Liverpool: FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo Cabaret Show (Fridays)

A bingo night can get wonderfully unruly. FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo Cabaret turns a Friday evening at Liverpool’s Blundells Supper Club into three hours of drag comedy, singalongs, games, and crowd participation. I like the constant interaction, since the queens mingle from arrival rather than waiting for a formal curtain call. I also like the low $9 starting price, which includes a bingo ticket and unlimited popcorn.

The main thing to consider is the venue layout. Pillars can block views from some tables, and the room may feel crowded when everyone is dancing. This is also an adult night with a loose, cheeky style, so it suits people ready to join in rather than sit quietly through a polished theatre show.

Key things to know before Friday night

• The show begins at the door: A drag queen hostess welcomes you outside, and the entertainment continues throughout the evening.
• Benidorm Bingo is musical: Expect bingo mixed with music, jokes, prizes, and plenty of shouting across the room.
• The queens lead the fun: Sandi and Dizzy have been praised for getting people involved, while the wider team brings a friendly, welcoming mood.
• Participation is part of the ticket: Twerk-offs, lip sync battles, Spin the Wheel, dancing, and singalongs are all part of the format.
• Unlimited popcorn is included: It is a small touch, but useful during a three-hour event.
• VIP is a separate group add-on: It includes decorations, prosecco, shots, photos, and special attention for a birthday, hen party, or divorce celebration.

What kind of night is FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo Cabaret?

This is not a standard cabaret where you take your seat, watch a few acts, and leave. At FunnyBoyz, the drag queens are part of the room from the start. A hostess meets you outside Blundells Supper Club, then the interaction carries on inside with jokes, mingling, shots, and quick-fire entertainment.

That format matters. If you want a fixed stage show with a quiet audience and clear sightlines, this may feel chaotic. If you want a social night where the people around you become part of the entertainment, it makes much more sense.

The event lasts about three hours. During that time, you can expect comedy, cabaret slots, musical bingo, Spin the Wheel, lip sync contests, twerk-offs, and dancing. The order may feel loose by design. One moment you may be watching a drag performance, and the next you may be cheering for someone from your table.

I like this approach because it keeps the energy moving. There is no long wait for the main event. The event itself is the main event.

Arriving at Blundells Supper Club

The meeting point is Blundells Supper Club in Liverpool. Look for the large FunnyBoyz logo on the window. A drag queen hostess waits outside to welcome people in, so the entrance should be easy to identify.

The arrival is part of the performance rather than a simple check-in. You are not being ushered into a silent theatre. You are greeted by a character, brought into the mood, and encouraged to get involved quickly.

That can be especially useful for a birthday group or hen party. Someone who arrives shy may find it easier to join in when the welcome is already playful. On the other hand, if your group prefers a calm drink before the entertainment begins, the immediate attention may feel intense.

The supplied information does not give a precise start time, so check the available Friday slot when booking. The event lasts three hours, which is long enough to feel like a full night out without requiring a separate show afterward.

Bingo with a Benidorm twist

The bingo is not a quiet numbers game. It is themed around Benidorm and presented musically, so familiar tunes, comic timing, and audience noise are all part of it. You receive a bingo ticket, and prizes are available during the games.

The Benidorm theme sets the tone. Think bright holiday humour, exaggerated characters, singalong energy, and a knowingly tacky sense of fun. You do not need to know every reference to enjoy it, but people who like musical comedy and big holiday entertainment will probably get the most from it.

Bingo also gives the evening some structure. The drag queens can move between jokes, cabaret numbers, and audience contests, while the game brings everyone back to the same shared activity. It is a good choice for mixed groups because you can take part without needing to perform every minute.

You should still expect the game to be noisy and interactive. If your number comes up, you may be encouraged to react loudly. The point is not silent concentration. The point is to play along.

Spin the Wheel, lip syncs, and twerk-offs

Spin the Wheel adds the unpredictable part of the evening. The activities can include twerk-offs and lip sync battles, along with other challenges. These are not optional extras in spirit, even if you can choose how much you personally take part.

