Let me start out by saying this is a great place to play all the runners get to you. They're nice…read moreJoe the manager is great. But they have a caller named Manny that is impossible for him to start anything on time if the start time for the early bird at 5:30. We're lucky if starts at 5:45 and then he goes outside to smoke a cigarette. Or, then he strolls back in and we're lucky if he doesn't stop to talk to somebody then he gets up on the stand like nothing happens and starts.. A lot of people when they find out that he's calling they'll leave. I like as a person but as a caller he's the worst that I've ever seen. He is also constantly calling the wrong numbers.

Yes, it was a nice OK experience…read more Went the cheapest route - $10 for a computer that plays 66 cards for you. Totally automatic. A number is called and the computer finds it on all of your 66 cards and marks it. All you have to do is pay attention and tell out if you hit a bingo. A session is just about an hour. Four games are played within that hour. A morning session and an afternoon session. If you played both sessions, you'd start about 11:30am and be done by 2:30pm. Cheap entertainment. Doors open at 9-9:30. Why, I don't know. First session starts at 11:30am. Early bird about 11:20am. In between the main bingo games, they have runners trying to sell you smaller quick games for $1 and up, depending on the game. Not bingo per se, but little games for cash or computers. Hard to explain. But the people eat them up. I bought a $1 game. Two rows of numbers hit one from each column, you win $125. Would be a great return. Fun. Only the concession stand was not open, but it did look like people brought their own snacks and drinks.

CASH ONLY! This marked my inaugural visit to a bingo hall, and I anticipated a tad more excitement…read morebased on all the hype I've heard. Upon arriving, you'll purchase your tablet/s at the counter loaded with multiple bingo cards. As the caller announces the numbers, your tablet automatically marks the winning selections. Personally, I find this method lackluster as it kills the instant gratification of feeling like you're one step closer to winning. You'll find people crazed with tablets here. I even spotted one woman managing an astonishing 33 tablets all by herself (yes, I counted--how could you not). In addition to the main bingo games, there are smaller side games available for purchase, overseen by the bingo staff. While food is available for purchase onsite, bringing your own is also an option.

I give this bingo hall 4/5. Because one of the usher just ignored me when I ask for pull-tabs. And…read moreyou can't barely hear what are they playing when you are using the restroom, sometimes you have to rush from the restroom to hear what are they playing next. Other then that it's an all right bingo hall. Good place just relax and have fun and meet new people that have same interests. Not much excitement though. And by the way there's a snack bar.

Came here for the first time with my wife. It was our first experience playing bingo live like…read morethis. It was pretty fun. We had to keep up with the number calling and all the different side games that they were selling and playing. It's a bit run down looking, but it's super spacious. Tons of tables and chairs to choose from. They have TV monitors posted for those who want to see the balls and numbers drawn. They have both paper and electronic tablet bingo. I personally think the tablet takes the fun out of the traditional bingo game, buuuuut if you win, you win. Staff are friendly and helpful. They do have a concession section, but I didn't try any of their food. They BYOB and I've seen others bring their own snacks. The parking lot is huge and they have armed security in the area to watch the parking lot and inside this bingo place.

Me and my wife looked at the website it looked fun so we spent $60 on an uber to get there and the…read moreplace is a ghost town no cars in the parking lot we look in the window and it's vacant nothing inside you would think they would say something about it being shut down but no even on maps it shows it's open and nothing about it being out of business so thanks $60 down the drain for nothing

My brother and I had a wonderful time celebrating his birthday at the Texas Transportation Museum…read more With multiple trains to enter and explore, if you're a railroad enthusiast, whether young or old, you'll have a great time. Exploration at your own pace. A short train ride, topped off with a model train exhibit. Like one of the many volunteers said, "it's no fun adulting." Trains

The people there are all very friendly and helpful. I liked it so much there that I'm now a…read morevolunteer.

I have RE-EVALUATED my outlook on Flamingo Bingo. The place is cleaner, the food is AWESOME (CHRIS…read moreRULES), the game are fair, the caller(s) are consistent and audible, management does well. Some things are still lame here and there, but that's at any BINGO hall... Love the staff and the service. Total positive comeback from four years ago. Terry

Would feel better about the place if : 1. They had security…read moreoutside 2. Seat Cushions are absolutely filthy.

Environment: The Karaoke Room/s are quite charming, varying in size based on the amount of people…read morebut the owners are always accommodating and very attentive. Karaoke Experience: While it's not fully sound proof, yet. The sound system and overall quality is great. We always have a great time, definitely worth a visit!

The long deep red haired Caucasian lady who works the front desk is extremely rude. The mic stopped…read moreworking several times which is fine but it was hard to get her attention from the camera we had to walk all the way back to the front to find your on her phone not paying attention. Several issues with her each time iv went. The blonde lady that works there and I think owns it is super nice.

I called and was told computers was $10 and buy 2 get 3rd for $2. I asked for the daily specal and…read morewas charged $42 for 2 computers at $20 each then $2 for third wtf. So disappointed

I like this BINGO hall. Every Friday its 750 and every Monday is 2k Monday. So tell your friends,…read morefamily or your girl or boyfriend to go with you if you're off from work.

2/2026: This stock show was gigantic and it could really take up a full day. Similar size to the…read moreState Fair in Dallas and pretty crowded on a Thursday. Went with a school trip so I didn't really get to explore but the general admission ticket covers all of the grounds, with the carnival area having a separate wristband for the rides. We saw horses, cows, several educational sessions, the HEB dairy area with information on milk cows, and we really enjoyed the petting farm. All of these activities were free, except at the petting farm you needed to buy food if you wanted to feed the animals ($5 per cup). Petting area was fun for small children, with goats, chickens, a pig, 2 deer. It's a lot of walking so if with small kids, I would bring a stroller, even though some areas might not be very stroller friendly. Throughout the grounds, there were food vendors, drink vendors, and clean restrooms inside the buildings. Parking is $25 for the onsite lot and $10 for the Blue Lot off Gembler Road which was a short shuttle ride. On each way, I didn't have to wait for the shuttle, but not sure if they run that frequently all day. I also went on a Thursday, so on the weekend if you were having to wait 30 mins for the shuttle I could see that it would be worth it for the on site parking, or if you have small kids and don't want to deal with the shuttle! Fun time, would like to go again and if so, I'll try for a weekday again to avoid some crowds.

This was my third year attending the San Antonio Rodeo, and it's always been a fun tradition. This…read moreyear was mostly the same. We spent around $125 on parking and food. We tried a variety of options, and had a good overall time. That said, two things brought the experience down. First, at the wristband pickup, the worker was so rude! A little friendliness goes a long way, especially for returning guests. More significantly: I paid for two Fast Passes expecting priority access to rides and they were completely ignored. Ride operators ignored the fast pass guests. This isn't a small inconvenience; it's paying for a service that simply wasn't delivered. My advice: skip the Fast Pass until the rodeo has the staffing and systems to actually enforce it. It works at Disney and Universal because those parks have dedicated infrastructure for it. Here, it felt like an upsell with no follow-through.