Club 3000 Bingo Doncaster

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About

Club 3000 Bingo has taken over the old Mecca Bingo Doncaster premises in the city centre. The club is easy to get to, both by car or public transport. If you travel by car, there are three car parks nearby, one adjacent to the club and two opposite King Street or Frances Street. The nearest bus stop is located in front of the Lalezar Burger and Bar, which can be seen from the club’s doorstep. This serves the 376 twice an hour, whilst a larger choice of routes stops at Thorne Road, opposite the cemetery.

The large venue has plenty of seating for everyone, so you can nearly always guarantee a seat, even during peak times. Bingo is offered three times a day Monday to Saturday, with two main sessions available on Sunday. There is, of course, the choice of paper or electronic games, the latter of which allow you to play more tickets at once, albeit for a slightly higher price. If you are looking for a bargain or wish to keep up with the latest news and offers, be sure to check out the club’s Facebook page, which is kept updated by the team on a daily basis!

In addition to the bingo, the club offers a range of multi-game slot machines, many of which can payout jackpots of £500. You will also be able to tuck into a range of meals and snacks from the bar, which does of course also offer an excellent range of well-priced drinks.

Opening Times

Club 3000 Doncaster is open daily, with doors opening at 10 am on Saturday and 11 am during the rest of the week. The club closes at 11 pm every evening, giving you plenty of time to enjoy the amenities after the last bingo session has finished.

The first game of the day begins at 11.45 am Monday to Saturday, with the Sunday action starting at 12.45 pm. Evening games start with the Quickie at 6.15 pm, followed by the Early at 6.45 pm and the main event at 7.30 pm

Prices

While the official website provides details on opening times and facilities, it has not yet published pricing information. If you wish to know the prices for the upcoming games, your best bet is to check out their Facebook page or give the friendly team a call.

As a rough idea, you can expect to pay £5 – £10 for paper books, while most electronic games start from £10. Additional tickets for the National and Party Extra games are usually 50p—£2.

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