The strongest feature here is the low barrier to joining in. You do not need professional dance skills. A willingness to be silly matters more. The audience becomes part of the show, and the queens supply the encouragement, jokes, and pressure when someone is called forward.

This is where the experience divides people. Some attendees love being singled out and will happily take the stage. Others may prefer to watch from their table. The event works best if everyone in your group understands that participation may be encouraged, and that a little embarrassment is part of the comedy.

Music is a major part of the night. One account of the event described strong singalongs and a room where people were up dancing. That tells you more about the atmosphere than a list of acts can. This is a party with cabaret, not simply cabaret with a few party moments.

Drag cabaret and the queens’ role

The cabaret slots provide the clearest stage moments, but they are only one piece of the experience. The FunnyBoyz queens continue mingling between performances, taking shots with attendees, chatting, and keeping the room active.

That close contact is one of the biggest reasons to book. You are not watching performers from a distant stage for the entire night. The queens can address the room, react to people at tables, and turn ordinary moments into jokes.

Sandi and Dizzy received particular praise for being funny and involving the whole room. The wider team has also been described as friendly, welcoming, and highly interactive. The appeal is not just costumes or lip sync technique. It is the social skill of making people feel included.

The comedy is adult and can be cheeky. The information provided describes the event as very adult, so I would not choose it for anyone expecting a family-friendly show or gentle humour. The tone is more suitable for a group night out, a birthday, a hen party, or a playful celebration among friends.

Why the $9 price can be good value

At $9 per person, the basic ticket is inexpensive for a three-hour entertainment event. It includes a bingo ticket and unlimited popcorn, while the evening also offers drag cabaret, comedy, games, and audience participation.

The value comes from the amount of time and variety rather than from a formal theatre production. You are paying for an active social experience with several parts: musical bingo, Spin the Wheel, cabaret, comedy, and dancing. For a group looking for something different from a bar, the price is easy to justify.

Drinks are extra, and that affects your final bill. One account praised the drinks but called them a bit lethal, while another found some cocktails expensive for what they were. I would set a drinks budget before arriving. The ticket is cheap, but a long evening of cocktails and shots can change the total quickly.

The VIP Party Package costs extra and is charged per group, not per person. It is valid only when bought with a fully paid standing or seated ticket in the listed seating categories. An add-on without a valid ticket will not be accepted.

What the VIP Party Package adds

The VIP option is aimed at people marking a special occasion. The table is placed in one of the better areas and decorated with balloons and confetti. A goody bag is included, along with one bottle of prosecco and unlimited popcorn for the event.

The birthday or hen-party person takes part in the Queen’s Catwalk and receives shout-outs and attention during the evening. There is also a surprise Treasure Chest, which offers a chance to take part in the cabaret shows.

The package includes a stage photoshoot with the drag queens and one round of shots, with one shot per person. Extra prosecco bottles cost $20 each.

I would consider VIP if your group wants the celebration to be a central part of the night. The decorations and special treatment remove the need to arrange much yourself. If you mainly want the bingo and cabaret, the basic ticket may offer better value.

The package is also marketed for unusual celebrations, including a divorce party. That tells you the tone clearly: loud, playful, and built around group memories rather than formal ceremony.

Seating, sightlines, and room comfort

The room layout deserves attention. Pillars can obstruct views from some tables, and one account noted that people had to move around to see better. This does not ruin the event, because much of the action happens around the room, but it can matter during cabaret slots.

If you are booking seats, check the available seating categories carefully. The supplied details refer to standing tickets and seats marked A, B, or C, but do not give a full seating map. For a special occasion, the VIP package may help place your group in a better area, though you should still confirm exactly what your selected ticket includes.

Standing may suit people who want to dance and move around. A seated option may be more comfortable if you prefer a base for your drinks and belongings. Either way, do not expect a hushed theatre layout. The room is designed for movement, music, and interaction.

The venue is wheelchair accessible according to the activity details. If access arrangements are important for your party, confirm the specific seating position when booking, since the information provided does not describe the route inside or the location of accessible places.

