The business also own the entire plaza, which is known as Chessers Gap. However, it’s not just the bowling alley in trouble. When asked about the listing, they told us it was only to seek new partners. In 2022, we published another article about the bowling alley being for sale again. In 2019, Sebastian Daily reported that Strike Zone was listed for sale and seeking additional partners. In addition, the business offered dining, a bar, laser tag, and several arcade games throughout the facility. Strike Zone opened six years ago as a place for families in Sebastian.

The lender has refused all qualified purchase offers for the Chesser’s Gap Shopping Center as well as Strike Zone Entertainment Center,” Strike Zone said in a statement. We downsized our menu, asked our staff to do more with less, anything we could think of that would allow us to keep providing quality entertainment for our patrons. “Following covid, we pursued various other revenue sources, including but not limited to additional investors. Strike Zone has suffered financially since the COVID-19 pandemic and never quite recovered from its losses. Our Federal Government provided very little assistance stating that the money ran out before they could help us,” the business said in a released statement. “Our mortgage lender has been unwilling to work with us as we struggled to recover from covid related financial issues.

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