Bowlero’s Summer Season Pass Hits $6 Million in Sales
“Our Summer Season Pass was specifically designed to enhance the bowling experience for our guests,” said Lev Ekster, President of Bowlero Corp. “This year's sales reflect our commitment to innovation and guest satisfaction and we are pleased to see such a positive response from the consumer this early in the season. It remains our mission to create memorable experiences for our guests, and the Summer Season Pass is a key part of that customer journey.”
The Summer Season Pass allows guests to enjoy two games of bowling every day throughout the summer, with the option to upgrade to a Premium Pass for additional perks such as
This initiative offers additional benefits to the company by encouraging guests to visit Bowlero locations more frequently over the summer months, creating a consistent flow of traffic. The Summer Season Pass not only introduces a new revenue stream for the company but also expands Bowlero's reach to a broader audience. By offering an affordable and attractive entertainment option, Bowlero can appeal to new guests, foster long-term customer relationships, and improve brand loyalty carrying that positive consumer sentiment into the fall and winter seasons.
“Our team has gone above and beyond to create an unforgettable environment for guests this summer,” said Jeff Gliner, Chief Operating Officer of Bowlero Corp. “The increased traffic from the summer pass holders will drive uptake in our updated menu offerings rolling out this summer.”
The Summer Season Pass is on sale now at www.SummerSeasonPass.com and can be redeemed through September 2, 2024.
About Bowlero Corp.
Bowlero Corporation is one of the World’s premier operators of location-based entertainment. With approximately 350 locations across
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