+alpalJL I know, right?! Apparently there were 80 lanes when the facility opened. But due to a design flaw, they had to get rid of two lanes to create the center aisle for the bowlers to come out through... and it's not in the center either, which triggers my OCD.
This facility was opened in 1995 by RSCVA in conjunction with the Silver Legacy in an effort to pump new life into downtown Reno. The NBS is a dedicated tournament facility; that is to say you cannot just walk in and go open bowling. They have long term contracts with USBC Open Championships, USBC Women's Championships, USBC Masters, and other tournaments that will keep people (and money) flowing through Reno for many years to come. Orlando also attempted to build a similar facility but financing did not pan out. The only other similar facility is the brand new South Point Bowling Plaza in Las Vegas. During non Reno/Vegas years, the larger tournaments compete on specially constructed temporary lanes built out inside a convention center/arena.
NationalElevator Actually, that was a convention for my work. Over the years, I attended that convention in Orlando, Nashville, Chicago, and Las Vegas multiple times to name a few. San Francisco Hilton & Towers (was old-school name when we had the convention there) was the only one where all the heavy crap for the trade show had to be lifted 3 floors up. To be honest, I didn't do much exploring that trip as my boss and I were either in class, at the trade show, or on a bender for a week straight (D'oh!! not proud...). I knew there had to be some sort of lift. When I finally saw your video, I was amazed just how enormous that elevator really was.
I really love Tournament Bowling Centers a lot than Family Entertainment or Boutique Bowling Centers, those type of Centers are a bunch of cash grabbing for League Bowlers.
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌏✝️ Thank you
“You in a bowling tournament?” “No, I work here.” 😂
Thanks man!! I've done LOTS of bad bowling in that place... and I love it dearly!
I would love to bowl there if I am good enough!
Nice Montgomeries here. That is one impressive bowling alley!
Its not open to the public
Oh my god I have to go here!!!! SO MANY LANES OMG
+alpalJL I know, right?! Apparently there were 80 lanes when the facility opened. But due to a design flaw, they had to get rid of two lanes to create the center aisle for the bowlers to come out through... and it's not in the center either, which triggers my OCD.
Dude, I feel. I hate when stuff isn't aligned properly. I take it your mind works like a grid system. Mine does. :) Center aisle is cool though.
@@NationalElevator Did you play bowling there as well?
@@NationalElevator I actually have ocd and it isn't always related to symmetry.
Now that's a bowling alley! I'm on the youth bowling team down here in Canada and man would I love to go here a for tournament.
+Jordan Lowe ElevaTours Canada Any idea where Canada's National Stadium is?
+NationalElevator I don't think there is one in Canada, I'm just on a youth league at my local bowling alley.
+NationalElevator if you check out my channel I have a hotel tour that I filmed after my bowling tournament in Windsor Nova Scotia.
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@@JordanLoweElevaToursCanada Have you been to Reno yet?
This facility was opened in 1995 by RSCVA in conjunction with the Silver Legacy in an effort to pump new life into downtown Reno. The NBS is a dedicated tournament facility; that is to say you cannot just walk in and go open bowling. They have long term contracts with USBC Open Championships, USBC Women's Championships, USBC Masters, and other tournaments that will keep people (and money) flowing through Reno for many years to come. Orlando also attempted to build a similar facility but financing did not pan out. The only other similar facility is the brand new South Point Bowling Plaza in Las Vegas. During non Reno/Vegas years, the larger tournaments compete on specially constructed temporary lanes built out inside a convention center/arena.
+Dana Danarosana I'm guessing that refers back to your question to how the lanes were transported to the Hilton Union Square? Haha
NationalElevator Actually, that was a convention for my work. Over the years, I attended that convention in Orlando, Nashville, Chicago, and Las Vegas multiple times to name a few. San Francisco Hilton & Towers (was old-school name when we had the convention there) was the only one where all the heavy crap for the trade show had to be lifted 3 floors up. To be honest, I didn't do much exploring that trip as my boss and I were either in class, at the trade show, or on a bender for a week straight (D'oh!! not proud...). I knew there had to be some sort of lift. When I finally saw your video, I was amazed just how enormous that elevator really was.
I really love Tournament Bowling Centers a lot than Family Entertainment or Boutique Bowling Centers, those type of Centers are a bunch of cash grabbing for League Bowlers.
What brand are those elevators? They might be Montogmery-Kone I think.
OMG !!!! When I see French bowlings I get dwarfed !
For 6 floors, those elevators certainly pack a punch, speed-wise. Did this place have that musty smell found at most bowling alleys? :P
Nope not even 7 yrs. After this comment...I work at one of the stores inside and smells nice ..no smoking allowed so it's a breathe of fresh air....😉
How many lanes does this bowling alley have?
Thats where pba has thier tournament there pba is a famous landmarks with usbc
Los Angeles National Bowling Stadium at www.bowling2u.com/centers/find_detail.asp?ID=10557
when you looking down at those lanes you would say my god usbc hodls tournaments
Pba was held in reno thank you for choosing usbc
that,s where pba bowlers make their tournaments in reno nivada every yaer