Liverpool: FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo Cabaret Show (Fridays)

FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo Cabaret is less a show you sit down to watch than a three-hour party led by drag queens. From the welcome outside Blundells Supper Club to the last cabaret slot, the queens mingle, joke, take shots with the crowd, and pull people into the action. Sandi and Dizzy have drawn particular praise for keeping everyone involved.

I like the musical bingo, which gives the evening a simple game to follow even when the room gets loud. I also like the unlimited popcorn, the twerk-offs, and the lip sync battles, since you can join in rather than simply watch a stage performance.

The main thing to consider is the venue. It can feel crowded, and structural pillars may block some views from certain tables. Drinks, especially cocktails, can also cost more than expected, and the comedy is very adult.

Key points to know before booking

• The show starts at the door: A drag queen hostess welcomes you outside Blundells Supper Club, and the interaction continues throughout the evening.
• Musical bingo drives the night: You receive a bingo ticket and play along to Benidorm-themed songs, with prizes up for grabs.
• Audience participation is central: Twerk-offs, lip sync battles, Queen’s Catwalk moments, and Spin the Wheel can put you in the spotlight.
• Unlimited popcorn is included: It gives you something to nibble on during the full event, though other food and drink costs are separate.
• VIP is a group add-on: It includes decorations, prosecco, shots, photos, and special attention for a birthday, hen party, or divorce celebration.
• Expect adult comedy and a lively room: This suits outgoing groups more than anyone hoping for a quiet cabaret with an unobstructed view.

A drag show that begins before you find your seat

The first useful thing to understand is the format. You are not waiting through a long introduction for the real entertainment to begin. A drag queen hostess meets you outside Blundells Supper Club, identified by the large FunnyBoyz logo on the window, and the interaction begins as soon as you arrive.

Inside, the queens move around the venue rather than staying on stage. They mingle with the group, trade jokes, encourage dancing, and may have shots with you. That makes this feel closer to a hosted party than a standard cabaret show with a fixed audience.

I like this setup because it gives the night a quick pulse. You do not need to know exactly when a performance slot starts. The full event is built around banter, games, music, short cabaret performances, and audience involvement.

It also means you should be ready to take part. If you prefer to watch without being noticed, sit back and enjoy the show, but do not assume you will remain entirely anonymous. The queens are there to draw people into the fun.

How the three-hour evening unfolds

The activity lasts about three hours, though the exact starting time depends on the date you choose. The evening is made up of several elements rather than one continuous stage production.

You can expect cabaret slots from the FunnyBoyz drag queens, with comedy running through the event. Between performances, the queens work the room and set up the next game or challenge. The change of pace helps keep the night moving, especially for groups who want music and laughs rather than a formal theatre performance.

The lineup can include:

• Musical Benidorm Bingo
• Spin the Wheel
• Twerk-offs
• Lip sync battles
• Drag queen cabaret
• Comedy and crowd interaction
• Dancing and singalongs
• Prizes

The exact balance may vary from one Friday to the next. That is part of the appeal, but it also means you should not book this expecting a tightly timed concert with a fixed list of acts.

Benidorm Bingo gives the night its structure

The bingo is musical and Benidorm-themed, so you need to listen to the songs rather than simply wait for numbers to be called. You receive a bingo ticket and follow the music as the queens lead the game.

This is a good fit for a mixed group. People who are not eager to perform can still play bingo, sing along, and cheer on the more daring members of the party. Prizes add a reason to pay attention, even after the dancing and drinks begin.

The Benidorm theme also tells you something about the tone. Expect broad holiday humour, familiar songs, playful camp, and plenty of cheeky jokes. It is not subtle entertainment, and the comedy is specifically described as very adult.

If you are arranging a birthday or hen party, bingo offers a useful shared activity. It stops the night from becoming only a sequence of songs and gives everyone something to do at the same time.

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

Spin the Wheel supplies the unpredictable part of the evening. It can lead to challenges such as twerk-offs and lip sync battles, along with other audience games. You may be invited to show your own talent, though the format is designed so the whole room can enjoy the moment even when one person is taking part.

The twerk-offs are exactly the sort of feature that will appeal to an outgoing group. A birthday person, hen party member, or willing friend can become the focus while everyone else cheers. The lip sync battles offer another route into the action for people who would rather perform with a song than dance alone.

I would not book this if you strongly dislike public participation. The point is not polished competition. It is comic performance, exaggerated confidence, and the pleasure of seeing friends make fools of themselves in good spirits.

The queens help keep the tone friendly. Sandi and Dizzy have been singled out for their humour and their ability to involve the whole room. That matters here because the quality of the hosting is more important than any single cabaret number.

Cabaret slots and the FunnyBoyz style

The cabaret performances give the night its stage-show moments. You can expect drag acts, music, comedy, and interaction rather than a serious theatre production. The queens are described as glamorous, but the emphasis is on fun and contact with the audience.

The music is a major part of the experience. People can dance and sing along, and the room may become as much a dance floor as a cabaret venue. If your group wants a polished seated show with quiet attention, this format may feel too loose. If you like a loud night where the performers move around the audience, it should suit you well.

The comedy can be very adult, so keep that in mind when choosing the group. This is aimed at adults looking for a cheeky night out, not a family show.

There is also a useful distinction between this and a conventional drag revue. At a typical revue, the audience watches a sequence of acts from a fixed seat. Here, the queens are part of the room for much of the evening. That makes the experience more personal, but it also creates more noise and less predictability.

