Cool drone video

This is a 1 1/2 minute drone video that was shot inside a vintage bowling alley down the street from my house, it's pretty cool.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgS54fqKxf0

The "mark it a eight...over the line" reference was great! 

Some good flight skill getting into tight spaces. 

Cool old place! 

dropping into the conveyor belt that the bolwing balls go into was really cool. incredible skill.

It's been a few years since I've been there but it's a fun place to bowl, have a couple beers and eat some good food.  They also have music and plays in the adjacent theater section.

The drone pilot was interviewed on the local news; he said he was most worried about that part where he flies up into the pin setting equipment, but in the end they did about a dozen takes of the video and he made it through there successfully every time.

That was cool. 

The bowling alley seems like an appealing place to kill time and I dont even like bowling.

John Welsh said:

The "mark it a eight...over the line" reference was great! 

A well as The Jesus polishing the ball

Very cool old house, superb video, great flying skill.  Nicely done.

Fresh back from my league tonight.  Could manage no better than a 199 third game, but we won 5-2.

Killer piloting.

As a professional UAV pilot myself, people are always sending me drone videos. That's the first I have watched all the way through!  Amazing. 
i was waiting for him/her to fly down the ball return haha. 

NOHOME said:

That was cool. 

The bowling alley seems like an appealing place to kill time and I dont even like bowling.

The history of the Bryant-Lake Bowl:

The building that houses the BLB was built in 1926 when Lake Street was the edge of town. It was originally a Ford garage and serviced Model Ts at the time. It was converted to a bowling alley in 1936, and in 1959 was bought by Minnesota Bowling Hall of Famer Bill Drouches, who installed the automatic pinsetters that year--the ones we use today.

The BLB was restored as closely as possible to its original splendor, and the video/pool hall was turned into a 90-seat cabaret theater in 1993 by Kim Bartmann. Shows almost every day of the week and sometimes twice a night! Our shows cover a broad spectrum of interests: comedy, musical, drama, dance, music and more. The establishment quickly became both a busy neighborhood hang out as well as a destination for travelers and celebrations of all sorts.

In 2018 longtime employee Erica Gilbert purchased the restaurant . Although 26 years old, BLB maintains its reigning champion status as a humble neighborhood hotspot. We continue to use sustainable and local ingredients.