Mobile bowling bane & Skittles is always a very popular activity at all events and offer unlimited bowling in a ‘fun’ atmosphere.
Our traditional styled mobile skittle lane measures approximately 6m x 1.20 / 20ft x 3ft 6 inches wide, comes with 9 hard wooden skittles and 3 balls. There is also a foam cushioned buffer in the ball/skittle catch area to absorb the impact of the balls, skittles to avoid the noise level.
Because our mobile skittle alley is made in sections it can also be made shorter if space is limited.
Skittles is available for a variety of events including fun days, private parties, weddings, birthday parties, corporate events and garden parties.
Skittles remains one of the most popular of all pub games. We can even supply the complete package of pub games – dartboards, pool table, table football, table tennis, indoor basketball and air hockey tables. Why not treat your staff or guests to an fun day of evening of traditional pub games.
Skittles are a great addition to any event, and is available to hire across the whole of Norway
| Suitable |
| Indoors on Hard Surface | |
| Outdoors on Grass | |
| Outdoors on Grass (event) | |
| Outdoors on Grass / Hard Surface Mix | |
| Outdoors on Hard Surface | |
| Outdoors on Tarmac | |
| Outdoors Under Cover | |
mobile bowling bane & Skittles - Rules of the Game
1. General Rules
1.1 An impartial referee / scorer should be nominated and a set of rules agreed.
1.2 The game is split into an agreed number of LEGS e.g. 5.
1.3 Each player has one TURN per LEG.
1.4 During each turn the player has 3 THROWS or BALLS to knock down as many skittle pins as possible.
1.5 The players feet must remain behind the throwing line before releasing the ball.
1.6 Skittle balls MUST be bowled under arm and should NOT bounce.
1.7 After each throw any pins felled are removed from the playing area.
1.8 Skittle pins knocked down after ball ricochets off alley side-walls or back-wall do not count. These
should be replaced by the referee.
1.9 If after the first or second throw ALL the pins are knocked down then they are ALL replaced for the next
throw.
Knocking down all the pins on the first throw is commonly referred to as a “STRIKE” or “FLOPPER”.
Knocking down all the pins on the second throw is commonly referred to as a “SPARE”.
2. Scoring
2.1 A players score during each LEG is equivalent to the number of pins knocked over.
2.2 Each players score is noted.
2.3 After all LEGS have been completed the OVERALL total score is calculated. This is equal to the sum of all
LEG SCORES and represents the total number of pins each player has knocked over during the course of the game.
2.4 The player with the highest score at the end of the game is declared the winner.
A typical score card may look something like this:
Players can also be divided into teams where by the team with the highest score wins.
This could give you both a winning team and an individual high score
Notes:
1. Avoid walking up and down the skittle alley.
2. Do not stand on the skittle alley or in the buffer zone during play.
3. The balls and skittles are heavy, keep an eye on children during play.
4. The hirer is responsible for the safe keeping of the skittle alley, skittles and balls.
Any damage or lost skittles or balls MUST be paid for.