Jack and Jill Lanes Lehi

A Family-Owned Bowling Center Near Downtown Lehi

Jack and Jill Lanes Lehi is located near downtown Lehi, Utah, in Utah County. The business began in 1957 when John and Pat Keysor opened a bowling alley in Salt Lake City and named it after their two daughters, Jackie and Jill. Jack Wadley, who started working there in 1958, bought it with his wife Bonnie in 1975, and the couple still own and operate the company. The Lehi center opened in 2010 as its second location.

A Two-Story Laser Tag Arena

Laser tag takes place in a two-story arena, which local guides describe as the feature that makes mixed-age groups work. While some guests bowl, others can play laser tag, and everyone meets again afterward. Reviewers say the arena is great for children, and teens and adults enjoy it too. Staff members earn praise in reviews: one guest who lost a phone in the laser tag room said the employees handled the situation professionally and found it quickly.

32 Lanes, Including Ten VIP Lanes

The bowling center has 32 lanes, with 22 regular lanes on the west side of the building and 10 VIP lanes. The regular lanes have animations, automatic bumpers, and 42-inch LCD scoring screens, and the VIP lanes give groups a more comfortable setup. Reviewers describe the lanes as good and well maintained. One visiting parent said the staff let their young son bowl alone in the VIP room as his first bowling experience, and that he loved it. Youth and adult leagues also bowl here.

A Full Arcade With Ticket Redemption

The arcade is large, with a ticket redemption center, and reviewers call the games a great variety. Cards from the scoring system and the arcade let guests keep track of play across the building. Daily deals combine bowling, laser tag, and arcade credit at a fixed price, so families can try everything without spending much on each activity.

Birthdays, Corporate Events, and a Cafe

Birthday parties are a core part of the business, and the combination of lanes, laser tag, and arcade is the reason they work for such a wide age range. The center also offers party packages, bowling packages, and corporate packages, and reviewers praise the staff for helping with birthdays. A cafe serves Noble Romans pizza, burgers, and other food, so groups can eat without leaving the building. The center is closed on Sundays.