Liverpool: FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo Bottomless Brunch

Liverpool’s FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo Bottomless Brunch turns an afternoon or evening into a loud, playful drag show built around musical bingo, audience games, and cabaret. You can expect the FunnyBoyz cast to work the room with twerk-offs, lip-sync battles, Spin the Wheel, shout-outs, and plenty of chances to join in.

I like the clear party format and the unlimited popcorn, which gives you something to nibble while the show rolls along. I also like the choice between a daytime slot and a later session, plus the chance to add 90 minutes of bottomless drinks and course meals if you arrange that directly.

The main catch is that seating can affect your view and comfort. A recent booking found high stools without backs, blocked sightlines, and a crowded room, while another group had drinks trouble when the bar ran short of mixers and some alcohol.

Key points before you book

• Musical Benidorm Bingo: This is not a quiet number-calling game. Music, drag comedy, and audience participation are all part of the format.
• FunnyBoyz cabaret cast: Expect drag hosts, comic routines, lip-sync battles, twerk-offs, and Spin the Wheel games.
• Two session choices: The daytime booking runs from 2.00pm to 5.30pm, while the evening option runs from 6.30pm to 11.00pm.
• 90-minute bottomless period: Draught lager, cider, wine, prosecco, spirits, cocktails, and soft drinks are available during the timed drinks period when booked directly.
• Party add-on for groups: The VIP package includes decorations, a goody bag, photos, shots, popcorn, and special attention for a birthday, hen party, or divorce celebration.
• Good value at the base price: At the listed $9 per person, the ticket is inexpensive, but the bottomless meal and drink package must be arranged separately.

A Benidorm-style party in Liverpool

This event borrows the cheeky, holiday-resort spirit of Benidorm and puts it into a drag cabaret setting. You are not signing up for a formal brunch with quiet table service. You are signing up for a show where the room, the hosts, and the audience all become part of the entertainment.

That distinction matters. If you want a relaxed meal with a few songs in the background, this may feel too rowdy. If you enjoy camp comedy, loud music, silly games, and being encouraged to join in, the format makes sense from the start.

The FunnyBoyz cast hosts the event in English. No individual drag queen names are supplied, so you should not book expecting a particular performer. The attraction is the cast format itself, with several types of routines rather than one named star.

The current score is 4.1 out of 5 from 27 ratings. That suggests a generally enjoyable party, but not a flawless one. The strongest praise focuses on the fun, the afternoon atmosphere, and the value for group celebrations.

What happens during the daytime session

The daytime time slot is listed as 2.00pm to 5.30pm. The bottomless timer runs from 3.00pm to 4.30pm, giving you a 90-minute window for the included drinks package if you have arranged it directly.

The first part gives you time to settle in, find your place, and get ready for the show. You may receive a glass of fizz and unlimited popcorn as part of the standard inclusions. The popcorn is a small detail, but it helps make the ticket feel like a party rather than a bare cabaret admission.

The entertainment centres on Benidorm Bingo. Because it is musical bingo, the game adds a soundtrack and a faster pace to the usual bingo idea. You will also get comedy from the drag hosts and opportunities for audience interaction.

Spin the Wheel brings another layer of unpredictability. The listed games include twerk-offs and lip-sync battles, along with other challenges. You do not need to treat these as serious contests. They are designed as comic set pieces, so the fun comes from taking part rather than proving any talent.

If you are celebrating with friends, the host may focus on your group during the show. That can be a big part of the appeal, but it also means the event works best for people who are comfortable with attention.

The daytime slot ends at 5.30pm, although the standard activity duration is described as three hours and the supplied timing shows a three-and-a-half-hour window. Since the schedule contains both descriptions, check the exact session time when you book.

How the evening session differs

The night option begins at 6.30pm and is listed through 11.00pm. Its bottomless timer is shown as 6.30pm to 8.00pm, again giving you 90 minutes for the timed drinks period.

This is the better choice if you want the event to form the main part of an evening out. You can begin with the drag show and games, then continue elsewhere in Liverpool afterward, though no onward arrangements are included.

The evening session follows the same basic formula: musical Benidorm Bingo, drag cabaret, Spin the Wheel, twerk-offs, lip-sync battles, and other interactive routines. The later start may suit groups marking a birthday, hen party, or another celebration.

