Kona Lanes v2 - Costa Mesa, CA - Vintage Bowling Alley - Women's T-Shirt wooster Burned-out neon letters doing more

Burned-out neon letters doing more comedic heavy lifting than the entire script is peak sequel energy

the casino closed its doors on February 6

Richmond's Quakers took the diamond in 1908 as part of the Indiana-Ohio League

A gold rectangular placard at the bottom reads "CAM-ARK ROLLER RINK

Santa looking like a 1950s Coca-Cola ad while telling you he doesn't believe in you is the energy of a mall employee on December 23rd

Kona Lanes v2 - Costa Mesa, CA - Vintage Bowling Alley - Women's T-Shirt wooster Burned-out neon letters doing moreKona Lanes opened in 1958 on Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa, becoming a cornerstone of Orange County nightlife for decades. Leagues, late nights, and cosmic bowling kept the place alive through generations. Some alleys were just lanes and shoes, but Kona was where the community showed up. Part of our Retro Bowling collection, featuring the defunct alleys of yesteryear. The Details: Angular, brush style hand lettered text in dark navy reads "KONA