Is Flutters a paper-only bingo at this hall?

This is a traditional paper club. Flutters Bingo Biggleswade does not offer electronic bingo terminals, so all games are played on printed tickets with a dabber. For many regulars that is part of the appeal, as it feels closer to old-school cinema bingo than a tablet-led hall.

How many bingo sessions run each day?

The club opens for afternoon bingo on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, with games starting around 1:45 pm to 1:50 pm, then runs an evening main at 7:30 pm every night of the week. On the other days it opens from 5 pm for evening-only play, so you can treat it as either an afternoon outing or an after work session depending on the day.

How can I find out the latest prices and offers at Flutters Biggleswade?

Because prices and deals change quite often, the venue asks players to contact them directly for up-to-date details. The easiest ways are to call the club, send a Facebook message or speak to the manager, Martin, who can run through that day’s session prices and any specials such as cheaper books or package nights.

What sort of food and drink can I get while I am there?

Flutters has an in-house bar and kitchen serving good-value cooked food across the day, from breakfast-style plates through to evening meals. Reviews regularly pick out the fish and chips, but you will also find other simple mains, snacks and hot and cold drinks at sensible prices.

What kind of little extras and promotions does this club run?

Promos here often come in the form of small treats built into sessions rather than complicated offers. Recent examples have included a free bar of chocolate for everyone on Tuesday afternoons, a free packet of crisps on Thursday afternoons and Monday evening deals where all your paper books for the night are a set price. There are also occasional party nights and celebrations, so it is worth keeping an eye on the Flutters Facebook page for what is coming up.

Which bus routes serve Flutters Bingo Biggleswade?

The nearest stops are on Station Road by the station and Interchange, just a 1–3-minute walk from the club entrance. Buses including routes 85 and 85A towards Potton and Gamlingay and 188, 190 and 200 towards Sandy and Bedford call here, giving easy links from surrounding villages and nearby towns into Biggleswade. You can also use Biggleswade Bus Station and the Asda stops a few minutes away on foot if that suits your journey better.

Flutters Bingo Biggleswade | Session Times and Prices

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Club Details

Address:	Station Road, Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, SG18 8AL (View on map)
Official Website:	www.fluttersbingo.co.uk
Phone Number:	01767 312230
Email:	info@grandbingoclub.co.uk
Social Profiles:	Facebook

Opening Times

Flutters Bingo opens at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, giving you the chance to play some afternoon games. Otherwise, the club opens at 5 p.m. the rest of the week, which is two and a half hours before the evening action begins. All guests and members must be aged 18 or over. No minors are allowed on site.

Day	Open Hours
Monday	5pm – Late
Tuesday	11am – Late
Wednesday	5pm – Late
Thursday	11am – Late
Friday	5pm – Late
Saturday	11am – Late
Sunday	5pm – Late

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	N/A	1:50pm	N/A	1:45pm	N/A	1:50pm	N/A
Evening	7:30pm	7:30pm	7:30pm	7:30pm	7:30pm	7:30pm	7:30pm

Session prices and times may change at any time. Contact the club for the latest info.

Session Prices

For the latest prices, we suggest contacting the club on the phone number listed above and speaking to one of the friendly team or the club manager, Martin, who will be more than happy to provide all the information you need. Facebook is also a great way to contact the club. The team usually replies to any questions or queries within the hour.

About

Flutters Bingo Biggleswade has taken over an old cinema just a few minutes from the High Street. The train station and several bus routes are nearby, plus there is a good-sized parking lot opposite the club and on-street parking.

Unlike the big bingo chains, this club has a family-run feel, creating a great atmosphere. The staff will go out of their way to help you as best they can. The games are reasonably priced, and plenty of money is waiting to be won. The in-house cafe also serves low-priced but tasty breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks, tea, coffee, and alcohol. The only downside we could find with this hall is that they only offer paper tickets, so if you want to play e-bingo, you must seek another club.

Pictures

Biggleswade bingo club — The bingo hall in Biggleswade.

interior — The customers are getting into the spirit of things.

Flutters Bingo Biggleswade FAQ

Inside, the hall still shows its former life as a cinema, with a single main room, stage area and a traditional club layout rather than the very modern style you see at some chains. It is family-run, with a strong community feel, friendly staff and regulars who know each other, so it feels more like a local social club that happens to play bingo than a large retail-park venue.