New City Bowl & Batting Cages

What to do there

• Bowl on one of the center's 24 USBC sport-certified lanes. Open lanes may be unavailable during posted center hours, so call before traveling.
• Try the operator's Mad Games bowling option or ask about a league for your age and skill level.
• Use one of the five outdoor batting cages during the posted seasonal, weather-permitting hours; tokens are priced separately from bowling.
• Book a birthday or group event through the center, or use the snack bar and full-service bar when available.

Common questions

What are New City Bowl's hours?

The official site lists Monday–Tuesday noon–11 p.m., Wednesday noon–midnight, Thursday 11:30 a.m.–midnight, Sunday noon–10 p.m., Friday 10 a.m. to closing and Saturday noon to closing. It warns that closing times are approximate and open lanes may not be available during all center hours. Call (845) 634-4977 before traveling.

When are the batting cages open?

The operator lists outdoor batting cages as open for the season, weather permitting: Monday–Friday 3–6 p.m. and Saturday–Sunday noon–6 p.m. This is a separate schedule from the bowling center; call to confirm that cages are open on your visit date.

How much is a bowling game?

Prices posted on September 30, 2026: Monday–Friday before 6 p.m., $6.50 per game for seniors, $7.50 for juniors and $8 for adults; Monday–Friday after 6 p.m. and weekends, $8 per game. Shoe rental is $6.75 per pair and bowling shoes are required. Confirm prices before your visit.

How much do the batting cages cost?

The operator posts $4 per token, $22 for six tokens and $40 for twelve tokens on its About page, checked September 30, 2026. Ask the center whether current cage pricing or token terms have changed.

Where is New City Bowl and how do I park?

The center lists 90 N Main Street, New City, NY 10956. Use the address for directions. Parking arrangements and fees were not confirmed on the reviewed operator pages; ask (845) 634-4977 if you need parking details.

Can kids bowl or have a birthday party?

Yes. The operator advertises bowling leagues for all ages and has a kids-party page. Its posted junior daytime rate applies Monday–Friday before 6 p.m.; bowling shoes are required. Call for current party packages, ages, lane availability and equipment.

Is there food or a bar?

The operator lists a snack bar serving items such as pizza and burgers and a full-service bar. Menus and service hours may differ from bowling hours, so check directly if food is central to your visit.

Is New City Bowl wheelchair accessible?

Site-specific accessibility details were not established by the reviewed operator pages. Call (845) 634-4977 to ask about the entrance, lanes, restrooms and outdoor batting cages for your needs.