Bingo Halls in Prince Edward Island: 6 Listings

Bingo in Prince Edward Island is charity bingo. The province licenses only charitable or religious organizations, and you must be 19 to play. The games are in Charlottetown, Summerside and Souris, at two BingoWorld halls, Kiwanis Bingo Country and two Royal Canadian Legion branches.

A Tuesday radio bingo is heard across the island too. Last checked: October 2026. We checked the 6 games below against each organizer’s own website or, for Souris, the town newsletter. Another 6 are older leads. We could not confirm a game in Tignish, Wellington, Kensington or Montague.

The halls point players to Facebook or a hotline for current times, so a quick call before you drive is wise.

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Prince Edward Island Bingo at a Glance

• Who regulates it: a Registrar in the Department of Justice and Public Safety, under the Charitable Lotteries Act
• Minimum age: 19
• Prize limit: no set maximum for bingo on the province’s licence page, but alcohol and cannabis products cannot be prizes
• On this page: 6 confirmed games: 4 in Charlottetown (one is radio bingo played at home), 1 in Summerside and 1 in Souris
• Last checked: October 2026

Bingo in Charlottetown

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, has four confirmed games: two charity-owned bingo halls, the Legion’s Friday game on Pownal Street and the Rotary Club’s Tuesday radio bingo. The radio game is played at home anywhere on the island. Both halls point players to Facebook for current times.

BingoWorld’s pages carry no date, so read the days below as what each organizer’s site said in October 2026. We could not confirm a weekly game elsewhere in Queens County. The Parkdale Sherwood Lions hall on Valley Street is in the table of leads further down.

BingoWorld Charlottetown

• Address: 17 St. Pius X Avenue, Charlottetown, PE C1A 5N8 (Directions)
• Phone: 1-902-892-4610 (jackpot hotline); 1-902-628-3655 (contact)
• Days and times: Thursday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday evenings: doors 5:30pm, bingo 7:00pm
• Good to know:
  • Owned and run by the Murchison Foundation, whose main job is supporting the Canadian Mental Health Association of Prince Edward Island.
  • The hall’s site posts no prices or jackpots, so ring the jackpot hotline. Buy cards at the main window with cash, debit or credit. Electronic Bingo Verifiers are ordered at a second window and picked up at the charging station.
  • Bring your loyalty card if you have one. The canteen has hot and cold drinks, chips, bars, dabbers and hot pizza while stocks last.
  • Older lists call this hall Hyland Centre Bingo at 168 St. Peters Rd. It has moved. The owner and hotline number are the same, but the hall’s own site now gives 17 St. Pius X Avenue, so do not drive to St. Peters Road. The site prints no postal code; C1A 5N8 comes from a map lookup.

Kiwanis Bingo Country (Charlottetown)

• Address: 33A Riverside Drive, Charlottetown, PE C1A 9R9 (Directions)
• Phone: 902-892-4646 (24-hour bingo hotline with jackpot information)
• Days and times: Not posted. The club’s page says to check its Facebook page for game times, so call the hotline before you drive. Bingo usually finishes around 9:45pm, or 4:45pm on Sundays
• Good to know:
  • The club’s bingo page, updated in September 2026, gives only a PO box. The Riverside Drive address and postal code come from a directory listing with the same hotline number, not from the club. Confirm the address when you call.
  • Open to everyone over the age of 19. The Kiwanis Club of Charlottetown has been the sole owner since 2017.
  • A 3-up booklet is $7, a 6-up is $13 and a 12-up is $26. Each covers the regular games, the specials and the final full card, 22 games in all. Regular games pay $75 and $100, specials pay $200 and $300, and the final full card pays up to a $1,000 jackpot.
  • Bring your own dabbers or buy them at the canteen, which also sells pop, juice, chips, bars and hotdogs. On your birthday you get a free dabber and $20 in Bingo Bucks for your next visit.

Charlottetown Legion Friday Night Fun Bingo

• Address: 99 Pownal St, Charlottetown, PE C1A 3W4 (Directions)
• Phone: 902-892-6022
• Days and times: Every Friday. The branch calendar says 6:30pm to 9:30pm; its bingo page says 6:00pm to 10:00pm
• Good to know:
  • Run by Royal Canadian Legion Branch 1. The branch says it is open to everyone and you do not need to be a member.
  • No admission fee. The night starts with 6 free games, and games cost $2.00 each.
  • The October 2026 calendar lists Fun Bingo on every Friday of the month. The branch’s site gives both time ranges, so call the office to settle it. The office is open 11:00am to 2:00pm, Monday to Friday.

