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Important Details
| Address: | Catford Island – Plassy Rd – London – SE6 2DD |
| Phone Number: | 020 8461 4171 |
| Email: | manager.meccatford@rank.com |
| Website: | www.meccabingo.com |
Opening Times
| Day | Open Hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | 11 AM – 12 AM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM – 12 AM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM – 12 AM |
| Thursday | 11 AM – 12 AM |
| Friday | 11 AM – 12 AM |
| Saturday | 10:30 AM – 12 AM |
| Sunday | 12 PM – 12 AM |
Session Times
| Day | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thur | Fri | Sat | Sun |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Morning | 11:45am | 11:45am | 11:45am | 11:45am | 11:45am | 11:45am | N/A |
| Afternoon | 12:30pm | 12:30pm | 12:30pm | 12:30pm | 12:30pm | 12:30pm | 12:30pm |
| Evening | 7pm | 7pm | 7pm | 7pm | 7pm | 7pm | 7pm |
Session Prices
There are some free game options, otherwise, prices range from 30p, up to £16 for some main sessions. Times, prices and free bingo offers are updated fairly regularly, so it’s always worth checking on the official website, or by contacting them directly using the details below.
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Mecca Catford is located in the heart of the retail park with plenty of popular shops nearby.
The Catford club is a busy, modern venue, that provides entertainment for all.
About Mecca Bingo Catford
Mecca Bingo Catford is located in a large retailer park, with parking for 150, and easy access by public transport with bus routes 54 and 202 serving the area. Nearby is a McDonalds, Lidl, JD Sports and a Dreams store, so if you fancy buying a bed or some new trainers, you don’t have far to go!
The club has seating for 1,000 players, plus 130 EBingo terminals. There are disabled facilities including seats, toilets, access, and hearing loops, and the licensed bar and diner provide good quality, and great value meals and beverages.
They have regular promotions, specials, and bonuses, with all the latest news to be found at the club or on their Facebook page. There are live performances every now and then, they like to celebrate birthdays in style, and the big events are cause for much fun and merriment.
Catford was historically part of Kent until 1889, and has been a part of London since then – it is currently identified as one of 35 major centres in the Greater London area. The town is said to have got its name in the 18th century from the number of local cats drowned in the ford due to their association with witchcraft.