Bingo Hall Guide for Colorado

Bingo in Colorado is charity bingo: nonprofit groups licensed by the Colorado Secretary of State run the games, mostly in commercial bingo halls that several charities share. The halls are in the Denver suburbs of Aurora, Arvada, Lakewood and Northglenn and in Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Longmont, Loveland and Grand Junction, and two tribal casinos in the southwest corner run bingo halls of their own, outside the state charity system. Last checked: October 2026. The 18 games below were checked against the website of the hall, lodge, city or casino that runs them, and 2 more are state-licensed halls whose days and times we could not confirm. We could not confirm a public game inside Denver city limits or in Fort Collins, Greeley or Durango; the sections below say what we found nearby. A session only runs when its charity turns up to host it, and several halls show empty slots, so phone before you drive.

Wondering what a $10 buy-in and a few extra packs add up to over a session, or how much of it reaches the charity hosting the night? Try the bingo payout calculator.

Colorado Bingo at a Glance

  • Who regulates it: the Colorado Secretary of State, under the state’s Bingo and Raffles Law
  • Minimum age: you must be 18 to buy bingo cards or pull tabs, not to enter the hall; halls set their own rules for children playing cards an adult bought
  • Main prize limit: $15,000 in total bingo prizes at one occasion, and $15,000 for a progressive jackpot
  • Games on this page: 18 confirmed games: 8 around Denver, 2 in Colorado Springs, 2 in the Pueblo area, 2 in Longmont and Loveland, and 4 on the Western Slope, counting the two tribal casinos; 2 more are unconfirmed leads
  • Casino bingo: two tribal casinos, Sky Ute in Ignacio and Ute Mountain in Towaoc; these are tribal games, not state-licensed charity bingo, and both set 18 as the age to play
  • Last checked: October 2026

Denver Metro Bingo Halls

The Denver area has the most games in the state. Commercial halls in Aurora, Arvada, Lakewood and Northglenn run sessions most days, each hosted by a different charity, so prices and the rules for children can change from one session to the next. An Elks lodge, a VFW post and a city senior center add smaller weekly games. We could not confirm a hall inside Denver city limits from its own page; Barry’s Bingo on South Federal is in the table further down.

Worth a stop nearby (map links):

Pop’s Bingo Hall (Aurora)

  • Address: 1000 S. Sable Blvd., Aurora, CO 80012 (Directions)
  • Phone: (720) 476-5587
  • Days and times: Tuesday: 7:30pm. Wednesday, Friday and Saturday: 12:00pm, 3:30pm and 7:30pm. Sunday: 12:00pm, 3:00pm and 6:30pm. Closed Monday and Thursday
  • Good to know:
    • The schedule also shows Tuesday sessions at 12:00pm and 3:30pm, but with no charity named to host them, so ask before coming on a Tuesday afternoon.
    • On Friday and Saturday, electronic packages that include paper packs run from $40.00 to $180.00, and the Saturday 3:30pm and 7:30pm sessions also sell a paper-only option at $40.00 for 5 packs. Sunday packages run from $45 to $200.
    • A notice on the home page says pack prices rose by $1.00 on July 1, 2026. Extra packs are listed at $3.00 on Friday and Saturday and $2.00 on Sunday.
    • The hosts are Denver Dachshunds Rescue and Transport, Southeast Center for Judaism, West Side Benevolent Society and SPLASH. Pull tabs and progressive bingo are sold, and there is a kitchen.
    • The hall listed a Must Go night for October 30, 2026. Its site gives no doors-open time and no age rule for children.

Turn Of The Century Bingo (Aurora)

  • Address: 1921 S Havana St, Aurora, CO 80014 (Directions)
  • Phone: (303) 752-4646
  • Days and times: Every day at 11:30am. Evening sessions: Thursday and Friday at 7:30pm, Saturday and Sunday at 6:30pm. No evening bingo Monday to Wednesday
  • Good to know:
    • The hall says buy-ins start at $8.00 and electronic bingo at $25.00, depending on the charity running the session.
    • You must be over 18 to buy cards and collect winnings. Children are welcome at most sessions, but some groups set a minimum age, and on Must Go nights only children over 14 may come.
    • All groups take cash and most take checks. There is a snack bar, and no outside food or drinks are allowed.
    • Rapid Fire Jackpot Bingo pre-games start 15 minutes before the 11:30am and 6:30pm sessions.
    • The October 2026 calendar listed strip games on October 18 at 6:30pm and October 29 at 7:30pm, each with a $20.00 minimum buy-in.

