Newark W/Lancaster N) Take Exit 6B for Delaware 2 W toward Newark/Lancaster/DE-41 N. Merge onto DE-2 W/Kirkwood Hwy. Turn Right onto Albertson Blvd. Center on Right. MID COUNTY LANES - 875 N. Broad St., Middletown, DE (302) 378-0677 Take Delaware Memorial Bridge to I-95 South to Exit 2 – 896 South. Follow straight on Broad Street (Rt.71). Turn left into first shopping center. MORRISVILLE LANES – 625 Nolan Ave., Morrisville, PA (215) 295-5526 SOUTH JERSEY : Take I-295 N to Exit 60 for NJ-29N/I-195 E toward Trenton/Belmar. Keep left at fork & follow signs for NJ 29/NJ I29/Trenton & Merge onto NJ-29N. Keep left to stay on NJ-29N. Follow to Calhoun St. (just after overpass at Thomas Edison High Rise) and bare Left onto Calhoun St. Bridge. Continue onto E Trenton Ave. & Left on Nolan Ave. Center on Left (behind Exxon Station). DELAWARE : Take Delaware Memorial Bridge to 295 and follow South Jersey directions. PHILADELPHIA : Take I-95 N. Keep left to stay on I-95. Keep left at fork to stay on I-95N. Take Exit 46A to merge onto US-1 N toward Morrisville. Take PA 32N Exit on left toward Morrisville. Continue onto PA-32N. Turn Left onto Barnsley Ave. Turn Right onto Grandview Ave. Turn Right onto Dorset Dr. Turn Left onto Arbor Rd. Turn Right onto Nolan Ave. Center on Right. (1) From Philadelphia & PA Turnpike - Take Route 1 north ( do not take Pendell Exit ) go straight approx. 7-8 miles to Oxford Valley Road (Sesame Place exit). Turn left at the light and go to Big Oak Road (Kohl's Shopping Center on right). Turn right onto Big Oak Road. Go 4 traffic lights to a "T" intersection which will be W.Trenton Ave. Turn left and go approx. 1/4 mile to Nolan Ave. at Exxon Station and turn right. Morrisville Lanes is right behind the Exxon gas station. (2) Take 95 N to Exit 44 (Pendell/413 Exit) bear right at light and go 8 traffic lights going past Oxford Valley Mall to Oxford Valley Road (Pep Boys Center on your left) and turn left onto Oxford Valley Road. Follow Oxford Valley Road to Big Oak Road and follow the directions above. From Oxford Valley Road the trip is approx. 15 minutes. PLAYDROME CHERRY HILL – 1536 Kings Highway, (Rt. 41), Cherry Hill, NJ (856) 429-0672 TRENTON & NORTH : Take Rt. 295 S. to Exit 34B. This will be Rt. 70 West. Stay on Rt. 70 West for three lights. This will be Rt. 41, turn right onto Rt. 41 North. The Center will be on your left b behind DUNKIN DONUTS. DELAWARE & SOUTH : Take Rt. 295 N. to Exit 34B and follow the above. PHILADELPHIA : Take the Ben Franklin Bridge to Rt. 70 East. Go about 5 miles to Rt. 41 North. Turn left onto Rt. 41 North and lanes on left behind DUNKIN DONUTS. THUNDERBIRD LANES – 1475 W. Street Rd. (Rt. 132), Warminster, PA (215) 674-8250 PHILADELPHIA : Take US1 Roosevelt Blvd. North to Rt.
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