After the bleak year that was, everyone is looking for eccentric thrills and entertaining spills this summer. And they don’t come much more explosive than an immersive Bingo Rave with Bingo Loco. For the first time ever, this worldwide brand is bringing epic throwback tunes, showers of confetti, outrageous performers and so much more to a major city near you this July.
Bingo Loco has filled theatres and venues across the world from New York to Dubai to Sydney, entertaining hundreds of thousands of people as it goes. Known for a trademark sense of madness that has turned the traditional game on its head, Bingo Loco is all about carnage and chaos with sensational prizes ranging from the amazing eg new car, VIP Coachella experience or week in Vegas, to the absurd such as a lawnmower or 10-foot teddy bears.
As well as that you can expect epic dance-offs, massive throwback tunes, CO2 cannons, confetti showers, speed Macarena, foul-mouthed wind-up merchants, cheeky stage performers, lip-sync battles, fancy dress, outrageous props, holiday giveaways, fantastic crowds, weird and wonderful times and of course, a not so casual game of bingo.
Says William Meara, Minister of Mayhem at Bingo Loco, “The global demand for immersive and interactive entertainment shows that people want more from a night out. We’re all about more! We dragged bingo from the dark ages into a full-blown rave. After over 800 shows, we fine-tuned the formula for the perfect social experiment! Oh, and not to mention the weirdest and wackiest prizes ever with previous prizes ranging from trips to Vegas and a boat, all the way to a Nobel space hopper! No two shows are ever the same and that keeps our customers coming back time and time again.”
Through July, this outrageous and unforgettable night out is coming to a major city near you with even planned in Birmingham, Ipswich, Watford, Gloucester, Colchester, Chelmsford, Romford, Nottingham, Plymouth, Brighton, Leeds, Middlesbrough, Derby, Kingston, Coventry and Exeter. Bingo Loco is the perfect post-lockdown experience and sensory overload for those who’ve been cooped up inside for so long.