Rotary Radio Bingo PEI

• Where: At home, on the radio: CFCY 95.1 FM
• Phone: (902) 892-1066
• Days and times: Every Tuesday, 7:00pm to 8:00pm
• Good to know:
  • This is not a hall. You buy cards at a shop and play at home with the radio on. Cards are sold at most Murphy’s Pharmacy and Needs stores and at shops from Tignish to Souris, and the club keeps a list of sellers.
  • The Rotary Club of Charlottetown runs it with CFCY, and you must be 19 or older. Cards cost $8.00 for 6 games, with 6 cards per game. They are good only in the week you buy them. Sales stop once the game starts, and unused cards are not refunded.
  • Games 1 to 5 pay $100, $125, $150, $200 and $300. Game 6 is a full card: $3,000 if it is won in 50 numbers or less, or a $500 consolation prize if not. The jackpot grows by $100 a week, up to $4,000, until someone wins it.
  • To claim, phone 892-1066 before the program ends. Have your card’s free space number, its serial number and the number you won on. Winnings are sent by mail.

Bingo in Summerside and Prince County

Summerside has the one confirmed game in Prince County, Prince Edward Island: BingoWorld on Notre Dame Street. BingoWorld also has a hall in Alberton, at 1 College Street (infoline 1-902-853-4999). Its site marks that hall temporarily closed, with no reopening date. Tignish, Wellington and Kensington turned up only in older directories, listed in the table further down. We found nothing for O’Leary.

BingoWorld Summerside

• Address: 340 Notre Dame Street, Summerside, PE C1N 1S5 (Directions)
• Phone: 1-902-436-0573 (hotline); 1-902-436-1084 (contact)
• Days and times: Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings: doors 5:30pm, bingo 7:00pm
• Good to know:
  • Same owner as the Charlottetown hall, the Murchison Foundation, and the same set-up: cash, debit or credit at the main window, Electronic Bingo Verifiers and a canteen.
  • Older listings give 340 Notre Dame Street as the address of the Summerside Legion hall, which may help you find the building. A few directories still put Bingo World at 433 Water St, but the hall’s own site gives Notre Dame Street.
  • The postal code, C1N 1S5, is not on the site. It comes from a map lookup and matches older listings for this address.
  • The site carries no date, prices or jackpots, so ring the hotline before you set out.

Bingo in Souris and Kings County

Souris has the only confirmed game in Kings County, Prince Edward Island: Thursday bingo at the Souris Legion. It comes from the October 2026 Town of Souris newsletter, not from the Legion itself. We found nothing current for Montague, Cardigan, Georgetown or Morell. One older Montague lead is in the table further down.

Souris Legion Bingo

• Address: 56 Main Street, Souris, PE C0A 2B0 (Directions)
• Phone: (902) 687-2300
• Days and times: Thursdays at 7:00pm
• Good to know:
  • The October 2026 issue of MouseTales, the Town of Souris newsletter, lists it under the Legion’s regular events with the words Everyone Welcome.
  • Royal Canadian Legion Branch 3 is open from 11:00am to 11:00pm, Monday to Thursday. Food is served from 11:00am to 7:00pm, eat in or take out.
  • The notice gives no prices or prizes and points to the branch’s Facebook page for more.

More Prince Edward Island Bingo Listings

These six come from older directories and news stories. We could not confirm any of them for 2026, so treat them as leads and call first.

Hall and address	Days and times	Phone	Map
Parkdale Sherwood Lions Bingo, 46 Valley Street, Charlottetown, PE C1A 4J1	Not confirmed. CBC stories from 2020 and 2021 describe the Lions club’s hall on Valley Street, but we found nothing newer. One listing gives a hotline, 902-892-1744	(902) 892-0440	Directions
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 6, 221 Phillips Street, Tignish, PE C0B 2B0	Not listed. Found in an undated directory only	(902) 882-2011	Directions
Tignish Parish Centre, 214 Maple Street, Tignish, PE	Not listed. Same directory, and nothing newer	(902) 882-3314	Directions
Wellington Vanier Centre, Route 124, Wellington, PE	Not listed. The Evangeline region’s community site names bingo at the Vanier Centre among local activities but gives no day or time	(902) 854-2157	Directions
Kensington Lions Club Bingo, 21 School, Kensington, PE C0B 1M0	Not listed. The directory gives the street only as 21 School, and the town’s event calendar shows no bingo	(902) 836-4040	Directions
Oak Acres Bingo, Pooles Corner, Montague, PE	Not listed. Directories call this number the Gypsy Bingo Hotline	(902) 838-3797	Directions

Two names from older Charlottetown lists have changed. Hyland Centre Bingo has moved from St. Peters Road and is now BingoWorld Charlottetown at 17 St. Pius X Avenue. The Basilica Recreation Centre at 200 Richmond Street is now Murphy’s Pharmacies Community Centre, and its site lists bowling, rentals and after school programs but no bingo. In Miscouche, council minutes from October 2025 show the rec centre bingo is not running.

