Photos of the 66 Bowl Sign in Chandler, Oklahoma
Know Before You Go
To make the most of your visit to the 66 Bowl Sign in Chandler, Oklahoma, here are some things to know before you go.
What is the 66 Bowl Sign?
The 66 Bowl Sign is a restored vintage neon sign that once marked the 66 Bowl bowling alley on Route 66 in Oklahoma City. After the original bowling alley closed in 2010, the sign was purchased, refurbished, and reinstalled in Chandler along Historic Route 66 as an eye-catching roadside attraction.
Where is the sign located?
You can find this classic Route 66 sign at Rt 66 Bowl, 920 E. 1st St. in Chandler, Oklahoma, right on Historic Route 66 as you travel through town.
Where can you park?
There is plenty of parking available in the bowling alley’s parking lot. Pull in near the sign for photos.
Where to Stay Near the 66 Bowl Sign
Exhausted after a full day of exploring? Complete your travel itinerary and get a good night’s rest at one of these Oklahoma hotels near this Route 66 attraction.
Lincoln Motel
The Lincoln Motel is a retro cottage-style motorcourt that was built in 1939 with a neon sign from the 1950s.
Skyliner Motel
This fully-renovated vintage motor court motel is highlighted by one of the best neon signs on Oklahoma Route 66. The Skyliner Motel features ten quiet guest rooms with contactless entry. It’s also close to a delicious meal at the nearby Rock Cafe and all the neon signs in Stroud.
Historic Route 66 Guesthouse
The Historic Route 66 Guesthouse in Bristow is located halfway between Tulsa and Oklahoma. Inside find two guest rooms and a kitchen with a refrigerator, microwave, toaster, drip coffee maker, and French press. Outside find a private back porch with sunset views, hot tub, grill, and fire pit. A light breakfast is available each morning with fruit, pastries, granola, and yogurt.




















Fun sign! Happy they were able to keep and repurpose this vintage sign. Next time I’ll definitely head inside to bowl!