Shipleys Bingo Stourbridge - Times and Prices

Club Details

Bingo Hall:	Shipleys Bingo Stourbridge
Address:	41-42 High Street, Stourbridge, West Midlands, DY8 1DA
Phone Number:	01384 376 417
Email:	info@shipleysbingo.com
Website:	shipleysbingo.com/clubs/stourbridge

Note that Shipleys can change times and prices here at short notice.

Opening Times

Day	Open Hours
Monday	Open 24 Hours
Tuesday	Open 24 Hours
Wednesday	Open 24 Hours
Thursday	Open 24 Hours
Friday	Open 24 Hours
Saturday	Open 24 Hours
Sunday	Open 24 Hours

Session Times

Day	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thur	Fri	Sat	Sun
Morning	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Afternoon	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Evening	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A

Session Prices

Nothing is published on Shipleys’ website regarding prices; the tablets themselves are the one place that figures do appear. They run Bingo Express, a linked system used in more than 80 venues nationally, with games typically priced between 50p and £2. The supplier advertises link games running at least every 15 minutes, though its own pages quote jackpot ceilings of both £5,000 and £10,000. The National Game plays daily on the same tablets, advertised as paying up to £50,000.

Alongside the paid games, a Shipleys Link worth £135 plays for free every day, with other freebies regularly available. For anything else, get in touch with the venue using the details above, or check the Shipleys app, which carries each club’s current offers and vouchers.

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Right in the centre of Stourbridge on the High Street, open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

The slots are the main draw here, with jackpots up to £500 and the machines running day and night.

All bingo games are played on tablets, with the National Game running daily for prizes up to £50,000.

About Shipleys Stourbridge

Set your expectations before you go. This is an amusement centre that also runs bingo, rather than a bingo hall in the usual sense. The slots are the main event, and the doors never shut, which puts it in the small group of British venues where three in the morning is an acceptable time to walk in.

Bingo here is on tablets only, with no paper. Games start automatically, so numbers are marked on screen rather than called to a room. Mega Link comes round on the last Saturday of the month at 2pm, with a £50 in-house draw for everyone playing it.

The amusement centre was refurbished in 2021, and the slots run to £500 jackpots, separate from the bingo prizes on the tablets. Refreshments are free, and the coffee machine does espresso, cappuccino, latte, mocha and hot chocolate, which is more choice than most halls offer.

You’ll find it on the High Street in the middle of town. Drivers usually aim for the Ryemarket multi-storey car park, up the ramp off Victoria Street behind Aldi, where the first two hours are free, and the rates after that are reasonable. Stourbridge Town station is a few hundred yards off, and anyone coming in on the main line changes at Stourbridge Junction for the shuttle across to Town, which runs every 10 minutes Monday to Saturday and every 15 minutes on Sundays.

The bingo licence for the building is held by M.S. Entertainments Limited, the Shipley family’s own company. That matters because the 17 venues Shipleys lists nationally are a mix of bingo clubs and adult gaming centres. Halesowen up the road is licensed as an arcade rather than for bingo, and Kidderminster on New Road is the nearest that does hold a bingo licence, with West Bromwich and Solihull after it.

Bingo Halls Near Stourbridge

The closest options if you want a change of scene:

Stourbridge sits close to the county line, so the full picture spans our West Midlands and Worcestershire directories.