2009 Halloween all nighter lock-in party at Antelope Lanes
2009 Halloween all nighter lock-in party at Antelope Lanes
HALLOWEEN LOCK-IN AT ANTELOPE LANES
Shinpu-Ren Family Karate hosted a Halloween All Night Bowling Alley Lock-In Party for kid’s ages 7-20 yrs of age.
The evening started at 11:00PM and didn’t end until 7:00AM the next morning.
There were Tournaments and Contests of all kinds including: Pool Tournaments, Karaoke, Costume Contests, Arm Wrestling, Bowling, Push up’s, Disgustingly Gross Pie eating contests and of course Guitar Hero.
Participants played multitudes of games throughout the night for prizes of all kinds.
All of the contests and tournaments had great Prizes to be won.
In fact there were over 100 door prizes for the event generously donated by local business. The party room of the bowling center was decorated in an early-haunted amphitheater design with a skeleton rock band on one side of the room and a giant eyeball surrounded by flaming ruins on the other wall. A giant fluorescent monster with huge teeth and glowing eyeballs frighteningly consumed the guitar hero television.
Cobwebs and spiders were everywhere and a 20-foot fluorescent snake loomed over the bowling lanes. This event was held for a two fold reason, first to provide the older kids in the Prescott / Prescott Valley a safe way to spend Halloween night having fun and cutting loose, and second it was a fundraiser for the Dojo Competition team. The proceeds of which are to help to try and send a team to the 2010 World Karate Championships.
The last word at the door the next morning—That was freakin’ awesome Thanks
HALLOWEEN LOCK-IN AT ANTELOPE LANES
Shinpu-Ren Family Karate hosted a Halloween All Night Bowling Alley Lock-In Party for kid’s ages 7-20 yrs of age.
The evening started at 11:00PM and didn’t end until 7:00AM the next morning.
There were Tournaments and Contests of all kinds including: Pool Tournaments, Karaoke, Costume Contests, Arm Wrestling, Bowling, Push up’s, Disgustingly Gross Pie eating contests and of course Guitar Hero.
Participants played multitudes of games throughout the night for prizes of all kinds.
All of the contests and tournaments had great Prizes to be won.
In fact there were over 100 door prizes for the event generously donated by local business. The party room of the bowling center was decorated in an early-haunted amphitheater design with a skeleton rock band on one side of the room and a giant eyeball surrounded by flaming ruins on the other wall. A giant fluorescent monster with huge teeth and glowing eyeballs frighteningly consumed the guitar hero television.
Cobwebs and spiders were everywhere and a 20-foot fluorescent snake loomed over the bowling lanes. This event was held for a two fold reason, first to provide the older kids in the Prescott / Prescott Valley a safe way to spend Halloween night having fun and cutting loose, and second it was a fundraiser for the Dojo Competition team. The proceeds of which are to help to try and send a team to the 2010 World Karate Championships.
The last word at the door the next morning—That was freakin’ awesome Thanks