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Fulton Alley
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Fulton Alley is a modern bowling alley and entertainment complex located in the heart of New Orleans' Arts and Warehouse District. Housed in a beautifully restored 19th-century brick building, the venue combines vintage charm with contemporary amenities. It features 12 state-of-the-art bowling lanes, a full-service bar with craft cocktails and local beers, and a menu of elevated pub fare including burgers, tacos, and shareable plates. The atmosphere is energetic and social, with exposed brick walls, industrial lighting, and a spacious layout that accommodates both casual groups and private events. Beyond bowling, Fulton Alley hosts live music, DJs, and themed nights, making it a popular spot for locals and tourists alike. Its location near the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center and the French Quarter makes it a convenient stop for a fun night out.
Don't miss
- Bowling on one of 12 lanes with automatic scoring and customizable lighting
- Enjoy craft cocktails and local beers at the full-service bar
- Try the signature burgers and loaded fries from the kitchen
- Attend a live music event or DJ night for added entertainment
- Host a private party in one of the venue's event spaces
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit Fulton Alley
You can visit on your own (bowling is priced per lane per hour; no admission fee to enter. reserve lanes online, especially on weekends). A tour adds transport and a guide, or combines nearby sights into one day.
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Know before you go
- Bowling shoes are provided; wear comfortable socks.
- Check the events calendar for live music or themed nights.
- The kitchen serves food until late; try the nachos or po'boys.
- Reservations are recommended for groups, especially on weekends.
A bit of history
The building that houses Fulton Alley dates back to the 1800s and was originally a cotton warehouse. It was renovated and opened as a bowling alley in 2015, blending historic architecture with modern entertainment.
Common questions
Do I need to be a good bowler to have fun?
Not at all! The lanes are beginner-friendly, and bumper lanes are available for kids.
Is there an age limit?
All ages are welcome during daytime hours; after 9 PM, it's 21+.
Can I host a birthday party here?
Yes, Fulton Alley offers party packages for groups. Contact them for details.
Is parking available?
Street parking is metered, and there are several paid lots nearby, including at 601 Poydras St.
Do they serve food?
Yes, a full menu of American comfort food and appetizers is available.
Can I just come for drinks without bowling?
Absolutely, the bar is open to everyone.
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