What the VIP Party Package adds

The VIP Party Package is sold per group, not per person, and it only works when bought with a fully paid standard ticket. You need a valid standing ticket or a ticket for seating areas A, B, or C. Buying the add-on alone is not enough.

For a celebration, the package adds several practical extras:

• A decorated table with balloons and confetti
• A goody bag
• A bottle of prosecco
• Unlimited popcorn
• One round of shots, one per person
• A stage photoshoot with the drag queens
• A Queen’s Catwalk appearance for the main celebrant
• Shout-outs and extra attention during the evening
• A surprise Treasure Chest chance connected to the cabaret shows

Extra bottles of prosecco cost £20 each. The package is aimed at birthdays, hen parties, and even divorce celebrations, so it is clearly built for groups that want a central person recognized throughout the night.

I see the value mainly in the reserved celebratory treatment, decorations, and photos. If your group only wants entry and entertainment, the basic ticket may be enough. If the point is to make one person the focus, the add-on gives the queens a planned way to do that.

Remember that the package is priced per group booking. Check the full cost against your group size before adding it, since the value depends on how many people share the extras.

The venue, seating, and sightlines

Blundells Supper Club is easy to identify from the large FunnyBoyz logo outside. A hostess waits at the entrance, which removes much of the usual uncertainty when arriving at a busy evening event.

The room can feel tight when the show gets lively. Structural pillars may block part of the view from some tables. One practical advantage is that people have been able to move position when needed, but you should not assume every seat gives a clear view of every performance.

That matters less during the roaming sections, when the queens come to you, but it matters more during a stage photoshoot or cabaret slot. If a clear sightline is important, study the available seating categories before booking and consider asking the venue about the table position.

The wheelchair-accessible status is useful, but you should still confirm the exact seating arrangement and access details when booking if you have specific requirements. The available information confirms accessibility, but it does not describe every route inside the venue.

Drinks, popcorn, and the real cost of the night

At a listed price of $9 per person, the basic ticket is inexpensive for a three-hour evening with live entertainment, games, prizes, and unlimited popcorn. The value is especially strong if you plan to take part in the bingo and audience activities rather than treating the ticket as a seat for a stage show.

Your extra spending is likely to come from drinks and any celebration package. Cocktail prices have been described as high for what they are, so set a budget before you arrive. The prosecco and shots in the VIP package may make sense for a group celebration, but the basic ticket does not include every drink.

The unlimited popcorn is a small but useful inclusion. It keeps the event from feeling like three hours of paid drinks only, although it is not a replacement for a full meal. The supplied information does not describe a meal service, so plan your evening around the entertainment rather than expecting a dinner.

Drinks can also be strong. One account described them as a bit lethal, which is a good reminder to pace yourself during a long, interactive night. The queens may encourage shots, but you do not need to match their energy glass for glass.

Who will enjoy FunnyBoyz most

This is a strong choice for a group that likes:

• Drag comedy and camp performance
• Loud music and singalongs
• Audience games
• Dancing and playful competition
• Birthdays and hen parties
• A relaxed, informal room
• Adult humour

It can work for a first visit to Liverpool if you want an evening rather than a daytime sightseeing activity. It is also suitable for local groups looking for a repeat night out, since the mix of crowd interaction and performances can change with the night.

I would be more cautious if you need a quiet venue, dislike being called on, or want a precise theatre schedule. The crowd energy is central to the experience. The same loose organization that adds comic chaos can frustrate someone who wants every part of the night planned.

One useful point is that you do not need performance skills. The twerk-offs and lip sync battles are there for fun, not professional judging. Still, the best experience comes when at least some members of your group are happy to join in.

Booking, timing, and cancellation

The event is held on Fridays and lasts about three hours. Starting times vary, so check availability for your chosen date before making evening plans.

The host or greeter speaks English, and the experience is conducted in English. Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the event for a full refund. You can also reserve now and pay later, which helps if you are organizing a group and still waiting for final numbers.

At the entrance, look for the FunnyBoyz logo on Blundells Supper Club. A drag queen hostess should be outside to welcome you in, making the meeting point straightforward.

FAQ

Where does FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo Cabaret take place?

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

How long does the experience last?

The event lasts approximately three hours. Starting times vary, so check availability for the date you want.

What is included in the evening?

The event includes drag cabaret, comedy, audience interaction, musical Benidorm Bingo, Spin the Wheel, twerk-offs, lip sync battles, and unlimited popcorn. Ticket inclusions can vary by ticket type.

Is the event suitable for children?

The comedy is described as very adult, so this is an adult-oriented experience.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Yes, the activity is listed as wheelchair accessible. The available details do not specify individual seating arrangements, so contact the venue if you need particular access support.

Can I cancel my booking?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

What does the VIP Party Package include?

The group package includes a decorated table, balloons, confetti, a goody bag, one bottle of prosecco, unlimited popcorn, one round of shots per person, a stage photoshoot, a Queen’s Catwalk appearance, shout-outs, and a Treasure Chest opportunity. It must be bought with a fully paid standing ticket or a ticket for seating areas A, B, or C.

Should you book this Liverpool drag cabaret?

Book it if you want a social, funny, highly interactive night where the queens are among the crowd as much as on stage. The low listed ticket price, unlimited popcorn, musical bingo, prizes, and three-hour format offer good value for an outgoing group.

Go in knowing that the venue may have obstructed views, cocktails can be costly, and the evening is adult, loud, and loosely organized. For a birthday, hen party, or friends who enjoy being pulled into the action, FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo Cabaret should make a memorable Friday night. If you want a quiet seat and a polished theatre production, choose something else.