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New bowling alley coming to Heredia in July

A new bowling alley, Bol Cariari, will open its doors in July.

The place will be located near the Mall Real Cariari, Heredia, north of San José.  The building was constructed on a property of 3,600 square meters, includes 20 alleys and can serve up to 200 customers.

With an investment of $4 million, the bowling alley will try to fill the void left by the closure of Metrobowl in Escazú four years ago.

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