Upon entering the bowling alley you were struck by an overpowering smell of cigarette smoke. There were a little selection in bowling balls to choose from, and I was unable to find a bowl that properly fit my hand let alone the proper weight. I also have a disability that requires me to take pain medication I take my pain medication and a very unique form and I was told that I was unable to do so, that way I took it was not welcome to be done on the floor but I was more than welcome to take my medications in the bar. It made me feel as if she was saying or might as well have sinned you're more than welcome to join the delinquents and undesirable it we don't want to see or deal with. I guess my biggest problem was they really didn't ask me what I was doing they only told me that I wasn't welcome to do it I have never been so offended when you came to my military service connected disabilities. Overall you're able to have a good time bowling as long as you can find a ball to fit your hand in a ball light enough or heavy enough that you can bowl with it. And the only recommendation that I would make is it if you have any special needs or any special things that you need to do to care for yourself or if your handicap or have disabilities I would make sure to ask if its ok to do so, without offending the rest of the people in the bowling alley. More directly to avoid being insulted by the staff!!