The Bingo Company (Arvada)

  • Address: 6520 Wadsworth Suite 100, Arvada, CO (Directions)
  • Phone: (303) 421-2932
  • Days and times: Monday and Wednesday: 12:00pm and 7:00pm. Tuesday: 12:00pm. Friday: 12:00pm and 7:30pm. Saturday: 12:00pm, 7:00pm and 9:45pm. Sunday: 12:30pm and 6:30pm. No sessions Thursday. Doors open 1 hour before bingo
  • Good to know:
    • Each session has a $10.00 buy-in plus $1.00 per pack. Double action, progressive and handheld electronic units cost extra.
    • A person over 18 must buy the cards and collect any winnings. Children 8 and older may come with an adult.
    • All groups take cash and some take checks, and there is an ATM. Snack bar on site; no outside food.
    • The Monday noon session used to start at 11:00am and moved to 12:00pm on April 6, so older listings may show the earlier time.
    • The hall’s site gives the address without a ZIP code. It is a sister hall to Turn Of The Century Bingo in Aurora and Carefree Bingo in Colorado Springs.

Slammers Bingo (Lakewood)

  • Address: 1878 S. Wadsworth Blvd., Lakewood, CO 80232 (Directions)
  • Phone: (303) 339-8250 (hall hotline); the site’s header and contact page give a second number, 720-379-5130
  • Days and times: Sunday and Thursday: 11:30am and 7:30pm. Monday: 7:30pm. Tuesday: 11:30am, 2:30pm and 7:30pm. Friday: 3:30pm and 7:30pm. Saturday: 11:30am, 3:30pm and 7:30pm. No Wednesday sessions. Doors open 90 minutes before each session
  • Good to know:
    • On the northeast corner of Wadsworth and Jewell, in the Slammers baseball training building. The hall’s site prints two street numbers, 1878 S. Wadsworth on its session listings and at the top of its contact page, and 1884 in the contact block lower down, so go by the corner and ask when you call.
    • The home page advertises a $12 buy-in plus $1 per pack, while another line says $11 gets you in the door, so ask the price when you call.
    • Seating is first come, first served. Electronic bingo machines are offered.
    • The concession stand serves Mexican food, including green chili, burritos, tamales and tacos. There is a large lit parking lot.
    • The October 2026 calendar showed a Must Go session on October 23 at 3:30pm.

Lakewood Elks Lodge #1777 Public Bingo

  • Address: 1455 Newland Street, Lakewood, CO 80214 (Directions)
  • Phone: (303) 238-1307
  • Days and times: Every Wednesday and Friday at 11:00am
  • Good to know:
    • These two morning games are open to the public. The lodge’s Tuesday bar bingo, 5:00pm to 7:00pm, is for members.
    • The lodge’s posted club hours start at 2:00pm on Wednesday and Friday, later than the bingo, so phone to confirm the morning game and which door to use.
    • No prices are given on the lodge’s pages.

Bingo Oasis (Northglenn)

  • Address: 10657 Melody Dr., Northglenn, CO 80234 (Directions)
  • Phone: 720-285-3335
  • Days and times: Sunday: 2:00pm and 6:00pm. Monday: 12:00pm. Tuesday: 7:30pm. Wednesday and Thursday: 12:00pm and 7:30pm. Friday: 12:00pm, 7:30pm and 10:15pm. Saturday: 1:30pm, 6:30pm and 9:00pm
  • Good to know:
    • Doors open at 10:00am for weekday afternoon sessions and 5:30pm for weekday evening sessions, 11:30am on Saturday and 12:30pm on Sunday.
    • Monday 7:30pm and Tuesday 12:00pm are open slots with no host group, so no game is listed then.
    • The hall posts its Must Go nights each month; October’s included single jackpots of $3,600 and $3,000.
    • Hosts include Northglenn Elks, Knights of Columbus councils, church groups, an animal rescue and high school booster clubs. Pull tabs and event games are sold.
    • This is the nearest confirmed hall to Thornton and Westminster. Pack prices and a rule for children are not on the site.