Keep an eye on the time if you choose the bottomless option. The drink period is fixed, not an all-evening arrangement. The listing also gives a longer overall time slot than the stated three-hour duration, so confirm how the venue defines your chosen booking.

The bottomless brunch package in plain terms

The bottomless food and drink package is not quite as simple as the low starting price might suggest. You must contact FunnyBoyz directly to book the course meals and 90-minute bottomless drinks. The base ticket includes drag hosts, the cabaret, a glass of fizz, and unlimited popcorn, but the detailed meal and drink package requires direct arrangement.

The drink list is broad. It includes:

• Draught lager and cider
• Red, white, and rosé wine
• Prosecco
• House Smirnoff vodka
• House Gordons gin
• House Bacardi and spiced Bacardi
• Sex on the Beach, Woo Woo, Cheeky Vimto, and Bloody Mary
• Tequila Sunrise, Blue Lagoon, Purple Rain, and Mojito
• Whisky Mint Julep and Aperol Spritz
• Soft drinks

That range gives you more choice than a package limited to beer, wine, and prosecco. You should still pace yourself. The drinks run for 90 minutes, and the show continues beyond that period.

There is one practical warning. A group booking found that the bar ran out of mixers and some alcohol, which meant certain drinks were unavailable. I would treat the menu as a useful guide rather than a guarantee that every option will be in stock throughout the session.

No detailed meal menu is supplied. You know that course meals are available with the direct-booked package, but you do not know the exact dishes, portion sizes, or dietary choices from the information provided. Ask about those points before paying for the add-on.

Seating can shape the whole afternoon

The seating issue deserves attention. One booking was placed at the back in a corner on tall stools without backs. Posts also blocked parts of the view, and the group had to ask to be moved.

That does not mean every booking has poor seating. It does mean you should not assume that every seat gives a clear view of the stage. A drag show depends on seeing costumes, expressions, choreography, and audience interaction, so a blocked sightline is more serious here than it would be at a dinner.

The VIP Party Package is specifically sold per group and promises placement in the best areas of the venue. It is an add-on, not a replacement for a fully paid standing ticket or seat in categories A, B, or C. An add-on bought without a valid ticket will not be accepted.

If seating matters to you, ask about the available position before you finalise the booking. This is especially useful for anyone who needs a chair with a back, has limited mobility, or wants to see the stage clearly.

The activity is listed as wheelchair accessible. You should still contact the provider about the exact seating position and access arrangements, since the supplied information does not describe the route through the venue or the location of accessible spaces.

Why the VIP group package may be worth it

The VIP Party Package is aimed at groups rather than individuals. It is designed for birthdays, hen parties, and even divorce celebrations, with the goal of making the guest of honour part of the show.

The package includes a decorated table with balloons and confetti, a goody bag, and a better area of the venue. The birthday or hen party person takes part in the Queen’s Catwalk and receives extra shout-outs during the event.

There is also a surprise treasure chest with a chance to take part in the cabaret shows. You get a stage photo session with the drag queens, a round of shots with one per person, unlimited popcorn for the entire event, and one bottle of prosecco. Extra bottles are listed at $20 each.

I would only choose this add-on if your group genuinely wants attention. The catwalk, shout-outs, photos, and stage participation are central parts of the package. For a group that wants to sit quietly together, the extra cost and public focus may not be worthwhile.

The package is paid per group booking, not per person. You need a fully paid standing ticket or a valid seat ticket in categories A, B, or C before the add-on can be used.

How interactive is the drag entertainment

The show is built to involve the audience, but the exact amount of participation depends on the games and the hosts on the day. Twerk-offs and lip-sync battles are listed as regular parts of Spin the Wheel, and the Queen’s Catwalk forms part of the VIP package.

You can expect jokes aimed at the room, calls for volunteers, and group shout-outs. The style is broad and cheeky. One booking described the jokes as dated and the costumes as tacky, so the comedy will not suit every taste.

That criticism is useful because it sets the right expectation. This is camp party entertainment, not polished theatre or a refined cabaret revue. The costumes, jokes, and prizes are part of a deliberately loud style.

