Well it has happened again here in Washington State we have shutdown bowling again, if it lasts longer than a few months I know we will be losing at least 3 of our centers. I don’t golf but that may be my only option. Sad because once gone probably no chance for return of a great family sport option

Here in Michigan, we were able to make it just about 2 months; Tonight is the last night, as our second shutdown starts effectively Wednesday, at 12:01 am (For the 3 weeks, but I doubt it will open that soon, as our numbers unfortunately have gone crazy the last 3-4 weeks).

I was just finding my groove again, and no this, what a horrible 2020 season. 

Despite an uptick in cases here in Pa., bowling centers remain open. If cases continue to rise, we could be facing another temporary shutdown. Hopefully, it won't come to that. With the encouraging news regarding vaccines, perhaps there's some light at the end of the tunnel.  Until then, another stimulus package is critical for businesses and families to help tide them over.   

Illinois just announced centers have to close Friday and didn't reference any criteria or timeliness for when they could reopen. RIP Bowling Season and likely the local centers from this shutdown.

Toilet paper,  paper towels,  napkins etc flying off the shelf in Arkansas. We've had no hint of a shutdown and this started today

Spokane had 4 centers left.  Ones just close permanently and another may not reopen after latest Washington shutdown.  Too bad since no documented cases have been associated with bowling centers.  Meanwhile restaurants and bars gave been packed with maskless patrons

Those patronizing those restaurants and bars are killing it for everyone. unfortunately, singling out the lack of documented cases from bowling alleys isn't going to negate the fact that those idiots going everywhere else unmasked and gathering are killing it for everyone.

For California, at least the Sacramento area, only 2 counties barely had any time to open any alleys: Placer County, which were causing the cases and despite the fact that the county was going to not enforce the mandate, and El Dorado county, which barely had one alley anyway, being the halfway point between Sacramento and Lake Tahoe.

Right now, every county from on I-5 from Medford down to San Diego is in the widespread tier, so nothing will be opening up anytime soon. In fact, I think the only alley that could be open is in Susanville (if it is still there), near all of the prisons.

BL.

Connecticut hasn't cracked down as hard as many states.  We do have a 10:00 curfew, bars have been closed, and interstate travel is largely verboten without a 14-day quarantine, but otherwise we are under the standard "always wear a mask, stand six feet away, and don't be a jerk" guidelines.  The vast majority of people have been very respectful of the rules because we appreciate that they could be much more punishing. We don't want to give the governor a reason to change his mind.

That's too bad about the bowling center patrons not following the rules.  Guess they don't understand or don't care that's the fastest way to get bowling shut down.  It puts bowling centers in a tough position because they don't want to offend their customers by telling them they have to follow the rules.  Up here, the league bowlers are usually very good about keeping their masks on because even the people who complain about it don't want to give anybody a reason to shut the bowling centers down.

Open bowlers, on the other hand, are a very mixed bag and are often mask-less the entire time they're bowling.  It's starting to become a real point of concern and irritation to the league bowlers because they don't want to be punished (or infected) by people who don't give a crap about the possible repercussions of their carelessness.