Bongo's Bingo returns to Preston's Stage City this weekend & limited tickets are still available
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The ever popular night out Bongo’s Bingo returns to Preston this weekend and below is everything you need to know.
What is Bongo’s Bingo ?
Bongo’s Bingo is one of the most talked about nights out in the country: it has travelled the world and back and currently takes place in over 50 UK locations.
The original bingo rave phenomenon has rejuvenated a quintessentially quaint British pastime featuring nostalgia-soaked revelry, rave rounds, dance-offs, en masse Karaoke, crazy prizes, confetti showers and much more in a dose of pure and unadulterated escapism.
What started as a random idea between two friends in Liverpool in 2015 is now the definitive and original competitive socialising event, with over six million tickets sold.


Where and when does it return to Preston?
Bongo’s Bingo takes place at Stage City (formerly Riva Showbar) on Saturday, May 23.
Stage City, located at 53 Tithebarn Street, Preston, PR1 1DJ is welcoming the magic and mayhem for what will be the sixth time this year.
The venue has been the home of Bongo’s Bingo Preston since 2023, when the popular event returned to the city after a few years away.
Are tickets still available?
Yes!
They are however now on final release, which means tickets are limited and cost £19 each.
Tickets can be found here: https://www.bongosbingo.co.uk/event- date/13670/bongos-bingo-preston-230526/
Why should I buy those last remaining tickets?
Organisers told the Post: “Because who doesn’t want to be on stage basking in adulation for smashing The Killers’ Mr Brightside during en-masse Karaoke? Or bouncing arm in arm with new friends during the rave round? Or imagining where would you actually put a 20-foot Wacky Wavy?
“It’s mind-boggling to comprehend the impact Bongo’s Bingo has had across the UK and beyond. Giant pink unicorns? Check. Henry Hoovers? Of course. Space Hoppers? Well - why not?”
