Liverpool: FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo Cabaret Show (Fridays)

The main event begins the moment you walk through the door. At FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo, drag queens mingle, joke, pose for photos, and pull you into the action before any formal cabaret slot begins. Musical bingo gives the evening a simple thread, while Spin the Wheel keeps changing the pace with twerk-offs, lip sync battles, and other dares.

I like the constant audience contact and the strong value at about $9 per person. Unlimited popcorn, prizes, music, and three hours of entertainment make this far more than a short stage show. The catch is that the room can feel crowded, with structural pillars blocking some tables, and drinks can cost more than the ticket suggests.

Key points to know before booking

• The show starts at the door: Drag queens mingle with you throughout the night, so there is no long wait for the main entertainment.
• Musical bingo is the backbone: You get a bingo ticket and play to Benidorm-themed songs rather than sitting through a standard cabaret.
• Audience participation is central: Twerk-offs, lip sync battles, Spin the Wheel, and the Queen’s Catwalk make this a lively choice for outgoing groups.
• Unlimited popcorn is included: It is a small touch, but useful during a three-hour event.
• VIP is a group add-on: Decorations, prosecco, shots, photos, and birthday or hen-party attention are available only alongside a fully paid ticket.

What the FunnyBoyz night is really like

This is not a conventional cabaret where you sit quietly and watch a sequence of acts. It is closer to a comic party with a drag show running through it. The queens work the room, speak with people at tables, take part in games, and keep the jokes moving between stage appearances.

That format matters. If you want a polished theatre performance with a fixed running order, this may feel loose. If you want to be noticed, join in, sing loudly, and perhaps end up on stage, it is a much better fit.

The night lasts about three hours. You can expect comedy from the start, musical bingo, cabaret slots, prize games, and audience challenges. The event is in English, and the host or greeter is also English-speaking.

Arriving at Blundells Supper Club

The venue is Blundells Supper Club in Liverpool, Merseyside. Look for the large FunnyBoyz logo on the window. A drag queen hostess waits outside to welcome you in, which makes the entrance easy to spot and gives the night an immediate sense of occasion.

You do not need to wonder when the show begins. The welcome is part of the entertainment, and the queens start mingling as soon as you enter. That is useful if you are arriving with a birthday group, hen party, or friends who want to settle in quickly rather than stand around waiting for a curtain call.

The venue itself has a party-club feel rather than a formal theatre layout. Some tables have been affected by structural pillars, so your view can depend on where you sit. If seeing the stage clearly matters to you, ask about the seating arrangement when booking, and arrive with realistic expectations about sightlines.

Musical bingo with a Benidorm twist

Bingo is the evening’s easy way into the comedy. You receive a bingo ticket and listen for the songs called out in the Benidorm-themed musical game. This gives people something to do between performances and helps bring the whole room into the same activity.

You do not need to be a bingo expert. The musical format is designed around recognition, reaction, and noise. You may find yourself singing along before you have even checked your ticket properly.

The Benidorm theme points toward broad holiday humour and familiar party energy. It is not presented as a quiet quiz or a serious competition. The prize element adds a reason to pay attention, but the larger reward is the room-wide reaction when a song lands.

For me, this works better than a show made entirely of stage numbers. Bingo creates pauses, but not dead time. It also gives less outgoing people a way to take part without immediately volunteering for a twerk-off or lip sync battle.

Spin the Wheel, twerk-offs, and lip sync battles

Spin the Wheel supplies the night’s unpredictable moments. It can lead to twerk-offs, lip sync battles, and other audience-led bits, so you should expect the queens to invite people out of their seats.

This is the part to think about before booking. The event is interactive by design. You are not guaranteed to remain an anonymous face in the crowd, particularly if you are celebrating something and have booked a VIP package.

The challenges are meant to be funny rather than technically impressive. You do not need dance training or a good singing voice. Confidence, a willingness to look silly, and a sense of humour will take you further than polished moves.

The music is a major strength. The night includes singalongs and tracks that get people dancing, and the atmosphere can shift quickly from bingo to a full-room party. If you prefer low-volume conversation and a predictable schedule, the same energy may become tiring over three hours.

Drag queens who work the room

The FunnyBoyz queens are not confined to the stage. They mingle with the crowd, have shots with people, pose for photos, and keep up the comic contact throughout the evening. That close interaction is the defining feature of the event.

Sandi and Dizzy have been singled out as especially funny hosts, and their style reflects what this experience does best: quick jokes, direct audience involvement, and a friendly welcome. The exact mix of performers can vary, so I would treat those names as useful context rather than a guaranteed lineup.

You will also get cabaret slots during the evening. These provide proper stage moments, but they are woven into the wider party rather than presented as the whole product. The queen in front of you may soon be back in the room, chatting, teasing, or selecting the next person for a game.

That closeness is valuable for a group celebration. A standard show can leave the guest of honour sitting in the audience. Here, the person celebrating can become part of the night’s story.

How the VIP party package changes the evening

The VIP Party Package is sold per group, not per person. It must be bought with a fully paid standing or seated ticket, and an add-on without a valid event ticket will not be accepted.

The package includes:

• A decorated table in one of the better areas
• Balloons, confetti, and a goody bag
• A Queen’s Catwalk appearance for the hen or birthday person
• Shout-outs and extra attention during the event
• A surprise treasure chest with a chance to join a cabaret show
• One bottle of prosecco
• Unlimited popcorn
• A stage photoshoot with the drag queens
• One round of shots, one per person

Extra prosecco bottles cost $20 each. The package can suit a birthday, hen party, or even a divorce celebration, but it is not necessary for enjoying the show itself.