Prince Edward Island Bingo Rules

• Who regulates it: the Registrar named under the Charitable Lotteries Act, an employee of the Department of Justice and Public Safety, with applications going to the department’s Financial and Consumer Services Division in Charlottetown
• The law: the Charitable Lotteries Act and Charitable Lotteries Regulations, in force since June 30, 2026, which replaced the Lottery Schemes Order (licences issued under the old Order carry over)
• Who can hold a licence: only a charitable or religious organization, not a for-profit business, government or an individual
• Minimum age: 19, and a licensee must not let anyone under 19 take part as a player
• Prizes: the province’s licence page sets no maximum bingo prize, but alcohol and cannabis products cannot be prizes
• Licence fees: $25 for a bingo series with total prizes above $250 but under $45,000 and gross receipts under $100,000 (the organization pays this, not the player)
• Radio and television: an approved bingo licensee may use radio or television with a live bingo, and a live-streamed bingo must be live and use approved bingo paper
• Where the money goes: net proceeds must go to the charitable or religious purposes approved in the licence, and records are kept for three years after it expires

The province explains who can apply on its lottery licence page. The Charitable Lotteries Act sets the age of 19 and a fine of $200 to $2,000 for a first offence. Running a charitable lottery on the island without a licence is illegal.

For questions about a licensed game, the lotteries office is at (902) 368-4550, toll free 1-800-658-1799. We found no bingo on the Red Shores Racetrack and Casino site for Charlottetown or Summerside. Other provinces set different rules. See our page on bingo rules by province, or the hall guides for Ontario and Alberta.

Prince Edward Island Bingo FAQ

Where can I play bingo in Prince Edward Island?

Prince Edward Island has six bingo games we confirmed in October 2026. Four are in Charlottetown: BingoWorld, Kiwanis Bingo Country, the Legion’s Friday Fun Bingo and Rotary Radio Bingo on CFCY 95.1 FM. The others are BingoWorld in Summerside and the Souris Legion, which plays on Thursdays at 7:00pm.

Where can I play bingo in Charlottetown?

In Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, BingoWorld at 17 St. Pius X Avenue plays Thursday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday evenings, with doors at 5:30pm and bingo at 7:00pm. The Charlottetown Legion at 99 Pownal St has Fun Bingo every Friday evening. Kiwanis Bingo Country, which a directory places on Riverside Drive, posts game times on Facebook, not its own page (hotline 902-892-4646).

Where can I play bingo in Summerside?

BingoWorld Summerside, at 340 Notre Dame Street in Summerside, Prince Edward Island, plays Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings. Doors open at 5:30pm and bingo starts at 7:00pm. The hotline is 1-902-436-0573.

How old do you have to be to play bingo in Prince Edward Island?

You must be 19 to play bingo in Prince Edward Island. Under the Charitable Lotteries Act, in force since June 30, 2026, a licensee must not let anyone under 19 take part as a player in a charitable lottery. Bingo counts as one. Kiwanis Bingo Country and Rotary Radio Bingo both state 19 as well.

Who regulates bingo in Prince Edward Island?

In Prince Edward Island, bingo is licensed by a Registrar in the Department of Justice and Public Safety, under the Charitable Lotteries Act. Applications go to the department’s Financial and Consumer Services Division, and only charitable or religious organizations can get a licence. The lotteries office is at (902) 368-4550 or toll free 1-800-658-1799.

Is there radio bingo in Prince Edward Island?

Yes. Rotary Radio Bingo PEI is live every Tuesday from 7:00pm to 8:00pm on CFCY 95.1 FM, run by the Rotary Club of Charlottetown. Cards cost $8.00 for 6 games and are sold at stores across Prince Edward Island. You must be 19 or older, and the full card jackpot starts at $3,000.

Why call before I go?

In Prince Edward Island, the two BingoWorld halls and Kiwanis Bingo Country send players to Facebook for current times, and Bingo Country posts no days on its own page. BingoWorld’s Alberton hall is temporarily closed, and the Charlottetown Legion posts two different time ranges for its Friday game. Jackpots come by hotline and BingoWorld posts no prices, so one call settles the time and the cost.

Which day has the most bingo in Prince Edward Island?

Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday tie for the most games in Prince Edward Island, with 2 each on our day-by-day pages. By day: Monday 1, Tuesday 0, Wednesday 1, Thursday 2, Friday 2, Saturday 2 and Sunday 2. A hall that plays on several nights counts once on each night.

How many bingo games are listed in Prince Edward Island?

This page lists 6 games and halls in 3 areas: Charlottetown (4), Summerside and Prince County (1), Souris and Kings County (1). Another 6 are in the More listings section, which is kept separate from the main area sections. Charlottetown has the most, with 4.

Is there bingo every day of the week in Prince Edward Island?

Not on our day-by-day pages. No game with a confirmed day is listed for Tuesday. Games are listed for Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Check the area section for your town and call before you go.

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