VFW Post 9644 Tuesday Bingo (Sheridan)

  • Address: 2680 W. Hampden Avenue, Sheridan, CO 80110 (Directions)
  • Phone: (303) 789-9733
  • Days and times: Tuesday nights, with dinner served 5:00pm to 7:00pm. The post gives no current start time for bingo, so call
  • Good to know:
    • Sheridan is next to Englewood, and the post sits beside Fort Logan National Cemetery.
    • The post lists Tuesday bingo as a regular event that is subject to change, and does not say whether the public may play.
    • A notice on the post’s site from November 2023 gave a 6:00pm start and $1 per card. We found nothing newer.
    • VFW 9644 reported bingo sessions to the state in the first quarter of 2026.

Thornton Active Adult Center Bingo

  • Address: 11181 Colorado Blvd., Thornton, CO 80233 (Directions)
  • Phone: 303-255-7850
  • Days and times: Every Friday at 10:00am, plus the first and last Wednesday of the month at 10:00am
  • Good to know:
    • A senior center game: cards cost 25 cents each, or five for $1.
    • The city lists bingo among the drop-in activities at its two senior sites, the Active Adult Center and the Trail Winds Active Adult Wing, without saying which one hosts it. The address here is the Active Adult Center, so phone to confirm the building.
    • The city page gives no age rule for bingo. The state lists Thornton 55 Plus Organization as a bingo licensee.

Colorado Springs Bingo Halls

Colorado Springs has two commercial bingo halls that post their sessions. Between them there is bingo every day of the week, run by local schools, veterans groups, Eagles aeries and arts groups. Carefree Bingo’s calendar is dated; Bingo World’s schedule pages are not.

Worth a stop nearby (map links):

Carefree Bingo (Colorado Springs)

  • Address: 3440 N. Carefree Cir., Colorado Springs, CO 80917 (Directions)
  • Phone: (719) 591-7835 (the answering machine carries daily updates)
  • Days and times: Sunday: 1:30pm and 7:00pm. Monday, Tuesday and Friday: 12:00pm and 7:00pm. Wednesday: 12:15pm and 7:00pm. Thursday: 7:00pm. Saturday: 10:00am, 3:30pm and 7:00pm
  • Good to know:
    • Cost depends on the group running the session. The hall puts the average at about $7.00 per pack, with an extra fee for electronic units.
    • A person over 18 must buy the cards and collect the winnings. Whether children may come depends on the club running the session: the VFW sessions on Tuesday and Friday at 12:00pm are marked ages 6 and up, and the Children’s Chorale sessions on Saturday at 3:30pm and 7:00pm ages 4 and up.
    • All groups take cash and most take checks. Snack bar on site; no outside food or drinks.
    • The hall’s calendar listed its sessions for October 10 to 24, 2026. Late slots at 10:00pm on Thursday and 10:30pm on Friday and Saturday are on hold.

Bingo World (Colorado Springs)

  • Address: 272 S Academy Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO 80910 (Directions)
  • Phone: (719) 578-1441
  • Days and times: Monday, Friday and Sunday: 9:30am, 12:00pm and 7:00pm. Tuesday: 12:00pm and 7:00pm. Wednesday and Thursday: 12:30pm and 7:00pm. Saturday: 12:30pm, 7:00pm and 9:15pm
  • Good to know:
    • The hall’s schedule pages carry no date, so phone to check a session before you set out. The Tuesday and Wednesday 7:00pm listings in particular may be out of date.
    • Where pack prices are posted, one pack costs $5 to $8 depending on the session. Several sessions show no prices.
    • Sessions include double action games and electronic units, and several have a progressive.
    • Hosts include St. Mary’s High School, Eagles aeries, the Military Order Of The Purple Heart and Millenium Allstars. The site calls the hall family friendly but gives no age rule for children.

Pueblo and Southern Colorado Bingo

Pueblo’s public bingo centers on one charity hall that plays every day, and Pueblo West has a Monday bingo night at a family entertainment center. South and east of Pueblo, state reports for early 2026 show lodges, posts and parishes holding bingo in Trinidad, Alamosa, La Junta, Lamar, Florence and Canon City, but we could not confirm days or times for any of them.

