Club Details

Bingo Hall:Club 3000 Bingo Blackpool
Address:Festival Leisure Park, Rigby Road, Blackpool, FY1 5EP
Phone Number:01253 272469
Email:sean.connolly@club3000bingo.com
Website:club3000bingo.com/blackpool

Bingo schedules and prices have a habit of changing, so take the details below as a guide and confirm with the club before you visit.

Opening Times

DayOpen Hours
Monday11 AM – 11 PM
Tuesday11 AM – 11 PM
Wednesday11 AM – 11 PM
Thursday11 AM – 11 PM
Friday11 AM – 12 AM
Saturday11 AM – 12 AM
Sunday11 AM – 11 PM

Session Times

DayMonTueWedThurFriSatSun
Morning11:45am11:45am11:45am11:45am11:45am11:45amN/A
Afternoon12:45pm12:45pm12:45pm12:45pm12:45pm12:45pm12:45pm
Evening6:15pm6:15pm6:15pm6:15pm6:15pm6:15pm6:15pm

Session Prices

The Club 3000 site doesn’t have a price list, but most of the important details are frequently updated on its Facebook wall.

As a guide, the main books usually start at £3 – £6 and the electronic books from £10. The National game runs about £2.50 for five tickets, and morning bingo is the cheap way in, from £2 on paper or £4 on the bees.

What stands out is how much runs free. The noon and 12.45pm early games are often free, along with the 6.15pm and 6.45pm early sessions and a late game at 9.20pm, so you can fill an afternoon or evening for very little.

Latest Pictures

Club 3000 Bingo Blackpool exterior at night
A view of the purpose-built venue at Festival Leisure Park.
interior picture of the main Club 3000 Blackpool bingo hall
The main hall with plenty of seating and a big screen at the front showing the current prize money.
Club 3000 Blackpool slots room
There are plenty of slots to play on the modern multi-game machines.

About Club 3000 Blackpool

Club 3000 Bingo Blackpool counts among the country’s newer bingo halls. Rather than taking on an old club, the company put up a purpose-built venue at Festival Leisure Park and opened the doors on 1 July 2023, with around £5 million spent on the fit-out. It’s a different place entirely from the long-standing Mecca club in the town centre, so it’s worth knowing which one you’re heading to.

Unlike a lot of clubs, Blackpool still puts on a late-morning game. It starts at 11.45am Monday to Saturday, with the afternoon following at 12.45pm and the evening’s games from 6.15pm. Play it on paper or on the electronic tablets, whichever you prefer, and there’s no charge to become a member, whether you sort it on arrival or online first.

Being a recent build, the place is smart and well laid out. Off the main hall, you’ll find a room of slot machines, a licensed bar and a place to eat, with space to settle in for the night without feeling crammed in.

Festival Leisure Park sits just south of Blackpool town centre, off Rigby Road and a short walk back from the seafront, roughly in line with Central Pier. There’s parking on site, but it’s limited to 3 hours, so read the signage before you leave the car. The closest bus stops sit on Rigby Road, a two-minute walk away, with the 5 and the 7 calling there, and the 7 runs through to the main bus station. The seafront tram is about an eight-minute walk, handy if you’re coming in along the coast.

Promotions are a big part of the draw. Buddy Bingo gives every member a buddy voucher, and if your buddy wins, you take home the same prize. Double Bubble nights pay double when a win lands on a double number, and voucher weekends knock £5 off a book or add 12 tickets on the tablets. These come and go, so it’s worth seeing what’s on before a visit.

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