We’re excited to start reopening the doors to some of our locations! During the closures, we have been hard at work to ensure an even safer Round1 will be welcoming back our guests, staff, and everyone in between.
Our goal is to be inline with the expert opinions of health professionals, State, and Federal guidelines, and to be flexible enough to make adjustments as more information becomes available.
Here are the additional steps we’re taking to accomplish this.
As a precautionary measure, the additional steps that are taken and the services available may vary per location. Locations not listed below will remain closed until it is safe to reopen, and local regulations also allow us to do so.
Party Reservations: We’d love to host your celebrations! For the safety of our guests, party reservations are available only where safe and once local safety regulations permit us to do so. Check out your local store’s page for the most up-to-date info.
If you have any questions, please contact your local store for more details.
Maintain Social Distancing
Only every other bowling lane will be rented out and certain games in strategic placements will be temporarily unavailable in order to support this. Additionally, other high-risk activities may be limited depending on the location.
Face Mask
Guests are recommended to wear a face mask covering the nose and mouth. At certain locations, face coverings may be required prior to entry. For security concerns, we are not allowing full-face coverings such as helmets.
Safety Measures
For the health and safety of our guests and employees, all employees will have their temperature checked before clocking-in and will be required to wear face coverings and gloves. Sneeze guards have been put into place at our point of sales counters to further protect guests and employees alike.
Hand sanitizer is available for guest usage and complementary gloves are also available upon request.
Cleaning Measures
Designated cleaners will be on the floor dedicated to cleaning the machines, increasing sanitation, and check throughout the day that CDC recommended health and safety standards are being followed.