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Central Texas
Austin
- North Austin Bingo (Noon Hall)
- North Lamar Bingo (Evening Hall)
- Balcones Bingo (Late Night Hall)
Killeen
- [NEW] Killeen Bingo (Morning Hall)
South Texas
Corpus Christi
- Crosstown Bingo (Daytime Hall)
- Las Vegas Bingo (Evening Hall)
- BingoLand Afternoon NEW!
- BingoLand Late Night Bingo NEW!
- All Saints Bingo NEW!
Rio Grande Valley
- Conway Bingo (Evening Hall)
- Golden Valley Bingo (Evening Hall)
Houston
- Rosenberg Day Bingo (Daytime Hall)
- Rosenberg Night Bingo (Evening Hall)
San Antonio
Airport Area
- Jackpot Bingo (Morning Hall)
- Power Bingo (Evening Hall)
Northwest San Antonio
- Bandera Late Night Bingo (Midnight Hall)
- Callaghan Bingo (Morning Hall)
- Golden Bingo (Morning/Evening Hall)
- Grissom Bingo (Evening Hall)
- Ingram Late Night Bingo (Midnight Hall)
- Lucky Bingo (Evening Hall)
- Plaza Bingo (Evening Hall)
- Unique Bingo (Afternoon Hall)
South San Antonio
- Megabucks Bingo (Evening Hall)
- Mission Bingo (Evening Hall)
- Southeast Bingo (Morning Hall)
Satellite Cities
- [NEW] Seguin Day Bingo (Morning Hall)
- Seguin Night Bingo (Evening Hall)
- New Braunfels Bingo (Evening Hall)
COVID-19 PRECAUTIONS
Golden Bingo Family has always placed the health and safety of our customers, employees and vendors as our #1 priority. We are starting to open some of our bingo halls after the shelter in home orders have been lifted with new rules, designed to keep everyone safe.
Thank you for your understanding.
Maximum occupancy of all of our bingo halls has been lowered to 50%. Customers will be allowed inside the hall on a first come, first serve basis.
Cloth face coverings (over the nose and mouth) are required for all customers, employees, and vendors. Only the caller may remove their mask during the bingo session.
Temperature will be taken for everyone entering the hall. You must have a temperature of 99.0 F or below to be allowed into the bingo hall.
Social distancing will be enforced. Please maintain at least 6 ft separation from anyone not a member of your household. Every other table must remain empty.
Customers and employees must wash or sanitize their hands upon entering the bingo hall. We recommend that you wash your hands frequently during your stay at the hall.
For your convenience, all bingo halls have been equipped with new hand sanitizing stations. Please use them if you are unable to wash your hands, or as an extra precaution after hand washing.
Our Numbers in 2019
GBF Reviews
I found this to be my new entertainment and chill spot… Overall all the ushers are fun and nice snack bars is good and everyone is nice…
KC ZamoraIngram Late Night Bingo
This is like my home away from home! I can honestly say that I feel very much welcome and I really enjoy this bingo hall, atmosphere is very positive!
Laurie GonzalesCrosstown Bingo
I enjoy playing BINGO at Crosstown and Las Vagas Bingo every chance I get…. !!! (Thank you ) you make it fun to play. .!!
Alejandro AlvarezLas Vegas / Crosstown Bingo
Great place! Very reasonable, food is great, a bit expensive but good… Great blessings coming MY WAY… TYJ…
Lisa Chalesgirl AlejosNorth Lamar Bingo
My best place to play bingo!
Diana PerezSoutheast Bingo
Very spacious, clean, no smoking allowed, & the staff assisted in explaining everything to my friends and I. The snack stand has hamburgers, fully loaded nachos, chips, sodas, and candy. My friends and I will be back soon!
Monique GaribayPower Bingo
Friendly staff, quick on getting the customer their pull tabs. Also, the snack bar is awesome.
Felipe ChapaGolden Bingo
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