Are there slot machines or other machines as well as bingo at this club?

Yes, in addition to the bingo hall, Leo Leisure Eastbourne offers an arcade area with a selection of slot-style machines. You’ll find popular titles like Rainbow Riches and other exciting games, some with jackpots of up to £500.

Is it better value to play on paper or on Bingo Bees at Leo Leisure?

Both paper tickets and Bingo Bees let you play the same games for the same prizes, so it’s up to you: choose paper for a classic, cheaper, hands-on experience, or opt for Bees if you prefer a handheld tablet that automatically marks your numbers and makes it easier to manage more tickets at once.

Do I need to join as a member before I can play?

Yes, but membership at Leo Leisure Eastbourne is free and open to anyone aged 18 or over. You can fill out the form online in advance or sign up at reception and start playing straight away. If you appear under 25, please bring photo ID (like a driving licence or passport), as you may be asked to confirm your age when you join.

Does the venue have its own car park?

There is no private Leo Leisure car park on Pevensey Road, but you have several town-centre options within a short walk. The closest is Trinity Place multi-storey (BN21 3BZ), a 3–5-minute walk from the club, open 24 hours with pay-on-exit or app payments. The Beacon car park on Terminus Road (around 1,000 spaces) is another good multi-storey within a 5–7-minute walk. There are also limited on-street bays in nearby controlled zones, so always check meters and signs for any restrictions.

Which buses stop nearest to Leo Leisure Eastbourne?

For the nearest stop, use the Bingo Hall stop on Seaside, right outside the club. Local buses including routes 1, 1A, 5, 51, 54, 55, 99 and the town’s Loop service all run along this route from the seafront, Old Town, Hampden Park and nearby estates, so most Eastbourne town buses will drop you close to the entrance. Trinity Place and Cornfield Road stops, just a few minutes away, offer extra options if they suit your journey better.

What kind of food and drink can I get during a visit?

Leo Leisure Eastbourne has an in-house diner and bar serving hot meals, basket-style dishes and smaller snacks, along with tea, coffee, soft drinks and alcoholic options. There are usually daily specials alongside the main menu, so it is worth checking for deals if you fancy something more than a quick snack between games.

Leo Leisure Bingo Eastbourne | Session Times and Prices

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Club Details

Address:	1-3 Pevensey Road, East Sussex, Eastbourne, BN21 3HJ (View on map)
Official Website:	www.leoleisure.com
Phone Number:	01323 723232
Email:	contact@leoleisure.co.uk
Social Profiles:	Facebook

Opening Times

Leo Leisure Eastbourne’s doors are open from 11:30 a.m. until 11 p.m. every day of the week. The main session times are displayed in the table below.

Day	Open Hours
Monday	11:30am – 11pm
Tuesday	11:30am – 11pm
Wednesday	11:30am – 11pm
Thursday	11:30am – 11pm
Friday	11:30am – 11pm
Saturday	11:30am – 11pm
Sunday	11:30am – 11pm

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	12pm	12pm	12pm	12pm	12pm	12pm	12pm
Evening	6:15pm	6:15pm	6:15pm	6:15pm	6:15pm	6:15pm	6:15pm

Bingo session details can be updated without notice. Always check before attending.

Session Prices

Prices at this club are for packages that contain tickets to all of the games in each session.

Afternoon prices range from £12.50 to £18.50 from Sunday to Thursday, with increases to £23 on Friday and £27.50 on Saturday.

The cheapest times to play are Monday and Thursday evenings at £4.50. On other days, evening sessions range from £19.50 to £25.

Electronic tickets cost £18.50 – £27.50 in the afternoons and £23 – £43.50 in the evenings.

It is well worth checking out the official website, as you will find that a number of sessions also come with added goodies, such as a free 3-course dinner or a free curry and drink evenings!

About

Leo Leisure Eastbourne is located in the heart of town, just around the corner from the Arndale Centre. Trinity Place has a large NCP car park that is less than five minutes away. Regular bus services, including the 1, 51, 54, 55, and the loop, will drop you off and pick you up directly outside the venue.

The team is friendly and helpful, and if you are new to bingo, they will be more than happy to explain how to play. In addition to the incredible value prices, the club offers plenty of promotions such as half-price bingo and all sessions for a fiver. Follow their Facebook page to ensure you do not miss any special offers. If you fancy a break from bingo, you can head to the arcade area, which is full of the latest and most popular slots. You might even scoop an instant £500 jackpot prize on Rainbow Riches.