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Liverpool: FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo Cabaret Show
FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo Cabaret is less a sit-down show than a four-hour party with a bingo card. Drag queens greet you at Blundells Supper Club, mingle around the room, lead silly games, share jokes, and keep the energy moving between two cabaret slots. Musical bingo and Spin the Wheel provide the structure, while twerk-offs and lip sync battles invite you to become part of the act.
I like the simple value: your ticket includes a bingo card, reserved seating, unlimited popcorn, and on selected tickets, a glass of fizz. I also like the friendly, open atmosphere, which makes this a good pick for a birthday, hen night, or easygoing night out with friends. The main caution is that the experience is deliberately adult, loud, and a little chaotic. Some tables may have views affected by structural pillars, and drinks beyond the included fizz can be costly.
Key points to know before booking

- The event lasts four hours: Entertainment begins when you enter, not at a single headline show time.
- Musical Benidorm Bingo leads the fun: You listen for songs rather than simply waiting for numbered balls.
- Drag queens mingle throughout: The performers circulate, joke with the room, and keep the action personal.
- Your ticket includes useful extras: You get a bingo ticket, unlimited popcorn, and reserved seating, with fizz included on specific ticket types.
- Audience participation is part of the deal: Twerk-offs, lip sync battles, Spin the Wheel, and other games may put you in the spotlight.
- The setting has a practical drawback: Structural pillars can obscure views from some tables.
A Benidorm-style party in central Liverpool

The Benidorm theme is the clue to the mood. Expect cheesy tunes, broad comedy, drag cabaret, singalongs, and a room that rewards people who are happy to join in. This is not a polished theatre production where you sit quietly and watch from start to finish. The room itself becomes part of the act.
You meet the drag queens almost immediately. A drag queen hostess waits outside Blundells Supper Club to welcome you in, and the interaction continues after you take your seat. The performers mingle with the crowd, make jokes, take part in the games, and may have shots with the audience. The result is a social night with cabaret woven through it.
I would choose this over a standard stage show if you want to laugh with your friends and do more than watch performers from a distance. If you prefer a fixed schedule, quiet conversation, or a show with a serious plot, this is probably the wrong night out.
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Finding Blundells Supper Club

The venue is called Blundells Supper Club, and the FunnyBoyz logo is displayed prominently on the window. That makes the entrance fairly easy to spot. A drag queen hostess waits outside, which removes much of the usual uncertainty when you arrive at an unfamiliar venue.
The activity begins and ends at the same place. You do not need to arrange transport between separate stops, and there is no sightseeing itinerary to keep track of. This matters because the event is built around staying in the room and joining the flow of the entertainment.
Check the start time when you book. The experience lasts four hours, but the available starting times can vary. Arriving at the right time is especially useful here because there is no clean dividing line between arrival, warm-up, and the main show.
The first hour: fizz, popcorn, and getting involved

Depending on the ticket you choose, you begin with a complimentary glass of fizz. Your ticket also includes unlimited popcorn, a bingo ticket, and a reserved seat for the duration of the event. These small inclusions help the evening feel more like a complete night out rather than an entry charge followed by constant extra spending.
The popcorn is a practical touch. It gives you something to snack on while the jokes and games begin, although it should not be confused with the optional two-course meal. A meal can be purchased as an add-on, but it is not part of the standard package described here.
The opening period is about getting comfortable with the style of the room. The drag queens mingle, comedy begins early, and you may be drawn into a quick exchange before the cabaret slots arrive. If you are shy, you can enjoy the atmosphere from your table. If you are keen to participate, the format gives you plenty of chances.
I would sit with people who are happy to laugh at themselves. The room works best when the group treats the games as playful rather than competitive. The performers are there to keep the evening moving, but the audience supplies much of the noise and energy.
Musical Benidorm Bingo, with songs instead of silence

The bingo is one of the more distinctive parts of the evening. Rather than a quiet game built around numbers alone, Benidorm Bingo is musical. You listen for songs and mark your card as the music plays, so the game becomes part quiz, part singalong, and part party soundtrack.
Your bingo ticket is included in the standard package. Prizes are available, though the supplied details do not specify what you can win or how many prizes are offered. It is best to treat the prizes as a bonus rather than the main reason to book.
The musical format gives the night a clear thread. It breaks up the comedy and cabaret, gets the room singing, and gives people a shared activity even if they arrived as separate groups. It also suits the Benidorm idea: familiar, cheesy, easy to join, and not too serious.
The quality of the experience will depend partly on how much you enjoy the music and how willing the room is to sing along. One useful point from the feedback is that the music can lead to plenty of dancing, with much of the audience getting up. If you want a low-key bingo session, expect more noise and movement than you might find at a traditional bingo hall.
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Spin the Wheel and the risk of being called up
Spin the Wheel brings several interactive elements into the evening. It can include twerk-offs, lip sync battles, and other silly contests. These are not optional background activities in the way a stage game might be at a theatre. The point is to make the crowd part of the show.
That can be a major strength if you like audience participation. You can show off, cheer on friends, or simply enjoy watching other people take their turn. The drag queens provide the comic framing, so the games are designed to feel light rather than like a serious test of talent.
It is still worth knowing what you are signing up for. The event is described as very adult, and some people may be invited to participate directly. If you dislike being singled out, tell your group before booking and be ready to enjoy the action from your seat. The exact balance between watching and joining in can vary as the night develops.
The interactive style also explains why the evening may feel less tightly organised than a conventional production. One person can see that as part of the fun, while another may find the transitions a little loose. I would book this for its spontaneous party feeling, not for clockwork timing.
Two cabaret slots inside one long party
There are two cabaret slots during the four-hour event. These give you more traditional stage moments, with drag performances forming the main show sections. Between them, the entertainment continues through comedy, music, bingo, games, and contact with the queens around the room.
This structure is useful because the night does not ask you to sit through four straight hours of cabaret. You get changes of pace. A performance can lift the room, then bingo or a game can bring everyone back into the action.
At the same time, do not arrive expecting the cabaret slots to be the whole product. The provider makes clear that the event is active from the minute you enter until you leave. There is no simple answer to the question of when the show starts because the interaction begins at the door.
That continuous format is what makes FunnyBoyz different from a ticketed stage performance. It also means you should allow the full four hours in your plans. This is not a quick 60-minute show that leaves the rest of your evening free.
The atmosphere: friendly, noisy, and deliberately silly