Worth a stop nearby (map links):

Bingo Casino (Pueblo)

  • Address: 4109 Club Manor Dr., Pueblo, CO 81008 (Directions)
  • Phone: (719) 543-5557
  • Days and times: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday: 12:30pm and 7:00pm. Tuesday: 7:00pm only. Sunday: 5:00pm. The hall opens 2 hours before game time
  • Good to know:
    • Despite the name, this is a charity bingo hall, not a casino. Every game is sponsored by a local Pueblo nonprofit.
    • Open to the public. Children must be at least 8 and play one pack.
    • The hall advertises daily progressive jackpots of up to $10,000.
    • The Friday 7:00pm host changes from week to week. In October 2026 it was Paws 4 Life on October 2, 16 and 30 and St. Leanders on October 23.
    • Family owned, with food for sale. Pack prices are not on the site, so ask when you call.

Copper River Monday Bingo (Pueblo West)

  • Address: 395 S. Angus Ave., Pueblo West, CO 81007 (Directions)
  • Phone: (719) 547-2601
  • Days and times: Monday. The center’s hours line reads Monday, 5:00pm to 10:00pm, bingo; no game start time is posted, so call
  • Good to know:
    • Copper River is a bowling and family entertainment center, and the Monday line in its hours is the only mention of bingo on its site.
    • Copper River LLC holds a 2026 state bingo landlord license.
    • The game start time, host charity and prices are not posted. There is a food menu, and the center is closed on Tuesday.

Fort Collins, Greeley and Northern Colorado Bingo

The two confirmed halls on the northern Front Range are in Longmont and Loveland. Fort Collins has no commercial hall of its own that we could confirm; the Fort Collins Lions Club runs its Friday game at the Loveland hall. In Greeley, the Elks lodge plays on Fridays for members and their guests only, and the Greeley/Evans Moose Lodge is in the table further down because we could not confirm when it plays.

Worth a stop nearby (map links):

Longmont Bingo Alley

  • Address: 640 19th Avenue, Longmont, CO 80501 (Directions)
  • Phone: (303) 776-0460
  • Days and times: Monday to Friday: 7:00pm. Saturday: 12:00pm, 6:00pm and 9:00pm. Sunday: 1:00pm and 6:00pm. Doors open 2 hours before every session
  • Good to know:
    • Packages start at $8 and go up to $200 or more.
    • Credit cards are taken for bingo on Monday and Friday nights and at the Saturday 12:00pm session. Concessions are cash only, and there is an ATM.
    • Players must be 18 to buy. Children 7 and older may be in the hall Monday to Saturday, and a child playing a pack bought by a parent needs their own receipt.
    • Up to 225 electronic bingo devices can be rented. There is a full concession stand; no outside food or drink and no alcohol.
    • The Saturday 9:00pm session is new, and doors open at 8:00pm for it. The hall has been open since 1992 and has plenty of parking.

Bingo Planet Loveland

  • Address: 281 East 29th Street, Suite I, Loveland, CO 80538 (Directions)
  • Phone: 970-663-4545
  • Days and times: Monday: 11:00am. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday: 7:00pm. Saturday: 6:00pm (extended session). No Tuesday session yet; the hall says one is coming
  • Good to know:
    • At the corner of 29th and Lincoln. This is the nearest confirmed hall to Fort Collins.
    • Friday is run by the Fort Collins Lions Club: doors open at 4:00pm and games begin at 7:00pm. The club says there is $2,000 in prize money every week and you can play for as little as $10.
    • The Lions sell pull tabs, electronic units, floor specials and dab games. Their bingo page gives (970) 833-1267 for questions.
    • The hall’s own page is a single undated page, and only the Friday session is confirmed by a second source. Call about the other nights, where prices and door times are not given.

Western Slope Bingo: Grand Junction, Montrose and the Four Corners

Grand Junction has one commercial hall with sessions every day, and Montrose has a weekly public game at the Elks lodge. In the southwest corner, the two tribal casinos near Durango and Cortez run their own bingo halls. Those are tribal games, not state-licensed charity bingo, so the state prize limits do not apply, and neither casino lists its buy-in prices online. If you are crossing the state line at the Four Corners, see our guide to Arizona bingo halls.

