Martin said the total investment to retrofit the building and create the new bowling center was approximately $3.4 million and that the center will employ approximately 25 to 30 people when fully staffed. “By diversifying our leisure offerings, we are helping to ensure continued economic growth and stability for the community as a whole.” At the same time we expect this project will help to enhance the quality of life for everyone who lives in the area,” said Morongo tribal chairman Robert Martin. “This is another important step in expanding the recreational opportunities associated with the Morongo Casino Resort and Spa. Tribal leaders believe the center will prove popular with resort guests as well as desert visitors and local residents. One of the largest participatory sports in the world, more than 95 million people enjoy bowling in 90 countries spanning 6 continents. Hours of operation will be from 9:00 a.m. Guests can enter on the building’s north side where there is both valet parking and ample public parking.Ĭanyon Lanes at Morongo will be open seven days a week. Each of the two dozen lanes can accommodate 12 people, and the facility has an overall capacity of 288 people. Located just east of the Morongo Casino Resort and Spa, inside the former casino building, Canyon Lanes covers 30,000 square feet.

From left to right: Robert Martin, Chairman Morongo Band of Mission Indians Brenda Salas, Mayor of Banning

Morongo casino dance club