This is how I want my bingo hall to be like. Super friendly welcoming staff. We went on a Friday,…read morebut the real night is Saturday. They still let us play super fast games with a few others that had the same curiosity about this place and just rolled on in. We will come back on a Saturday.

New owners, more fun!! This used to be Wellington Bingo but they have reopened with new owners and…read moreits a great game. Not as fast-paced as it used to be, BUT: - regular games pay $10, $20, and $50, double if tabletop - night coverall guaranteed $200 at the end of the night - the workers are NICE, and the manager is awesome - jackpots and quickies every hour - free play if you hit in less than 7 numbers - bonus pot if you hit in 4 numbers - free coffee & tea, plus snack and machines A little hard to find. It's in the alley off Frankford Ave & Cottman, next to the smoke shop & Rent-A-Center. They have a Facebook Page!

I've never actually seen one of these until this week. People actually flock to this hall in…read moremid-afternoon on weekdays to play bingo! It's shocking to me! The people watching is amazing. A woman with a microphone calls a number, players then check off the number on their card. And they love it! Here's my proposition: if anyone has the gear, we should make a documentary about this place. The winners, the losers. What they do when they leave the hall. I'll split artistic credit with any takers. It would surely rock YouTube.

Friendly BINGO Hall with many regulars coming back week after week. Pot is $1000.+ weekly. They…read morehave pull tab games and horse races too as well as the shared 50/50 games. Good light meals, ample parking with no steps and good callers too!

So much fun! Super clean area all the games were fun for both the competitive aspect and teamwork…read moreaspect. Met the GM Shaun too he was extremely helpful!

My husband and I had such a great time here! The hour goes by quickly. Once you check in you can…read moreput your belongings into an assigned locker that you can open and lock with a specific bracelet. Then, someone orients you to the place. Your session time starts when you scan into your first game room! There's restrooms and also a public water fountain there for you. They also host birthday parties. We will definitely be back! The games can be adjusted to the levels that are appropriate and there's so many different games in each room. It appeals to children and two adults!

The shows are original and quite funny. There is singing and dancing. You get your moneys worth…read more There is also a bar beneath the theater where they serve before and after the show and during intermission.

Well, OK, but I did get the strong impression that we were the only party among attendees who were…read morenot friends or relatives of the staff. Too long and just not funny enough. Seriously, a skit making fun of the IRS? Is this 1985? Try harder please. You guys can do better, and you CAN do better. Just work harder at it. Earn your place in M & W history.

Great bingo every Tuesday; games start at 6:15. There is a kitchen for food. Has an intermission…read more Games pay $80, more when there are more people. Jackpot $1000 when over 85 people. Plenty of parking. Many rips including several up at $1100.

Magical unicorn here! I visited Fright Factory this year on the final Saturday (the busiest night)…read morebefore Halloween and it is well worth the money, especially when you can go alone or at most a group of two. The scare actors timed their approaches perfectly and scared the living !@#$%^&* out of me more than ten times. I was scared out of my mind at one point and thought about leaving, but I had to continue because, well, I paid for a VIP ticket! At one point, I could not see in front of me and I felt so discombobulated that I wanted to sit and calm myself down. Right after I left the haunt, I felt really nauseous. That's how scary this was. This haunt is THE BEST HAUNT IN PHILLY 2025. Eastern State Penitentiary was good. Lincoln Mill was better. But this haunt... jeez, it's on another level. Nobody's paying me to say any of this. I like going to places without someone else swaying my opinion. The scenes are really good and well thought out. Lincoln Mill tried copying one of the scenes at Fright Factory but it pales by comparison to Fright Factory. You will be scared out of your mind when the monster approaches you in it. Big props to the creepy clowns. They make Art the Clown look normal by comparison. One clown in particular had this way of approaching me that was hella creepy. I was freaked out! I timed this haunt on my smart watch at 25 minutes from start to finish. It is described as three parts/acts/sections according to their web site and other reviews. There's more to it than just thinking about the haunt as sections. If you submerge yourself into any one room for too long, you will see, as I did, how scary that could be. I was hightailing it out of certain areas as fast as I could as the monsters chased after me, sometimes for long corridors before they let up. You're looking at a much longer haunt stepwise than most other haunts. According to my smart watch, I experienced almost 4 minutes of 127+ bpm heart rate (that's super high intensity), about 11.5 minutes of 99-127 bpm heart rate (high intensity), and 11 minutes of 71-99 bpm moderate intensity. I'm an elite level athlete (#6 in the world in yoga asana competition), so your experience may differ. If you suffer from any heart or breathing conditions, be sure to get that all well-maintained before you enter this scary haunt.

They definitely need more actors. The area is dirty waiting in line. The guy was yelling at people…read moreto form a straight line when everyone was already in a straight line. It was super annoying. Lincoln Mills in Manayunk is so much better.