Address and Contact Details:
Independent Club
Broadway
Sheerness
ME12 1TP
Telephone Number: 01795 662733
Kings Bingo is located just off the seafront in Sheerness. The venue was opened in 1936 as the Argosy Cinema, it had 1,250 seat, and also staged variety acts. It had a 14 foot stage and two dressing rooms, as well as a cafe. Taken over by Essoldo in the forties, it closed in 1968, and although previously under ownership of Gala and Coral, it has been an independent bingo hall since the nineties.
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Opening Times:
The club opening hours are as follows. Please note these were correct at the time of publication, but are liable to change so please check with the club before you leave:
- Monday: 6.00pm – TBC
- Tuesday: Closed
- Wednesday: Closed
- Thursday: 6.00pm – TBC
- Friday: 6.00pm – TBC
- Saturday: 11.00am – TBC
- Sunday: Closed
Main Session Times
Listed below are the club’s main session times but are liable to change – confirm with the club first.
| Morning Main | Afternoon Main | Evening Main | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mon | N/A | N/A | 7.30pm |
| Tues | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Wed | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Thu | N/A | N/A | 7.30pm |
| Fri | N/A | N/A | 7.30pm |
| Sat | N/A | 1.30pm | TBC |
| Sun | N/A | N/A | N/A |
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Re; Kings, Sheerness. It was not always an independent. It was a Coral then a Gala club. Sometime in the early nineties it became an independent, passing through several operators, including a former Gala director who also had The Oxford in Whitstable. He sold it on shortly after selling The Oxford to Weatherspoons, and, as far as I know, it is still open.
Is Kings wheel chair friendly.
A really friendly environment with lots of good prizes we have had really good times
Good people food games atmosphere fantastic and not a expensive night out
Bingo hall is discriminative,
Myself and my partner went to bingo on a Monday, he’s dyslexic and needs some support with the numbers, we shared a book and just spoke quietly between ourselves, we sat at a table at the back by the door in an attempt to sit away from anyone.
We were told that we had complaints made against us for being too loud. It was very blasé and not professional at all “”don’t shoot he messenger” We were made to feel so uncomfortable to the point where my partner left half way through the session. So disappointed with the members that attend the bingo hall. They were all very loud laughing within there groups and had the loud slots machines running. The staff themselves made no effort to be quiet at the begging, which we had no complaint with, only after the complaint had been made and we were visibly upset by this did they become quiet. The members are incredibly cliquey and was made to feel so uncomfortable from the minute we were there. Disappointed.
Hi min it.s Kathleen I am sorry to inform you Carol pasted at 3 30 this morning I have spoken to Tony