Bowlero Cary sits at 301 Nottingham Drive in Cary, North Carolina, a fast-growing suburb in the heart of the Research Triangle. As a video arcade nested inside the well-known Bowlero bowling-and-entertainment brand, the venue gives Cary visitors an obvious stop for casual gaming nights, family outings, and group celebrations. The directory entry below captures what RetroArcade.com has been able to verify from the venue’s public listing — and where information has not yet been collected, the page is honest about leaving the topic blank.
The address on Nottingham Drive sits roughly 4.4 kilometers from central Cary, in a corridor that is convenient to local residential neighborhoods and easy to reach from the broader Triangle region, including nearby Raleigh. RetroArcade.com’s directory lists the venue as a video arcade, and the rest of this page summarizes the practical details a visitor typically wants before heading out — location, hours, contact, and how it compares to the other Cary-area arcades and entertainment venues already in our index.
Cary itself has become a popular stop for retro gaming and modern arcade fans traveling through the Triangle, and the local directory reflects that mix. Bowlero Cary sits alongside a small cluster of bowling-and-arcade hybrids, esports bars, and dedicated game rooms, giving residents and visitors several distinct ways to play within a short drive of one another.
At a Glance
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Address | 301 Nottingham Dr, Cary, North Carolina |
| Phone | +1 919-467-2411 |
| Hours | Sun 11AM–11PM; Mon–Tue 3PM–11PM; Wed–Thu 12PM–11PM; Fri 1PM–1AM; Sat 11AM–1AM |
| Rating | 4.2 out of 5 from 1,300 Google reviews |
| Category | Video arcade |
| Best For | Casual arcade gaming inside a multi-activity bowling and entertainment venue |
The Scene
Because the directory does not yet include a curated review summary or theme-level highlights for this listing, this section describes the venue based on its category and standing in the local market rather than on aggregated sentiment. Bowlero Cary is classified as a video arcade inside a larger entertainment venue, and it carries a 4.2 rating across 1,300 Google reviews — a level of engagement that suggests a steady local crowd and broad name recognition rather than a tourism-only destination.
Visitors comparing options can browse the broader arcade finder directory or open the interactive arcade map to see how this venue sits alongside other Cary-area spots, including Bowlero Raleigh and Dave & Buster’s Cary, both of which are also listed on RetroArcade.com with their own hours and details. For visitors looking specifically for a pure arcade experience in the Cary area, this listing can serve as a starting point while more detailed review highlights are gathered.
Games & Machines
Because a structured games-and-machines analysis has not been recorded for this venue, the listing can only describe what its category implies rather than naming specific cabinets. As a video arcade within a Bowlero property, Bowlero Cary is expected to feature a roster of coin-op and card-based arcade cabinets alongside the redemption and prize games typical of a multi-attraction entertainment center. Specific cabinet lineups, redemption prize counts, and any pinball, racing, or rhythm-game selections are not available in the current record and should be confirmed directly with the venue before visiting. Visitors looking for specific machines, including rare or imported titles, will want to call ahead or check the venue’s own website for the most current floor plan.
Visiting
Bowlero Cary is located at 301 Nottingham Drive in Cary, North Carolina, a short drive from central Cary and within easy reach of the wider Research Triangle. The front desk can be reached at +1 919-467-2411, and the venue’s own website on bowlero.com carries the latest operating notes, current promotions, and event information.
The weekly schedule is split between daytime and late-evening sessions: Sunday opens at 11AM and closes at 11PM, Monday and Tuesday run from 3PM to 11PM, Wednesday and Thursday start at noon and close at 11PM, Friday opens at 1PM and runs until 1AM, and Saturday is the longest day, from 11AM to 1AM. The pattern — afternoon starts during the work week, midday on Wednesday and Thursday, and 1AM closes on Friday and Saturday — points to a venue that caters as much to weeknight drop-ins as to weekend late-night crowds.
Age policy, food and drink offerings, and group or party booking details are not recorded in the current listing. Guests planning a birthday party, corporate event, league night, or family outing should contact the venue directly through the phone number above for those specifics, since hours alone do not always match the times that specific programs or age-restricted sessions run.
Readers who want to compare nearby options can use the RetroArcade.com arcade finder or the interactive arcade map, which lists other Cary venues including Bowlero Raleigh, Dave & Buster’s Cary, and additional spots such as Hooky Entertainment Cary. Arcade operators who manage this location can claim the listing to update hours, games, photos, and event information as the directory grows.