The atmosphere: friendly, loud, and slightly chaotic

The strongest praise for this event focuses on the atmosphere. People describe it as friendly, welcoming, hilarious, and fun from beginning to end. That mood comes from the direct contact with the queens and from the fact that the audience is encouraged to participate.

The night can also be a little chaotic. One account called the organisation imperfect but suggested that the disorder added to the fun. That is a fair way to view it. The loose structure can make the event feel spontaneous, but it may frustrate anyone who wants a precise running order.

The music helps keep the room lively. Expect singalongs, dancing, and plenty of noise. If you want to talk quietly with friends, you may find that difficult during the busier parts.

I would book this for people who enjoy being part of a crowd. It is a strong fit for birthdays, hen parties, friend groups, and visitors looking for a distinctly Liverpool night out with a drag-comedy edge. It is less suitable for a date where you want private conversation, or for anyone uncomfortable with adult jokes and public participation.

Practical booking advice for Friday

The event is held on Fridays and lasts three hours. English is the language used, and the host or greeter is English-speaking. Since the entertainment depends on audience interaction, a basic comfort with English jokes, instructions, and song references will help.

There is free cancellation up to 24 hours before the event, and you can reserve now and pay later. That gives you some flexibility if your Liverpool plans are still changing.

Check the ticket inclusions before paying. The information makes clear that each ticket type has its own inclusions. Do not assume that a bingo ticket, seating, VIP extras, or drinks are included in every category.

You can also cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. For groups, make sure the main tickets are valid before adding the VIP package. The VIP option is paid per group, and it cannot replace admission.

Who will enjoy it most?

You will probably enjoy FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo Cabaret if you like:

• Drag comedy with direct audience interaction
• Musical bingo and silly party games
• Dancing, singalongs, and loud group energy
• Twerk-offs, lip sync battles, and being called into the action
• A low-cost night out with optional celebration extras
• Adult humour and a deliberately chaotic party mood

You may want to choose another activity if you prefer a quiet, carefully timed show, dislike public attention, or need clear views from every seat. The pillars and crowded layout can be a real issue for some tables, and drinks may cost more than the low ticket price suggests.

The 4.4 rating from 28 reviews supports a strong overall impression, with especially high praise for the queens, friendliness, comedy, and audience involvement. The less positive points are practical rather than artistic: the room can be crowded, some views are blocked, and organisation may feel loose.

Should you book FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo Cabaret?

Book it if you want an affordable, highly interactive Friday night and your group is happy to laugh at itself. The $9 entry price gives you three hours of drag comedy, musical bingo, games, popcorn, and dancing, which is good value before drinks.

For birthdays, hen parties, and divorce celebrations, the VIP package can make the night feel more personal with decorations, prosecco, shots, photos, and special stage moments. For a casual evening, skip the add-on and spend only on the basic ticket.

My practical advice is simple: arrive ready to participate, keep your drinks budget in check, and do not expect a neat theatre production. If that sounds like your kind of fun, FunnyBoyz offers a memorable Liverpool night with plenty of noise, glitter, and the occasional questionable dance move.

FAQ

Where does FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo Cabaret take place?

It takes place at Blundells Supper Club in Liverpool, Merseyside. The venue has a large FunnyBoyz logo on the window, and a drag queen hostess waits outside to welcome attendees.

Which day is the Benidorm Bingo Cabaret held?

This event is held on Fridays.

How long does the event last?

The stated duration is three hours.

What is included in the basic experience?

The event includes a bingo ticket and unlimited popcorn. The exact inclusions depend on the ticket type you select, so check the details before booking.

Is the event only a stage show?

No. The drag queens interact with attendees from arrival until departure. Cabaret slots are included, but the wider event also features mingling, comedy, games, shots, and audience participation.

What activities take place during the night?

Activities include Benidorm-themed musical bingo, Spin the Wheel, twerk-offs, lip sync battles, comedy, cabaret, dancing, and singalongs.

Is the experience suitable for children?

The event is described as very adult, so it is intended for adults rather than children.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

The activity information states that the experience is wheelchair accessible.

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.