
Tamaris Bowling
12 machine-oiled Brunswick lanes and a pro shop with custom ball drilling: the benchmark for bowlers in Casablanca.
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Casablanca has two proper bowling centres: Tamaris Bowling, the benchmark since 2010 with 12 Brunswick lanes and a pro shop in Dar Bouazza, and WAW, the new leisure park at Sela Park that opened in 2026.

12 machine-oiled Brunswick lanes and a pro shop with custom ball drilling: the benchmark for bowlers in Casablanca.

Sela Park's new leisure park: 10 QubicaAMF lanes with an interactive LED wall, arcade games, VR and karaoke.
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It mostly depends on what you are looking for. If you want bowling first and foremost, on professional lanes with a real bowling atmosphere, Tamaris Bowling is still the benchmark: 12 Brunswick lanes, glow bowling nights and billiards. It is a little out of the way (on the Azemmour road, about 20 minutes from the city centre), but it is where the regular bowlers play, including the Bowling Club Casablanca, and it is home to the country's only pro shop, where you can buy a ball and have it drilled.
For a family outing or a get-together with friends with other activities on offer, WAW Casablanca, in the Sela Park shopping centre (Almaz district), combines 10 QubicaAMF lanes brought to life by a giant LED wall with an arcade, virtual reality and karaoke.
For experienced bowlers, Tamaris Bowling is, along with the Megamall in Rabat, one of the two best bowling centres in Morocco: its lanes are oiled with a proper lane machine, for consistent play close to competition conditions. The brand-new, spectacular lanes at WAW are designed first and foremost for fun and atmosphere.
At Tamaris Bowling, a game costs 60 MAD on weekdays and 75 MAD at weekends, on public holidays and during school holidays. WAW works with a rechargeable card. For a family of four, budget around 240–300 MAD for one game each.
Top tip: weekday afternoons are the cheapest and the quietest. On Friday evenings and at weekends, book your lane.
Some games centres, such as Dream World in Maarif, offer arcade-style “mini-bowling” games. These are not regulation lanes, so we do not list them as bowling centres.
There are 2 bowling centre(s) open in Casablanca: Tamaris Bowling, WAW Casablanca. Each listing details the address, prices and opening hours.
In Casablanca, a game of bowling costs between 60 MAD and 75 MAD per person depending on the centre, the day and the time. Prices are often higher in the evening and at weekends.
For lane quality, Tamaris Bowling (12 machine-oiled Brunswick lanes, Dar Bouazza) is the regular bowlers' benchmark, and it has the only pro shop in Morocco. For a family outing with other activities, WAW at Sela Park is the newest option.
At the Tamaris Bowling pro shop in Dar Bouazza: you can buy your ball there, a technician drills it to fit your hand, and you will also find shoes and accessories. See our page on the bowling pro shop in Morocco.
No, Morocco Mall does not have a bowling alley. The bowling centres in Casablanca are Tamaris Bowling (Azemmour road) and WAW (Sela Park).