I would choose VIP only if the group wants the guest of honour placed at the centre of the evening. The decorations and photos add a clear celebration benefit. For a casual night out, the basic ticket should be enough, especially when the core event already includes comedy, games, music, and interaction.

Price and what you receive for about $9

At around $9 per person, the basic price is low for a three-hour night of live entertainment. You receive a bingo ticket and unlimited popcorn, with cabaret, comedy, music, prizes, and interactive games built into the event.

The value comes from the length and the amount of activity rather than from luxury surroundings. This is not a premium theatre production with carefully controlled views. It is a lively social night where the performers supply much of the atmosphere.

Drinks are extra, and this is where your final bill can rise. Some cocktails have been considered expensive for what they are, so I would not judge the full value by the entry price alone. If you plan to drink heavily, set a separate budget.

The $9 ticket works particularly well for a group that wants something different from a standard bar visit. You are paying for an organised evening with entertainers, games, prizes, and a clear theme, not just admission to a room with music.

The room, sightlines, and the small drawbacks

The main practical weakness is the venue layout. Structural pillars can block parts of the stage from some tables. People have moved position to see better, but that is not ideal if you have booked a table and want an uninterrupted view.

The event can also feel loosely organised. That is partly a drawback and partly the source of its charm. The comedy and crowd work benefit from a little disorder, but anyone expecting a precise schedule may find the transitions messy.

The tone is very adult. The comedy, drinking, shots, dancing, and audience participation are aimed at an adult night out. You should book it for friends who are comfortable with bold jokes and possible attention from the performers.

The room has also been described as smaller than the demand might justify. That can mean close contact and strong energy, but it may reduce comfort and visibility. I would favour this experience for atmosphere over personal space.

Best occasions for FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo

This is a natural choice for a birthday or hen party, especially if the group wants the person being celebrated to take part. The Queen’s Catwalk, shout-outs, photos, and treasure chest create several moments that can be remembered later.

It also works for a group of friends visiting Liverpool who want a night with more structure than a pub crawl. The bingo and show give you shared activities, while the queens provide enough spontaneous humour to keep the evening moving.

Solo attendance is less certain. The event is welcoming and friendly, but much of the fun comes from joining the room’s collective energy. If you are comfortable meeting people, dancing, or being called into a game, you can make good use of it. If you want to sit quietly, choose another kind of entertainment.

The same rule applies to couples. You can enjoy the cabaret together, but the evening is not built around romance or a quiet meal. It is loud, social, and deliberately cheeky.

Practical booking advice for a three-hour night

Check the ticket type carefully. The supplied details make clear that each ticket type has its own inclusions, so do not assume every booking includes the same seating or extras.

If you want VIP, buy the event ticket first or at the same time. The group package is not a substitute for admission. It only works when attached to a fully paid standing ticket or one of the available seated ticket types.

Allow the full three hours. The entertainment is not limited to the cabaret slots, and leaving early means missing part of the audience interaction, bingo, games, or final activities.

The venue is wheelchair accessible. Since the event can involve crowd movement and audience participation, it is sensible to check the seating arrangement directly if you need a particular position.

Cancellation is flexible: you can cancel up to 24 hours before the experience for a full refund. You can also reserve now and pay later, which helps if your Liverpool plans are not fixed.

Should you book FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo?

Book it if you want a cheap, adult, interactive night where the drag queens are as active in the room as they are on stage. The strongest reasons are the friendly welcome, constant comedy, excellent audience contact, musical bingo, and the chance to turn a birthday or hen party into the centre of the show.

Skip it if you need clear sightlines, quiet conversation, expensive-looking cocktails, or a tightly timed theatre production. The pillars, crowding, loose organisation, and drink prices are genuine considerations.

For most outgoing groups, the $9 entry price makes this an easy Liverpool night out to try. Bring friends who enjoy singing, dancing, and being part of the joke. If you do, FunnyBoyz gives you three hours of loud music, drag comedy, prizes, and plenty of stories to take home.

FAQ

Where does FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo take place?

The event 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 the entrance.

How long does the event last?

The experience lasts about three hours. The entertainment runs throughout the visit, including mingling, comedy, bingo, cabaret slots, and interactive games.

What is included in the basic experience?

The listed highlights include a bingo ticket and unlimited popcorn. The event also features Benidorm-themed musical bingo, Spin the Wheel, cabaret, comedy, prizes, twerk-offs, and lip sync battles. Check your selected ticket type for its exact inclusions.

Is the event interactive?

Yes. The drag queens mingle with the audience from arrival to departure. You may be invited to join twerk-offs, lip sync battles, the Queen’s Catwalk, or other activities.

Is the VIP Party Package included with admission?

No. The VIP Party Package is an add-on sold per group, and it is valid only when purchased with a fully paid standing or seated ticket.

What does the VIP Party Package include?

It includes a decorated table, balloons, confetti, a goody bag, a Queen’s Catwalk appearance, shout-outs, a treasure chest opportunity, one bottle of prosecco, unlimited popcorn, a stage photoshoot, and one round of shots per person. Extra prosecco bottles cost $20 each.

Can I cancel the booking?

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. The experience also offers a reserve-now, pay-later option.