Do I need to sign up before visiting Mecca Bingo Glasgow?

You need a Mecca membership to play, but registration is free. You can sign up online in advance or register at reception when you arrive with help from the team. Bring photo ID in case the club needs to confirm your details.

What kinds of optional extras run at Mecca Glasgow?

Alongside the standard main sessions, the club often runs extra games such as flyers and linked sessions with other clubs. The National Bingo Game is also on the schedule, which gives you a local club prize plus the chance to play for jackpots that can reach up to £50,000 on certain calls.

How do I order food and drink during a session at Mecca Bingo Glasgow?

You can order at the bar or food counter, or scan the QR code on your table to order from your seat. The menu usually covers quick bites, burgers and chip shop favourites, plus desserts, and there are sometimes midweek meal deals. You can also use the My Mecca app for table ordering when it is available.

Mecca Bingo Glasgow | Session Times and Prices

Mecca Bingo Glasgow Quay

Get the latest opening times, session schedule and prices.

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Club Details

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Details	Info
Club Name:	Mecca Bingo Glasgow Quay
Address:	8 Springfield Quay, Paisley Road, Glasgow, G5 8NP (View on map)
Operator:	Mecca Bingo (Rank Group)
Website:	meccabingo.com/bingo-clubs/glasgow-quay
Phone:	0141 418 0106
Email:	enquiries.mecquay@rank.com
Social:	Facebook and Twitter
Membership:	Yes (free sign-up)
Age:	18+ only
Food & Drinks:	Diner and two bars (menu varies)
Parking:	Free customer parking on site (4 hr limit and tablet registration for longer stays)
Disabled Access:	Check with the venue

Opening Times

Mecca Glasgow Quay opens at 11:30 am on most days, with Saturday starting earlier at 11 am if you want the one morning session of the week.

Day	Open Hours
Monday	11:30am – 12am
Tuesday	11:30am – 12am
Wednesday	11:30am – 12am
Thursday	11:30am – 12am
Friday	11:30am – 12am
Saturday	11am – 12am
Sunday	11:30am – 1:30am

Session Times

Day	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thur	Fri	Sat	Sun
Morning	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	10:15am	N/A
Afternoon	12pm	12pm	12pm	12pm	12pm	12pm	12pm
Evening	6pm	6pm	6pm	6pm	6pm	6pm	6pm

Opening hours, session schedules and prices can change, so confirm the latest details with the club before you set off.

Session Prices

Prices start from £1, with main event packages costing up to £13.

The Saturday morning session costs £2 at 10:15 am and £4 for the 11 am game. Afternoon books cost £1 – £4 with main events set at £8. Evening main events are similar priced, costing £8 for mains most of the week, only increasing to £13 on Sunday. Other evening tickets range from £1 – £3.

Directions & Parking

Springfield Quay is signed as The Quay and sits just south of the River Clyde, so it is straightforward to reach from the city centre and nearby areas.

Directions

These are a few practical ways to get to the club:

By car: Use postcode G5 8NP for sat-nav, then follow The Quay signage off Paisley Road as you approach the complex.
By bus: Services 9, 10, 23, 26, 38 and 153 stop on Paisley Road by Springfield Quay, then it is a short walk into the complex to reach the club.
By train: Glasgow Central Station is less than a mile away on foot, and you can cross the River Clyde via the pedestrian bridge at Broomielaw.
By Tube: Shields Road SPT Subway station is conveniently close, just south of The Quay, making it useful for travel across the Subway network.
Taxi: Ask for Mecca Bingo at Springfield Quay, Paisley Road, G5 8NP.

Parking

If you’re driving, keep these key points in mind:

On-site parking: Customer parking is free within The Quay complex, with a 4 hour time limit stated on-site.
Longer stays: If you expect to be there beyond the 4 hour limit, staff can direct you to the tablet where you enter your registration details to help avoid a parking charge notice.

Signage, time limits and enforcement can change, so read the notices when you park and follow any instructions on the day.

About

Set beside the River Clyde at Springfield Quay, Mecca Glasgow Quay sits within The Quay leisure complex with plenty of places to eat and other entertainment close by. It works well if you want bingo as part of a bigger evening in one location.

Inside, the main hall has comfortable seating for around 1,300 and roughly 150 e-bingo terminals, with slots and amusements available when you fancy a change between games. There is also a café plus two bars for food and drinks, and the club runs regular in-house deals and competitions.

If you are planning to stay on after your session, Springfield Quay also has options like Hollywood Bowl, a casino and an Odeon cinema within the same complex.

Pictures

Outside Mecca Glasgow — Exterior view of Mecca Glasgow Quay at Springfield Quay.

Bingo hall seating area — A look across the main seating area inside the club.

Slot machines — A selection of slots and arcade machines on site.

FAQ

Yes. Springfield Quay is straightforward to reach by bus via Paisley Road, and the subway is also handy for local connections. If you are coming from Glasgow city centre, it is walkable from Glasgow Central, and drivers can use the Quay car park. See the Directions & Parking section for the most practical route for you.