Pink drinks and prizes at Grand Central Flamingo Bingo
The voco Grand Central Hotel will host its first 'Flamingo Bingo' event on July 5, between 12 pm and 4 pm.
Centred around the hotel's flamingo mascot, the event will combine bold colours, bubbly drinks, and the traditional game of bingo for the first time.
Guests can expect to be welcomed with a pink Bellini before enjoying a buffet filled with favourites from the Champagne Central menu.
(Image: Supplied) Attendees can also look forward to winning a range of prizes throughout the afternoon.
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Marcello Ventisei, general manager of voco Grand Central, said: "We're incredibly proud to be one of Glasgow's most iconic and historic venues – especially as the city celebrates its 850th anniversary this year – so we felt it was the perfect time to host something playful and memorable.
"Grand Central is all about creating standout moments for every occasion, and Flamingo Bingo is set to be a fabulous afternoon of laughter, colour, and connection."
After the bingo draws to a close, guests can continue their evening with cocktails and signature drinks from Champagne Central, which will be open until late.
Tickets for the event are priced at £54 and are available at bit.ly/4jC3wfN
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Pink drinks and prizes at Grand Central Flamingo Bingo
The voco Grand Central Hotel will host its first 'Flamingo Bingo' event on July 5, between 12 pm and 4 pm. Centred around the hotel's flamingo mascot, the event will combine bold colours, bubbly drinks, and the traditional game of bingo for the first time. Guests can expect to be welcomed with a pink Bellini before enjoying a buffet filled with favourites from the Champagne Central menu. (Image: Supplied) Attendees can also look forward to winning a range of prizes throughout the afternoon. Read more: Rangers fans at Ibrox divided over 'underwhelming' new manager Russell Martin Update after death of woman in Glasgow's West End 'Five painful weeks': Family organises new search for missing teen Cole Cooper Marcello Ventisei, general manager of voco Grand Central, said: "We're incredibly proud to be one of Glasgow's most iconic and historic venues – especially as the city celebrates its 850th anniversary this year – so we felt it was the perfect time to host something playful and memorable. "Grand Central is all about creating standout moments for every occasion, and Flamingo Bingo is set to be a fabulous afternoon of laughter, colour, and connection." After the bingo draws to a close, guests can continue their evening with cocktails and signature drinks from Champagne Central, which will be open until late. Tickets for the event are priced at £54 and are available at
