Fiesta Henderson Bingo Room

Been playing at this bingo place for a while now. And this isn't the first time I've played bingo and they verified winning papers with no last calls. But I didn't complain, I'm waiting for that day I would win and this happens I will speak up! They don't know how to run the game. Gosh, and one of their callers did a mistake on the numbers and when people brought it to her attention, she ignored everyone and later said after the game, it wasn't her fault the balls came out quickly. Ha! What a joke! But overall, the only reason why I play bingo here because I love playing with paper only! But now I gotta go somewhere else. Need to see some improvements before coming back here with my family.

We love this all paper Bingo, except when Marci, aka Screech is calling. Her voice could shatter glass.

Hands down, the bingo room in the Fiesta is one of my favorite Bingo rooms in all of Vegas. They do not offer the machines, so it's only paper. In my opinion, that's makes it more exciting and increases your odds of winning. I've won at least a little every time I've been to this bingo room, and the employees are really friendly and welcoming. You gotta check me out!

I miss this place-I won't go to any of their other properties until they open this back up. I visit their competitors instead. I've had to go back to the strip. Love Henderson's bingo room, the staff there were awesome and all paper made it more equitable for all. Now I play out in Vegas and win higher amounts but miss my low key Fiesta Henderson play.

Opinion: I swear "all paper" bingo is easier to win at than "machine" bingo! Seeing how Fiesta is "all paper" bingo, I love it! Games from 9am-11pm on the odd hours. Selling starts about 20 till. Usually three tellers, almost always a line once they open. The tables are not sectioned, so it can get a bit crowded sometimes. If you get there early, you can reserve a space using one of the reserved signs you can find on the counter. There is a non smoking area, which is actually just a portion of the smoking room (or vice versa!). If the smoke could only stay on that side!$#@ They have a self serve soda machine, coffee machine, and hot cocoa machine. Donuts at the first session of the day. The cocktail host comes by every session to take drink orders as well. I only got into bingo recently, and so I'll explain what no one else told me and I didn't have a clue about: -You have to be playing to be in the room. -There is a minimum of a $4 purchase to play bingo. -You can buy "daubers"-the ink pens from the vending machines for less than $2 each. -People will look at you with "dagger eyes" if you talk too loud or if your phone goes off, so best not to do either. Don't say I didn't warn you.... -The first game is called the "Grande". You have to buy separate cards for that. It's $1, which gives you two cards. There is also a Super Grande for $2 which gets you two cards, but you have a chance to win more $. All the even numbers are already marked on the card. They call odd numbers until someone covers all the numbers on one card. -In the middle of the session, they play the "double action" game. You also have to buy separate cards for this. If I recall correctly, it is $1 for one card. The idea is to cover all the numbers, but the difference is each square has 2 numbers in it, so you have two chances to cover that square. Thus the name "double action". -The rest of the games are played on "packs". There are different numbered packs, which you order a la carte. A level one pack will pay less ($50 if you win) than a level 2 ($100) or level 3 pack ($150). So the packs increase in cost as they get higher. Each "pack" has 6 bingo cards on it. -If you want, you can order a small rainbow, or large rainbow. This is like a variety pack of different level cards for a cheaper price than buying them alone. The small rainbow comes with 15 cards. The large comes with 18 cards. I'm too slow to do a large rainbow. -There is also a "countdown" pack you can buy which has 2 bingo cards on it. The last games of the session are played on these IN ADDITION to the other packs you buy. So if you purchase a small rainbow AND one countdown, you are playing 17 cards. The idea is if you cover all the numbers on your countdown card, you can win a lot more money-$125,000ish depending on how many numbers you hit it in. -If you are new to bingo, pick up a flyer and check out the different types of games. This ain't your grandparent's bingo. They have games like postage stamp, kite, and 6-pack. Know what you are trying for and look at the boards for a sample of what you need to get. -If there is more than one winner, you split the amount you would have won by that number of people. So if two people win a game, and one is level 2 ($100) and one is level 3 ($150), the payout is $50 for the level 2, and $75 for the level 3. -The cash ball is a random number pulled at the beginning of each session. If someone is lucky enough to make their bingo using that number, they win the extra posted amount. The amount goes up every session someone doesn't win it. BINGO!