Worth a stop nearby (map links):

Gold Mine Bingo (Grand Junction)

  • Address: 511 28 1/4 Rd, Grand Junction, CO 81501 (Directions)
  • Phone: 970-242-1369
  • Days and times: Monday: 7:00pm. Tuesday: 6:00pm. Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday: 1:00pm and 7:00pm. Friday: 1:00pm and 7:30pm. Doors usually open 60 to 90 minutes before the start
  • Good to know:
    • Prices start at $10 and vary by session. The hall says up to $2,000 is given away each session.
    • Any age can play and win, but you must be 18 to buy. A child playing books bought by a parent needs their own books and receipt.
    • Smoke free, with a snack bar. The hall is open 7 days a week, with some holiday closures.
    • Hosts include Harmony Acres, Grand Valley Equine Assisted Learning Center, Grand Jct. Boosters, RSVP, Fruita Monument Band and the Eagles. The Saturday afternoon host alternates between Dual Immersion Academy and Grand Valley Dance.
    • We took these times from the hall’s calendar, dated October 2, 2026, which is laid out as a grid and is easy to misread. The About page still says 10 sessions a week where the calendar shows 12, so check the calendar or phone before you go.

Montrose Elks Lodge #1053 Bingo

  • Address: 801 S. Hillcrest Drive, Montrose, CO 81401 (Directions)
  • Phone: (970) 249-4852
  • Days and times: Tuesday; doors 5:30pm, early bird 6:30pm, regular bingo 7:00pm
  • Good to know:
    • Open to the public.
    • The lodge is half a mile south of the intersection of Highway 50 East and Hillcrest.
    • The lodge’s page carries no date and no prices. The lodge did report bingo sessions to the state in the first quarter of 2026.

Sky Ute Casino Resort Bingo (Ignacio)

  • Address: 14324 Hwy 172 North, Ignacio, CO 81137 (Directions)
  • Phone: 970.563.1696 (bingo hotline)
  • Days and times: Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: doors 4:30pm, first game 5:45pm. Sunday: doors 11:00am, first game 12:15pm
  • Good to know:
    • Tribal casino bingo at the Southern Ute Indian Tribe’s casino. The minimum age for bingo is 18.
    • Monthly specials include Lucky 13 Bingo, 7/11 Bingo and a monthly drawing. Pull tabs are sold.
    • Ignacio is southeast of Durango, and this is the nearest game to Durango that we found. No licensed charity bingo was reported in La Plata County in the first quarter of 2026.
    • The casino’s bingo page carries no date and the site footer still reads 2024, so confirm the days on the hotline.

Ute Mountain Casino Hotel Bingo (Towaoc)

  • Address: 3 Weeminuche Drive, Towaoc, CO 81334 (Directions)
  • Phone: 970-564-6098
  • Days and times: Monday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday: doors 5:00pm, mini games 7:00pm, main session 7:30pm. Sunday: doors 1:00pm, mini games 2:30pm, main session 3:00pm
  • Good to know:
    • Tribal casino bingo at the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe’s casino, south of Cortez. You must be 18 to play bingo and 21 to be on the casino floor.
    • The hall has 400 seats and 200 electronic units, with several buy-in levels.
    • At least 45 players are needed for the jackpots to be played. With fewer, only a consolation prize is paid.
    • Check the month’s promotions before a Saturday trip. For October 2026 the casino’s bingo page and promotions listed Saturday, October 24 as a matinee at the Sunday times, and a Halloween Bingo on Saturday, October 31.
    • The casino says the reservation is dry, so there is no alcohol.

More Colorado Bingo Listings

Both of these halls hold a 2026 bingo landlord license from the state, but neither has a current website we could read, so we could not confirm their days or times. Treat them as leads and phone or check their Facebook pages first. For other states, see our USA bingo hall directory.

