Robin Park Buzz Bingo

History

There is hardly anything to write for this history for this location due to how new the build is. Even the date of when Buzz Bingo moved into the outlet has not presented itself online. It is not a spectacular place but was quite photogenic in modern way with nice symmetry but, you may disagree.

Back in July, Buzz Bingo announced the closure of 26 of their bingo halls which put 573 jobs at risk. On March 21st 2020, Buzz Bingo closed all their halls due to the coronavirus pandemic before following up with the announcement that some sites would not re-open. As of recent, Club3000 have began taking over some of the Buzz Bingo sites and Robin Park was one of them and work inside is well underway.

View of the front of the bingo hall with the DW Stadium in the background.

View of the rear of the building which is extremely bland and modern.

Tables and machines remained on the raised levels.

A bar was centred at the rear of the room and tables and chairs were dotted about where people would have socialised.

More from the top level of the hall.

Following this area round lead you to where people would have entered the hall.

These were powered also and held a lot of items such as prizes for winners.

Firstly the staff breakroom.

Locker rooms.

Storage rooms.