The strongest part of the night is the social mood. The available rating is 4.2 out of 5 from 25 reviews, with especially strong praise for the friendly atmosphere, the hosts, the comedy, and the music. The most enthusiastic feedback describes laughter from start to finish and a desire to return for another night.
That gives you a fair sense of the experience’s appeal. The drag queens are not simply performing set pieces and disappearing backstage. They mingle, joke, and help create an atmosphere where groups can relax quickly. The friendliness seems to be a central part of the product, not an accidental extra.
Music is another major strength. Expect singalongs and a room where people may get up to dance. If you enjoy familiar songs, broad humour, and a bit of harmless embarrassment, you will probably settle into the tone quickly.
The same atmosphere can be a drawback for some people. The comedy is adult, the room can get loud, and the loose format may not suit anyone seeking calm conversation. I would not choose it for a quiet date or a formal meal. It is much better suited to a group that wants a shared laugh.
Seating, food, and the view from your table
A reserved seat is included for the duration of the event, which is helpful during a long evening. You do not need to keep searching for a place to sit after every game or performance. The exact seating arrangement is not specified, so you should not assume every table has the same view.
Structural pillars affect sightlines from some tables. This is the clearest practical weakness in the venue. If seeing every cabaret moment is your top priority, the room layout may frustrate you, particularly if your table sits behind one of those pillars.
The two-course meal is an optional add-on rather than a standard inclusion. The base ticket covers the show elements, bingo ticket, popcorn, reserved seat, and selected-ticket fizz. Drinks beyond that can add to the bill, and some cocktails have been described as expensive for what they are.
At around $10.10 per person, the basic ticket offers strong value if you mainly want entertainment. Four hours of live comedy, cabaret, music, games, bingo, and interaction is a lot of time for the entry price. The value becomes less clear if you add a meal and several cocktails, so set a spending limit before you arrive.
Who will enjoy this most

I would recommend FunnyBoyz to:
- Friends planning a lively night in Liverpool
- Hen parties and birthday groups
- People who enjoy drag, camp comedy, and singalong music
- Anyone who likes participating in games rather than only watching a show
- Visitors who want a four-hour indoor activity with a social feel
- Guests looking for a low-cost entertainment option, especially if they skip the extra meal and cocktails
I would think twice if you want a polished theatre production, a quiet meal, or a carefully timed programme. The humour is adult, the event is interactive, and some chaos is built into the format.
You also need to be comfortable with the possibility of direct attention from the performers. You can still sit back and enjoy the show, but the room is designed to involve the audience. A group with mixed tastes may want to agree on that before booking.
Booking details that affect your decision
The host or greeter speaks English, and the activity is conducted in English. The meeting point is Blundells Supper Club in Liverpool, marked by the FunnyBoyz logo, with a hostess outside the entrance.
The experience lasts four hours, and available starting times should be checked before you pay. You can reserve now and pay later, which helps if your Liverpool plans are not fixed. Cancellation is free up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, according to the supplied booking terms.
No transport is included because the event stays at the venue. It also ends back at the meeting point, so you can plan the rest of your night from there. The information provided does not give a specific minimum age, accessibility details, or exact prize list, so contact the provider directly if any of those points matter to you.
Should you book the FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo Cabaret?
Book it if you want a cheerful, adult night of drag, comedy, music, bingo, and audience games for a modest starting price. The friendly interaction, two cabaret slots, unlimited popcorn, and four-hour format give the ticket plenty of entertainment value.
Skip it if you dislike being pulled into games, need an unobstructed view, or want a quiet meal with a fixed start and finish to the performance. For everyone else, this is a good choice for a group night where the goal is laughter rather than sophistication. Just check what your ticket includes, allow four hours, and budget separately for food and drinks.
FAQ
Where does the FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo Cabaret take place?
The event takes place at Blundells Supper Club in Liverpool, Merseyside. The FunnyBoyz logo is displayed on the window, and a drag queen hostess waits outside the entrance.
How long does the experience last?
The event lasts four hours. Check availability for the starting times offered on your chosen date.
What is included in the ticket?
The ticket includes a bingo ticket, unlimited popcorn, and a reserved seat for the full event. A complimentary glass of fizz is included on specific ticket types.
Is the glass of fizz included with every ticket?
No. The glass of fizz is included on specific tickets, so check the ticket option before booking.
Is food included?
No. A two-course meal can be purchased as an add-on, but it is not included in the standard ticket.
What activities take place during the event?
You can expect musical Benidorm Bingo, Spin the Wheel, comedy, drag cabaret, twerk-offs, lip sync battles, and other interactive games.
Is the event conducted in English?
Yes. The host or greeter speaks English, and English is the stated language for the activity.
Can I cancel the booking?
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. The reserve now and pay later option is also available.
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