Hall and address Days and times Phone Map
Barry’s Bingo, 1860 South Federal Blvd, Denver, CO 80219 Not confirmed. A travel guide from January 2020 said the hall was open every day of the week; the address and phone come from that guide (303) 935-5522 Directions
Greeley/Evans Moose Lodge 909, 3456 11th Avenue, Evans, CO Not confirmed. The lodge reported bingo sessions to the state in the first quarter of 2026. The address comes from an old lodge web page No number found Directions

Colorado Bingo Rules

  • Who regulates it: the Colorado Secretary of State, through its bingo and raffles program, under the Bingo and Raffles Law (Colorado Revised Statutes Title 24, Article 21, Part 6) and Article XVIII, Section 2 of the state constitution
  • Who can run it: nonprofit groups that have existed in Colorado for at least five years and hold a state bingo-raffle license: religious, charitable, labor, fraternal, educational, veterans and volunteer firefighter organizations, and chartered lodges and chapters
  • Minimum age: no one under 18 may buy bingo cards or pull tab tickets; the law does not bar children from the hall, and halls set their own rules for children playing cards an adult bought
  • Prize limits: all bingo prizes at one occasion may total no more than $15,000; a single game of traditional bingo may pay any amount within that total, and a single strip bingo game no more than $1,000
  • Progressive jackpots: a progressive bingo jackpot may not exceed $15,000 and a progressive pull tab prize may not exceed $5,000; progressive prizes over $500 must be paid by check
  • How often: a licensed group may hold no more than 220 bingo occasions in a calendar year; the rules set no weekly limit
  • Halls: only a licensed commercial landlord may rent a hall to bingo groups, and the landlord and its staff may not run the games; the state’s 2026 list names 16 landlords
  • Electronic aids and pull tabs: handheld electronic bingo devices are allowed, one per player, set to play no more than 100 card faces per game; pull tabs are sold at licensed bingo occasions, but electronic copies of pull tab games are banned

These rules come from the Colorado Secretary of State’s bingo and raffles pages and its Bingo-Raffles Law Handbook, which prints the statute and the state rules. Games must be run by unpaid members of the licensed group, players must be in the hall to play, alcohol cannot be given as a prize, and seats cannot be saved except for a player with a disability. Bingo at the Sky Ute and Ute Mountain casinos is tribal gaming, so the state limits above do not apply there.

Colorado Bingo FAQ

Where can I play bingo in Colorado?

Colorado has charity bingo halls in Aurora, Arvada, Lakewood, Northglenn, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Longmont, Loveland and Grand Junction, most with sessions nearly every day. Smaller weekly games run at lodges such as the Lakewood and Montrose Elks. Two tribal casinos in the southwest, Sky Ute in Ignacio and Ute Mountain in Towaoc, also have bingo halls.

How old do you have to be to play bingo in Colorado?

Colorado law says no one under 18 may buy bingo cards or pull tabs. The age applies to buying, not to coming into the hall: several halls let children play cards that an adult bought for them, and each hall sets its own minimum age for children, such as 8 at The Bingo Company in Arvada and Bingo Casino in Pueblo and 7 at Longmont Bingo Alley. The Sky Ute and Ute Mountain casinos both say you must be 18 to play bingo.

What is the biggest bingo prize allowed in Colorado?

For licensed charity bingo in Colorado, all prizes at one bingo occasion may total no more than $15,000, and a progressive jackpot may not exceed $15,000. A single strip bingo game is capped at $1,000. Tribal casino bingo is not covered by these state limits.

Who regulates bingo in Colorado?

The Colorado Secretary of State licenses and regulates charity bingo, pull tabs and raffles under the Bingo and Raffles Law, Colorado Revised Statutes Title 24, Article 21, Part 6. Its office licenses the nonprofit groups that run the games and the commercial landlords that own the halls. The office’s main phone number is 303-894-2200.

Why does a Colorado bingo hall have a different charity at every session?

In Colorado the hall owner cannot run the games. Each session is run by a licensed nonprofit that rents the hall, and one group may hold no more than 220 bingo occasions in a calendar year. A hall that is open every day fills its week with several groups, so prices and house rules can change from one session to the next.

Do Colorado casinos have bingo?

Two tribal casinos in southwest Colorado post bingo sessions on their own sites; these are tribal games, not state-licensed charity bingo. Sky Ute Casino Resort in Ignacio plays Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday, and Ute Mountain Casino Hotel in Towaoc plays Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Both set the bingo age at 18.

Why call before I go?

Colorado halls depend on charities to host each session, and a session disappears when its group drops out; several halls on this page show open slots waiting for a new group. Start times and prices also differ by host group, and a few of the games here post no start time or price at all. A quick call saves a wasted drive.

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