What facilities are there for access and cash at the hall?

The hall is in the middle of Fraserburgh on Mid Street and is set up to be straightforward for most visitors. There is level access into the main entrance, with staff on hand if you need assistance getting settled at a table. For convenience there is also a cash machine on site, so you do not need to leave the venue if you need to top up funds for tickets or refreshments. As with all licensed bingo, play is strictly 18+, so you should only attend if you are over the legal gambling age.

What food and drink are available during bingo at Fraserburgh?

The club has a small bar, diner and café set-up, so you can get something to eat or drink while you play. Typical choices include hot options such as fish and chips, burgers or chicken dishes, plus quicker bites like hot dogs, filled rolls, chips or baked potatoes, along with sweets such as cakes or ice cream. To go with that there is the usual range of soft drinks, tea, coffee and alcoholic drinks. Menus, offers and prices change over time, so take a look at the current printed menu or ask at the counter on the day.

How long does a typical visit last at this club, and are there breaks in the bingo?

If you play the full afternoon or evening session, you should allow around two to two and a half hours from the first main game to the last. The schedule is split into sections, with natural pauses between blocks of tickets so you can stretch your legs, grab a drink or visit the facilities before the next set of games begins. If you only want a shorter stay you can skip the early or late extras and just buy into the main part of the session.

What are the quietest and busiest times to play at Carlton Bingo Fraserburgh?

Session times at Carlton Bingo Fraserburgh run across mornings, afternoons, and evenings from Wednesday to Sunday, with no bingo on Mondays or Tuesdays. If you prefer a quieter experience, the morning games on Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday are usually the calmest, with fewer players and a more relaxed atmosphere. Afternoon sessions at 1:45 pm attract a moderate crowd, while evening sessions at 6:50 pm, especially later in the week, tend to be the busiest, with more players in attendance and larger prize pots.

What is the difference between the main bingo and the cash bingo at Carlton Bingo Fraserburgh?

At Carlton Bingo Fraserburgh, the main afternoon and evening sessions are the traditional paper or electronic games with set start times and bigger prizes. Cash bingo, on the other hand, runs on in-club terminals in shorter bursts, with smaller, fast-moving games and instant cash prizes. Most regulars treat the cash bingo as something to dip into between the larger sessions or while they are waiting for friends to arrive.

Is there parking at the club?

Yes. Carlton Bingo Fraserburgh is opposite Mid Street Car Park, a small Aberdeenshire Council pay-and-display just across the road with marked bays and disabled spaces. Charges usually apply during the day with payment by machine or RingGo (location code 985555), while evenings and Sundays are more relaxed, so always check the tariff boards when you arrive. If Mid Street is full, use nearby council car parks such as Saltoun Square or Seaforth Street and walk a few minutes back towards Mid Street and the club.

Where should I get off the bus for Carlton Bingo Fraserburgh?

The most convenient stops are just around the corner from the hall. Routes including 69, 74, 76, 78 and 270 call at the Cross Street stop a short walk from Mid Street, while the same 74, 76, 77, 78 and 270 also serve Broad Street by Iceland, still only a few minutes away on foot.

Carlton Bingo Fraserburgh | Session Times and Prices

Carlton Bingo

Last Updated: December 2, 2025

Club Details

Address:	30 Midstreet, Fraserburgh, Aberdeenshire, AB43 9AJ (View on map)
Official Website:	www.carltonclubs.com
Phone Number:	01346 513360
Email:	fraserburghbingo@carltonclubs.com
Social Profiles:	Facebook

Opening Times

Session times and prices are subject to change. Always verify the latest details with the venue before visiting.

Carlton Bingo Fraserburgh is closed on Monday and Tuesday. It opens at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday and at 5:15 p.m. on Thursday and Sunday.

Please note that the venue is closed between 3 p.m. and 5:15 p.m. on Wednesday and Friday and between 4 p.m. and 5:15 p.m. on Saturday.

Day	Open Hours
Monday	Closed
Tuesday	Closed
Wednesday	11am – 3pm / 5:15pm – 10pm
Thursday	5:15pm – 10 pm
Friday	11am – 3pm / 5:15pm – 10pm
Saturday	11am – 4pm / 5:15pm – 10pm
Sunday	5:15pm – 10pm

Session Times

Day	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thur	Fri	Sat	Sun
Morning	N/A	N/A	12pm	N/A	12pm	12pm	N/A
Afternoon	N/A	N/A	1:45pm	N/A	1:45pm	1:45pm	N/A
Evening	N/A	N/A	6:50pm	6:50pm	6:50pm	6:50pm	6:50pm

Session Prices

Prices at this club range between £2 to £15.

Morning games are priced at £4 on Saturday and £5 on Wednesday and Friday.

The early afternoon games cost £2, and the main afternoon games are priced at £6 on Wednesday and Friday and £15 on Saturday.

Early games in the evenings are priced at £2, with main sessions costing £8 on Thursday, £10 on Sunday, £11 on Wednesday, and £17 on Friday and Saturday.

All main session prices include your Link game, and the evening sessions include a National ticket.

E-bingos are also available starting from £6 for the morning games, £10 in the afternoon, and £13 in the evening.

About

Carlton Bingo Fraserburgh is in the heart of town on Mid Street, less than 5 minutes from the closest bus stops. The 69, 74, 76, 78 and 270 stop just around the corner in Cross Street, plus the 74, 76, 77, 78 and 270 all stop by Iceland on Broad Street. If you plan on driving, there is a small public pay and display opposite the club. At the time of writing, it costs £2 for 2-3 hours or £5 for 3+ hours. Charges only apply between 8 am – 5 pm Monday to Saturday, but it is worth double-checking the signage when you arrive to confirm these details.

The club is housed inside a former theatre, and although it looks small from the outside, there is seating for over 200 players in the main auditorium. The in-house prizes are pretty decent, but if you pick up tickets to the National, you can play for £25,000! Other facilities include a bar and bistro to purchase meals, snacks and drinks. You will also find some slot machines which feature £500 jackpots.

Membership is free, so just pop in, and the friendly team will set you up and prepare you to play in just a few minutes!

Pictures

exterior — Outside the bingo hall in Fraserburgh.

interior — The club is ready for the Christmas party!

Carlton Bingo Fraserburgh FAQ

Alongside the regular house prizes, the club links into bigger games such as the National, where pots have previously reached up to the £25,000 mark, plus extra jackpots if you call within a low number of calls. There are also in-house specials from time to time, where particular sessions are advertised with boosted prize money or guaranteed higher full houses. Exact jackpot amounts, call numbers and which sessions carry them can change, so it is always worth checking that day’s session sheet or asking at the desk what big games are on when you visit.

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