Splitsville Bowl is aggressively expanding its presence in the Alberta market.
The brand has announced it’s rolling out its fifth Calgary location as well as two new locations in Edmonton.
In Calgary, the company said it will open this fall in the Township area of the city at 720-80 Longview Common SE.
There will be 20 bowling lanes, including exclusive VIP lanes, a large arcade, and a full-service bar and restaurant.
“Opening our fifth location in Calgary is an exciting milestone for us,” said Pat Haggerty, President of Splitsville Bowl. “Calgary has been an incredible market for Splitsville, and this new location brings together the very best of social entertainment under one roof.
“We look forward to welcoming the South Calgary community to a space where friends and families can come together, unwind, and create lasting memories.”
The company said 2025 marked a landmark year of growth for Splitsville Bowl, with the brand reaching 15 locations nationwide, launching a new partnership with the Canadian Cancer Society, and introducing innovative guest experiences, including the launch of Canada’s first-ever “Wear Your Own Shoes” program at a bowling and entertainment venue.
Splitsville Bowl also expanded into a new market, Ottawa.
Building on the success of its Calgary centres, Splitsville will bring its one-stop entertainment experience to Edmonton, first with its Northwest location, opening Spring 2026, followed by South Common centre, scheduled to open early 2027.
Edmonton Northwest (Christy’s Corner at 13543 St. Albert Trail) will span approximately 31,000 square feet with 21 lanes of 10-pin bowling with interactive games, VIP lanes, lounge-style seating, and lane-side food and drink service.
Edmonton South Common (99 St NW) will feature 27 bowling lanes and even more space for group celebrations, social gatherings, and community events.
“Our success across Calgary has shown us just how much Albertans value shared entertainment experiences,” said Andy Johnson, Managing Director at Splitsville Bowl. “Expanding into Edmonton was a natural next step, and we’re excited to bring our one-stop entertainment hub to both the north and south sides of the city, designed for people of all ages to come together through play, food, and fun.”
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