Buzz Bingo Wakefield

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About

Buzz Bingo Wakefield can be found in the middle of the town on Denby Dale Road, practically opposite the Post Office. Members only parking can be found at the rear of the club, so you shouldn’t have any difficulty in finding a place to park your car. For those travelling via bus, the 108 and 109 conveniently stop right by the club’s entrance (Denby Dale Road Stop G) every 30 minutes.

The venue is renowned for its great staff, friendly atmosphere and excellent entertainment. Bingo is obviously the main attraction and you will be able to enjoy three sessions on Saturday with two sessions available every day the rest of the week. Thousands of pounds worth of prizes are given away each and every week and the club also takes part in linked games such as The National which features a staggering jackpot of up to £50,000!

If you fancy your chances on the slots the arcade features all of your favourite games. Spin the reels on the likes of Jackpot Party, Friends, Worms Reloaded and Rainbow Riches Pure Gold for your chance of winning a £500 jackpot! Other on-site amenities include a bar and diner that serves refreshments throughout the day, full disabled facilities, a cash machine and a smoking area.

In terms of promotions, there are plenty of offers that will keep everyone happy. These can include everything from free bingo to Poundbuster sessions and £1.99 nights. You will also find various competitions and giveaways to take part in, plus there are live events to look forward to as well. Feel free to visit the official website or Facebook page for full details.

Opening Times

Buzz Wakefield is open from 11am until 12am during the week, 10am until 12am on Saturday and 12pm to 12am on Sunday.

The bingo action starts at midday with the Lunch Club sessions. The afternoon main event then follows at 1pm (1.30pm weekends) with the evening sessions getting underway at 6pm.

Prices

Regular games are fantastic value here. Afternoon and evening paper games cost £2-£10, with the majority at the lower end of the scale.

In addition to the standard paper-based games, electronic packages are also for sale. These start from just £3 and go up to £55 for main events so you can spend as little or as much as you want.

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