Every Mecca club runs two main sessions a day, one in the afternoon and one in the evening from about 7pm to 9pm, and Mecca says itself that prices vary by club and by session. New members get their first visit for £3, bingo and a drink included. There are 49 Mecca clubs open across Britain; each one below has its own page with the club’s times, a price guide and a map.
How a Mecca session runs
Mecca keeps to a simple pattern. The doors open late morning at most clubs, there’s a main session in the afternoon and another in the evening, and each main session lasts around two hours. The evening main is the busy one and usually runs 7pm to 9pm. Around the two mains you’ll find flyers and link games, which is where the timetables start to differ from club to club, and a few halls put on morning games too.
The club pages linked below carry the day-by-day times as the club publishes them, so if you’re planning a specific night, that’s where to look rather than here. Mecca’s themed nights, which it calls Sun City Bingo, Bounce Bingo and Anyway Up Bingo, don’t run everywhere and don’t run every week, so check the club’s own page or the app before you set off.
What Mecca bingo costs
There isn’t a national Mecca price list, and Mecca doesn’t pretend there is: its own clubs page says prices vary by club and session. In practice an afternoon main is the cheaper end and a Saturday night is the dearer end, with paper books priced per session and electronic packages costing more but covering more tickets. Our club pages give a price range for each hall as a guide. Those ranges do move, so we describe them rather than quote tonight’s figure.
The one price that is the same everywhere is the new-member deal. Join in club or online and your first main session is £3, which covers the main game book, the seasonal flyer, the American and Lucky Stars games and a drink from the standard house menu. You have to be a member to play at all, and you have to be 18. Slots start at 10p a spin if you want something between sessions.
Every Mecca club, by area
49 open clubs, and 34 that have closed since we started listing them, kept under each area so you can see what used to be near you. Open and closed status was last checked against Mecca’s own club finder in June 2026.
London and South East
7 closed Mecca clubs in this area
- AndoverHampshire
- AshfordKent
- CamdenLondon
- CatfordLondon
- HayesLondon
- SittingbourneKent
- Wood GreenLondon
East of England
South West
3 closed Mecca clubs in this area
- BridgwaterSomerset
- GloucesterGloucestershire
- PlymouthDevon
Midlands
- Acocks GreenWest Midlands
- BeestonNottinghamshire
- BilstonWest Midlands
- Brierley Hill, DudleyWest Midlands
- BurtonStaffordshire
- ChesterfieldDerbyshire
- KingstandingWest Midlands
- LeicesterLeicestershire
- OldburyWest Midlands
- WednesburyWest Midlands
2 closed Mecca clubs in this area
- Stoke, HanleyStoke On Trent
- TelfordShropshire
North West
- BirkenheadMerseyside
- BlackpoolSouth Lancashire
- BoltonGreater Manchester
- CreweCheshire
- HamiltonSouth Lancashire
- Knotty AshMerseyside
- OldhamGreater Manchester
- St HelensMerseyside
6 closed Mecca clubs in this area
Yorkshire
- CrossgatesWest Yorkshire
- HuddersfieldWest Yorkshire
- Hull (Clough Road)East Yorkshire
- SheffieldSouth Yorkshire
- WakefieldWest Yorkshire
9 closed Mecca clubs in this area
- DewsburyWest Yorkshire
- DoncasterSouth Yorkshire
- HalifaxWest Yorkshire
- Hull CecilEast Yorkshire
- HunsletWest Yorkshire
- Leeds MayfairWest Yorkshire
- RotherhamSouth Yorkshire
- ScarboroughNorth Yorkshire
- YorkNorth Yorkshire
North East
- BlythNorthumberland
- GatesheadCounty Durham
- HartlepoolCounty Durham
- StocktonCounty Durham
- SunderlandTyne and Wear
Scotland
- AberdeenAberdeenshire
- DrumchapelGlasgow
- Dundee DouglasfieldAngus
- Glasgow ForgeGlasgow
- Glasgow QuayGlasgow
- PaisleyGlasgow
4 closed Mecca clubs in this area
- AyrAyrshire
- Dundee PlayhouseAngus
- Leith, EdinburghEdinburgh
- RutherglenGlasgow
Wales
1 closed Mecca club in this area
- CwmbranWales
The My Mecca app and membership
Mecca membership is free and it’s the thing that gets you through the door. You can join online, fill in the form on your local club’s page, or do it on paper at the desk when you arrive. Once you’re a member the My Mecca app is your membership card, so there’s nothing to carry, and it’s also where club offers land. There’s a separate Slots Club app for the machines, with its own vouchers and rewards. Neither app sells bingo tickets for the hall; you still buy those at the club.
If a friend hasn’t been to a Mecca club in two years, referring them earns you a £5 bingo voucher when they come back. A small thing, but it’s the sort of offer that only exists in the halls, not online.