Liverpool: FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo Cabaret Show

Liverpool’s FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo Cabaret is less a seated show than a four-hour party with a bingo card. Drag queens welcome you at the door, move around the room, joke with the crowd, and keep the action going between two cabaret slots. The whole evening is the show.

I like the easy social feel, especially the mix of musical bingo and silly games. I also like the value: for $10.10 per person, your ticket includes a glass of fizz, unlimited popcorn, a bingo ticket, and a reserved seat. The main catch is the deliberate chaos, plus some tables may have their view blocked by structural pillars.

Key points to know before booking

• Four hours of continuous entertainment: The action begins when you enter and does not wait for one formal curtain-up.
• Musical Benidorm Bingo: You listen for songs rather than simply checking numbers, making the game part of the singalong.
• Drag queens work the room: The performers mingle, joke, and may have shots with you between cabaret moments.
• Your ticket includes useful extras: You receive fizz, unlimited popcorn, a bingo ticket, and a reserved seat.
• Audience participation is central: Twerk-offs, lip sync battles, Spin the Wheel, and other games invite you into the performance.
• The tone is very adult: Expect broad comedy, cheeky jokes, and a lively night rather than a quiet theatre production.

Arriving at Blundells Supper Club

Your meeting point is Blundells Supper Club in Merseyside. Look for the large FunnyBoyz logo in the window. A drag queen hostess waits outside to welcome you in, so finding the entrance should be straightforward.

That welcome matters here. This is not the kind of event where you quietly locate a numbered seat and wait for the lights to dim. The entertainment begins from the moment you walk through the door. You are brought into the mood early, with a hostess greeting you and drag performers taking an active role in the room.

The venue returns to the same meeting point at the end, so there is no transport between parts of the experience. Check your chosen date for the starting time, since the available start times can vary.

Why the whole four hours matters

The event lasts four hours, but it is not four hours of cabaret performed from a stage. FunnyBoyz describes the entertainment as running from entry to departure, with the performers circulating among the tables and keeping the room involved.

You can think of the evening as a chain of short activities rather than one long performance. There are cabaret sections, musical bingo, comedy, games, singalongs, and moments when the drag queens stop by your table. That format gives the night a loose, social rhythm.

I like this approach for groups who want something active. You are not left watching from a distance for most of the evening. At the same time, it may not suit you if you prefer a polished theatre show with clear start and finish times, quiet transitions, and an unobstructed view of a fixed stage.

The event’s slightly messy energy is part of its appeal. One review describes the night as good fun but a little loosely organised, while also noting that the chaos adds to the enjoyment. That is a fair warning. You should expect spontaneity, not clockwork precision.

Musical Benidorm Bingo with a comic twist

Benidorm Bingo is the main game, but this is musical bingo rather than a silent number draw. Your ticket is included, and the format brings songs and singalongs into the game.

This gives the bingo a wider role in the evening. You are not simply waiting for a winning combination. You are listening, joining in, and reacting to the music around you. It works well for people who enjoy familiar cheesy tunes and do not mind making a little noise.

Prizes are available, although the supplied details do not specify what they are or how many are awarded. The same applies to the exact bingo rules, so listen to the instructions when the game begins.

The bingo ticket is a small but useful part of the value. If you booked a similar cabaret without any included activity, the evening could feel like passive entertainment. Here, the ticket gives you something to do and a reason to pay attention between the larger performances.

Spin the Wheel, twerk-offs, and lip sync battles

Spin the Wheel adds another layer of audience participation. The activities connected with it include twerk-offs, lip sync battles, and similar challenges. You may be invited to take part, or you may enjoy watching other people step forward.

This is where the experience becomes personal. The entertainment is not just delivered at you. People in the room can become part of the comedy, sometimes by showing off a talent and sometimes simply by being willing to play along.

You do not need to be a professional singer or dancer. The spirit is playful rather than serious, but the tone is clearly adult. If you dislike being called on in front of a room, you should consider that before booking. The interactive style is a major selling point for confident groups, yet it may feel uncomfortable if you want to stay completely anonymous.

The best way to approach these games is to decide your own level of involvement. You can join a challenge, cheer from your seat, sing along, or enjoy the drag queens’ jokes without trying to win the spotlight.

The drag cabaret between the games

The FunnyBoyz cabaret provides the more traditional show element. There are two cabaret slots during the evening, but the performers do not disappear between them. Their presence continues as they move around the venue, chat with people, and keep the mood going.

The supplied details describe the drag queens as mingling with the room, taking shots with people, and generally having a good time. That tells you what kind of cabaret this is: close, informal, and built around contact with the audience.

The performances are supported by comedy throughout the event. Several of the strongest reactions focus on laughter, friendly hosts, and an atmosphere that stays warm from start to finish. One particularly enthusiastic response describes laughing so much that it hurt, while also praising the hosts and the fun of the entertainment.

You should not book this expecting a formal drag theatre production with a long set from one performer. The appeal is the combination of short cabaret performances and constant interaction. The drag queens help carry the room, not just the stage.

Music, dancing, and the room’s atmosphere

Music is a major part of the night. Singalongs and cheesy tunes give the event an easy communal feel, and one response highlights the music as a strong point, with people getting up to dance.

