Lucky Strike San Bernardino sits at 299 W Orange Show Road in San Bernardino, California, and is listed in the directory under the arcade category. Visitors should know up front, however, that this address is actually home to a Lucky Strike bowling entertainment venue, part of a larger bowling-alley chain that also includes the AMF and Bowlero brands.
San Bernardino sits in the Inland Empire east of Los Angeles, and the Orange Show Road corridor has long hosted trade-show and convention-style hospitality businesses. The Lucky Strike location fits that strip with a social, nightlife-leaning atmosphere rather than a traditional coin-op arcade format.
Lucky Strike is a recognizable name in bowling-focused entertainment, and the San Bernardino location carries the chain’s signature mix of lanes, full bar, and food service. Even so, the directory places it in the arcade category, so it is documented here for transparency and to help readers decide whether the venue matches what they are looking for. Readers hunting for actual arcade cabinets in the same city can browse the arcade finder or check the interactive arcade map.
At a Glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | 299 W Orange Show Rd, San Bernardino, California |
| Phone | +1 909-889-0355 |
| Hours | Mon–Thu 2–11 PM; Fri 2 PM–12 AM; Sat 11 AM–12 AM; Sun 11 AM–11 PM |
| Rating | 4.1 out of 5 from 1,200 Google reviews |
| Category | Listed as video arcade; actual venue is a bowling entertainment location |
| Best For | Large groups, casual drinkers, date night |
| Amenities | Bowling lanes, full bar, kitchen, Eat & Drink menu, private party room, leagues, MVB Rewards, gift cards |
The Scene
Lucky Strike San Bernardino carries a 4.1 out of 5 average rating from roughly 1,200 Google reviews, reflecting the chain’s broad appeal. A formal review summary and highlighted themes are not currently available for this venue, so the picture below is drawn from the venue’s own website copy and amenities list rather than aggregated player write-ups.
The scene is built around bowling lanes rather than arcade cabinets. The venue lists bowling lanes, bar and nightlife, and an Eat & Drink menu as core features, with a Reserve a Lane call to action and league play as recurring programs. A Summer Season Pass promotion is currently featured, and a SUMMER20 promo code offers 20% off lane reservations. The site also highlights parties and events with a dedicated booking flow, plus MVB Rewards and gift cards as part of the loyalty offering.
The overall vibe, drawn from navigation and footer copy, is a nightlife-driven social venue. The homepage returned during research actually displayed a 404 "Oops, Gutter Ball" message, but the surrounding chrome still revealed the bowling-first identity, and even the error page used a gutter-ball metaphor. No arcade games, pinball machines, or video-game references appear anywhere on the site.
Games & Machines
The venue’s homepage lists no specific arcade games, pinball machines, or video cabinets. The games and machines record for Lucky Strike San Bernardino is empty, and the only game-adjacent content references bowling lanes, leagues, and the Summer Season Pass promotion. Visitors hoping for a coin-op arcade experience should be aware that this location’s primary game is ten-pin bowling, not video games.
The features listed on the website — bowling lanes, bar and nightlife, Eat & Drink menu, leagues, parties and events, gift cards, MVB Rewards, and the Summer Season Pass — all reinforce a bowling-anchored entertainment concept. If you came here looking for a traditional San Bernardino arcade, you may want to explore other listings in the directory such as EXTRAORDINAIRE ARCADE or Revival Arcade, which are categorized as actual arcade venues.
Visiting
Lucky Strike San Bernardino is at 299 W Orange Show Road in San Bernardino, California. The venue’s published hours run 2 PM to 11 PM Monday through Thursday, 2 PM to midnight on Friday, 11 AM to midnight Saturday, and 11 AM to 11 PM Sunday.
The venue serves alcohol through a full bar and runs an Eat & Drink food program, so it functions as a bar-and-bowling destination rather than an all-ages arcade. No specific age policy is published on the site, so families with younger children should confirm directly with the venue before visiting. Party and event bookings are supported through a Book an Event button on the website, and a private party room is listed among the amenities. League play is also available for regulars who want a recurring commitment.
For more arcade-style venues in the area, use the arcade finder or browse the interactive arcade map. Operators who believe this listing should be updated or recategorized can claim the listing through the directory. Other San Bernardino venues include EXTRAORDINAIRE ARCADE, Revival Arcade, and their secondary listings, which are worth checking if you specifically want cabinets and pinball rather than lanes.