The bingo and raffle prizes also appear limited in value. One booking found that the short bingo and raffle prizes were tickets to the venue. If you are choosing the event for the chance to win something substantial, keep expectations modest.

The best reason to join a game is the laugh and the shared moment with your group. The prizes are not the main value.

Value at the listed $9 price

At $9 per person, the basic ticket is cheap for a three-hour party built around a live drag show and several audience games. The included glass of fizz and unlimited popcorn make the entry price feel more complete than a simple door ticket.

The value changes once you add food, bottomless drinks, VIP decorations, or extra prosecco. The supplied information does not give the cost of the meal and drinks package, so you need to contact FunnyBoyz before you can work out the full price.

For a group celebration, the VIP package may make financial sense because the benefits are shared across the group. For two friends, the basic ticket is easier to justify, particularly if you want the entertainment more than the meal.

I would also budget for the possibility that your preferred drinks are unavailable. The menu is generous, but a bar shortage of mixers and certain alcohol was already reported, so flexibility helps.

The event can be good value even if you skip the bottomless package. One birthday group had a fantastic afternoon without choosing bottomless brunch, and the entertainment was still the main reason they enjoyed it.

Who will enjoy FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo

I would recommend this to you if you enjoy:

• Drag comedy and camp performance
• Musical games rather than quiet bingo
• Lip-sync battles and audience challenges
• Group celebrations with plenty of noise and attention
• A low-cost afternoon or evening activity
• The option to add drinks and food for a fixed period

It may not suit you if you want a calm meal, a polished stage production, or a guaranteed clear view from your seat. It is also a weaker choice for a small pair who dislike public participation, particularly if the room focuses heavily on larger celebrations.

Groups of friends are the natural audience. Birthdays and hen parties get the most from the shout-outs and optional VIP package, while couples or pairs may prefer to keep the booking simple and avoid paying for party extras.

Booking details worth checking

The experience is hosted in English in Merseyside, and the listed provider is HAUS OF FUN. Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the booking for a full refund, and you can reserve now and pay later according to the supplied booking terms.

The daytime period is listed as 2.00pm to 5.30pm, with bottomless drinks from 3.00pm to 4.30pm. The night session is listed as 6.30pm to 11.00pm, with bottomless drinks from 6.30pm to 8.00pm.

The supplied information calls the activity three hours, so I would check the exact duration shown for your selected date. Confirm the meal menu, dietary needs, seating position, and availability of the bottomless package directly with FunnyBoyz.

For questions, the supplied contact address is [email protected].

Should you book this Liverpool drag brunch?

Book it if you want a playful, interactive party and you are happy with broad comedy, loud games, and a little audience involvement. The low base price, drag cabaret, musical bingo, glass of fizz, and unlimited popcorn give you a clear reason to go even without the meal package.

For the best value, I would book with a group and decide first if the bottomless drinks or VIP extras fit your plans. Ask about seating before arrival, especially if you need a proper chair or an unobstructed view.

I would skip it if your priority is a quiet brunch, fine food, or a carefully produced theatre show. FunnyBoyz is at its best when you treat it as a rowdy drag party with bingo, not as a conventional meal.

FAQ

Where does FunnyBoyz Benidorm Bingo take place?

The experience is listed in Merseyside, United Kingdom, with Liverpool given as the destination.

How long does the experience last?

The activity is described as three hours. The supplied session details list a daytime time slot from 2.00pm to 5.30pm and a night slot from 6.30pm to 11.00pm, so confirm the exact duration for your booking.

When does the bottomless drinks period run?

For the daytime session, the bottomless timer runs from 3.00pm to 4.30pm. For the night session, it runs from 6.30pm to 8.00pm.

What drinks are available?

The listed choices include draught lager, cider, red, white and rosé wine, prosecco, house spirits, several cocktails, and soft drinks. You must contact the provider directly to book the bottomless drinks and meal package.

Is food included?

Course meals are included with the direct-booked bottomless brunch package. The standard inclusions also list unlimited popcorn and a glass of fizz. No detailed meal menu is provided.

Is the event wheelchair accessible?

Yes. The activity is listed as wheelchair accessible.

Can I cancel and receive a refund?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, according to the supplied booking terms.