That makes this a good choice for a birthday, hen night, group celebration, or simply a night out with friends who enjoy loud comedy and shared participation. You will get more from it if your group is willing to sing, clap, dance, and play along.

The atmosphere is described as friendly and welcoming, with repeated praise for the hosts and the kindness of the people involved. That does not mean every moment will suit everyone. The comedy is very adult, and the event can be noisy and unruly. Still, the social structure helps people settle in quickly because the performers do much of the work of breaking the ice.

If you are meeting people who do not all know one another, the games and bingo give you easy points of contact. You can talk about the songs, compare bingo cards, or cheer on a lip sync battle without forcing conversation.

Seating, views, and the optional meal

Your ticket includes a reserved seat for the duration of the event. That is important during a four-hour experience. You can join in, watch the show, and return to the same place rather than searching for a seat every time an activity ends.

There is one practical seating warning. Structural pillars can block the view from some tables. This will matter most during the cabaret slots, when you may want a clear sightline to the performers. The room is designed for a social event, but not every seat will offer the same view.

A two-course meal is available as an add-on. It is not included in the stated ticket price, so check the booking options carefully if you want dinner as part of the evening. The supplied details do not specify the menu, so you should confirm the food choices before paying for the upgrade.

Cocktails are available at an additional cost, but one response felt that some cocktails were expensive for what they were. That is not unusual for an entertainment venue, but it is useful when working out your total budget. The included fizz and popcorn help keep the basic ticket good value, yet drinks and food can raise the final cost.

What the $10.10 ticket gives you

At $10.10 per person, the basic ticket is priced more like an affordable night out than a premium theatre production. You receive:

• A complimentary glass of fizz
• Unlimited popcorn
• A bingo ticket
• A reserved seat for the event
• Four hours of interactive entertainment
• Access to the drag cabaret, comedy, games, and musical activities

That is a strong package if you want a full evening of social entertainment without paying a large admission fee. The value comes from the length and variety. Even if one activity is not your favorite, the night moves on to something else.

The ticket is less of a bargain if you mainly want to sit quietly and watch polished stage work. You are paying for participation, atmosphere, and the performers’ work around the room as much as for the two cabaret slots.

I would also budget for extra drinks if your group plans to stay at the bar. The included fizz is a welcome start, but it may not cover a full four-hour night.

Who will enjoy FunnyBoyz most

I would recommend this experience to you if you enjoy:

• Drag comedy with a cheeky adult tone
• Musical bingo and familiar singalong songs
• Games that involve the audience
• Dancing, shouting, and playful competition
• Informal entertainment rather than a formal theatre show
• A social night where the performers move around the room

It is especially well suited to groups. A table of friends can encourage one another to join the games, laugh at the same jokes, and make the most of the singalongs.

You may want to choose something else if you need a quiet setting, dislike audience participation, or want a carefully timed cabaret with a clear stage view. The pillars may affect sightlines at some tables, and the event’s loose organisation will not appeal to everyone.

The experience is also explicitly adult in tone. The supplied feedback calls it very adult, so do not treat it as a general family show.

Booking details and cancellation

The host or greeter speaks English, and the activity is listed in English. You can reserve now and pay later, which may help if your Liverpool plans are still changing.

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Check the precise booking conditions shown for your selected date, and confirm the start time because availability varies.

Since the event lasts four hours, allow enough time for the full experience rather than planning another fixed activity immediately afterward. The published end point is the original venue.

My verdict on the $10.10 Liverpool night out

I would book FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo Cabaret if you want a low-cost, high-energy evening where the performers make you part of the entertainment. The strongest features are the friendly hosts, constant interaction, musical bingo, broad comedy, and the chance to join twerk-offs or lip sync battles.

The value is helped by the included fizz, popcorn, bingo ticket, and reserved seat. I would keep your expectations realistic about organisation, drinks, and seating. Some views may be blocked, cocktails can cost more than expected, and the adult comedy is not subtle.

Book it for a group that likes to laugh loudly and play along. Skip it if you want a quiet dinner, a formal stage show, or guaranteed sightlines. For the right crowd, this is an inexpensive way to turn a Liverpool night out into a shared party rather than another standard meal and drinks.

FAQ

Where does FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo Cabaret take place?

The event takes place at Blundells Supper Club in Merseyside. Look for the large FunnyBoyz logo in the window.

How long does the experience last?

The activity lasts four hours. Check availability for the starting time on your chosen date.

Does the show have one fixed start time?

No. The entertainment begins when you enter the venue and continues through the event. There are two cabaret slots, but drag queens also mingle and perform activities throughout the evening.

What is included with the ticket?

The ticket includes a complimentary glass of fizz, unlimited popcorn, a bingo ticket, and a reserved seat for the duration of the event.

Is a meal included?

No. A two-course meal can be purchased as an add-on.

What games are included?

The experience includes musical Benidorm Bingo and Spin the Wheel. Spin the Wheel can include activities such as twerk-offs and lip sync battles.

Is the event suitable for children?

The experience is described as very adult, so it is intended for an adult audience.

What language is the experience in?

The host or greeter speaks English, and the activity language is English.

Can I cancel my booking?

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Reserve now and pay later is also available.