Fiesta Station in Henderson is the place for those wanting low-key bingo! You won't find electronic boards here! Sure, it's an old corner room on the 2nd floor that reeks of cigarette smoke that's embedded into the carpet and walls. (There's a smoking and non-smoking section, but it's not separated by anything.) The pace for number-calling is ideal for newbies who can't keep up with those bigger bingo joints in town. Bingo packages range in price, depending on how many games you want to play. They run sessions every odd hour from 9 am to 11 pm. There's a soda fountain for self-service beverages too, along with a snack machine inside the room. Free donuts are available at the 9 am session too! There are cocktail waitresses taking drink orders if you need to get a little extra in your beverage. Regulars are pretty helpful when they see you struggling with what games are next too!

I love the fact that this place is all paper bingo! The staff is friendly and the refreshments area is also nice and clean. Plus they have 2 sessions that are non-smoking daily! Also the buffet is located next to the bingo hall so if your waiting between sessions then go and grab a bite to eat

Don't plan on playing more than a couple of cards at a time. This place thinks they are playing speed bingo. You don't have time to look at 12 cards to see if you have the number called before the caller has already called two more numbers. And you will never have time to see if you are get close to a bingo, if you can not keep up with the numbers. And we are not beginners, spent the last 5 winters here. We have play here for years, but will have to find a place that employees care more about the customer than they do getting the games over with so they can sit on their buts for another hour, when the next games begin!!!! Sorry it was fiesta Rancho that we played at..not Henderson.

I am just not a fan anymore. I am being generous by rating this place 3 stars. They've recently (ish) remodeled, but it's like putting lipstick on a pig. The decor is much nicer, but it's still a smoky old room. There are regulars here. If you even think about going near "their" seat, you will get the evil eye. While the staff is friendly, they are all kind of ragged and rough around the edges. Yes, it's all paper. No, that doesn't give you a better chance of winning. The same people win over and over again no matter how many cards you play. On 4th of July they offered a "super session" at 9pm. I am still trying to figure out what was super about it, other than they offered a $1k cover all. We had to pay extra for our tickets and they didn't add any extra games, like Sunset does on Fri/Sat at 9pm. Overall, just a disappointment. Going in there reminded me why I choose to play bingo elsewhere.

Love it but it's so smoky you come out smelling like cigarettes! Of course it's always more fun when you win too :)

Took our daughter to Vegas for her 21st birthday and we wanted to play some bingo. After doing some research we found that the Fiesta Henderson was the ONLY paper-only Bingo hall in the Vegas area, the way Bingo was meant to be! Now we felt we had a fighting chance as there wouldn't be anyone siting there watching their "electronic" box do all the work for them (and probably chatting up a storm since they don't need to concentrate on the game). Since we hadn't played in a long time I asked a lady in the line to buy-in line what the program was and she and another lady gave me the complete run down, even helped me at the cashier window! We each bought a level 1 pack $5, a "Grande" $1, and a double action $2. 3 players, $24. Once seated, we were assisted in prepping for the games by a couple at the end of our table. They explained everything to my daughter since it was her first time. It's great to play with friendly players! The room was about 1/4 capacity and once the games started it was nice and quiet! The pace was perfect, especially for a beginner, yet not too slow. Our birthday girl came close, "only 1 more!" We've all said that!!! Much to our delight, I won a bingo and didn't need to split it, $50!!! Free soda and coffee are available at the back of the room too! If you don't want to compete against machines, Paper-Only Bingo is the way to go. After Bingo, we played penny video poker for a couple of hours. At first we watched the birthday girl, then my wife and I began to play. After I hit a Royal I cashed out! We were betting low, 1 penny for each of 10 hands at a time, 800 pennies for the Royal! Had I played max bet, as we practiced on our iPads, I would have won a lot more. But we had a great time and we cashed out slightly ahead. Can't wait to go back!

After being on a Bingo binger from earlier in the day in addition to learning about electronic Bingo, we hustled over from another Bingo hall to play. I should have Yelped it as it would have saved us sometime. I take it I was spoiled by the amenities of the day's previous gaming establishment in regards to it size, a bar and electronic Bingo. The Bingo Room is small, I did not see a bar and they were without electronic Bingo. So we bailed and zoomed back Sunset Station for more mindless electronic Bingo.