I'd thought I would finally sit down and write a review after visiting a few months ago. First time visiting a bingo hall on the Muckleshoot reservation with a group of friends. We went on a weekday on the morning session and we all had a blast. The people were very friendly and helpful for a bunch of rookies. There was a smoking section, but divided with plexaglass, so it really wasn't a bother. The caffeine was flowing pretty good as there is free coffee, soda and water. The whole experience was great and want to do it again. Highly recommended for adult fun! read more

I've come here through the years when my mom flies over for a visit. She loves bingo. The staff have been really helpful and patient if you don't know which cards to get. It's inexpensive to play. The food has gotten better over the years; although, they stopped making the fried gizzards (I really enjoyed those). There is a designated smoking and "non-smoking" area, it's not closed off so there is no non-smoking area. They also have a pretty decent slot machine selection and there is a room that is actually sealed off from the smokers. read more

Muckleshoot Indian Bingo - Bingo cards and daubers - Bingo Halls Near Me - Auburn, Washington

Visited Muckleshoot Bingo on a Saturday for their evening session (starts at 7pm). Parking: We arrived at 6pm but there were limited parking spots at the front of the bingo hall, so we parked at the back parking lot. Line; The line was so long and we spent about 30 minutes in line just to purchase our bingo cards. Only to find out that as a first time player, you need to go to the Player Club to get a player card. The casino player card doesn't work because they are different entities. I wish the staff were more helpful to assist people who visited as the first time. Seating/ setup: After we got our bingo pack, there were barely any seats. So we had to ask around to see if there's any spots available for our group. I strongly recommend going early to secure a spot before purchasing your bingo pack. There are non-smoking and smoking sections. However they are divided by a plastic dividers so smokes will linger around the entire place. Beverages: Typical well priced drinks at a casino. My margarita was $7.50 which is very affordable. However, you are not allowed to bring it downstairs, like why?? Compared to BJ bingo hall, I was quite disappointed with Muckleshoot bingo's setup. read more

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Very friendly and helpful employees. Good bingo games, if you're new playing bingo and need help the employees will help you during the game too. read more

Muckleshoot Indian Bingo - Celebrating my bday in Muckleshoot playing bingo. - Bingo Halls Near Me - Auburn, Washington

I come to Muckleshoots Bingo to eat an inexpensive Salmon dinner. I Don't Play Bingo and only play slots in their small Non smoking section. Most of the slots are in the smoking section unfortunately. So I go across the St. At the non smoking large area and spend more time there instead. I came on New Yr's Eve but they were not serving the regular menu since most customers were Bingo Players that bought the New Yr's package with the Set Dinner. There was only Appetizer Bar Food. I went to a Thai restaurant instead, 3 miles down the st. before going to the free Live Bands at the Casino. It used to be $12, in 2022, 2023 no extra sales tax. They raised the prices on all menu items. It's $15.37. You order at the counter. On a busy Weekend, just go play slots while they cook your order. It will take 15-20 mins wait. read more

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we have came here 4x now won once on bingo ever since havent won goin tomm see if one of us will win this time around will be our fifth time so one of us has to hahaha some foods are good popcorn is awesome n lemon pie employees are nice and will help as well so we shall see tomm march 5th 2026 see if one of us will win this time see ya there read more

If you want a good cheap fun 3 hours hit up some bingo! The food isn't very good so definitely eat before you go.

Our first experience went well! Loved it! Was greeted great and found others were helpful in explaining to us the process

Good place to sit, enjoy the company of others and win Bingo. Red Cedar usually has a special and this evening was meatloaf. I gave the venue 3-stars as the ventilation could be better. There is a smoking and non-smoking section, but unfortunately you can still smell the smoke. The staff are helpful. They also offer coffee and popcorn at the Corner Shoppe. read more

Muckleshoot Indian Bingo - Meatloaf - Bingo Halls Near Me - Auburn, Washington

Worst customer service ever. We went and spent $500 on bingo and slots step out for 5 minutes to watch some fireworks and told by the security guard that just seen us walk out to get out of the parking lot or get back in and gamble. They clearly have to many customers to care about customer service. read more

I would have to say the food they offer at Red Cedar is good. So far from all the things we have tried, we liked Grilled Salmon and you get a big piece and a choice of side, French Dip, Swedish Meatballs, all their different type of soups and something about their fries that is really good. I like them. Quick and easy and no fuss. Just good food for reasonable price! read more

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Enjoyed a New experience here at Muckleshoot Bingo. I highly recommend this place for some fun and an awesome experience with Bingo for the first time. read more

Played Bingo for the first time. Didn't really like the experience due to lack of help/information. Takes a while to get the hang of it. Slot machines are tight and don't really payout. I don't smoke but most of the slot machines are in the smoking section. No tables to play. Fish & Chips was average. Berverage station was messy but the rest of the building including the restroom was pretty clean. read more

92 year old lady in a wheelchair was told she couldn't come in and play bingo because her ID was expired and not valid. Why? Is that a state law or a power happy door person? read more

My friend, who is only 30 but acts like she is 70, convinced me to try bingo at Muckleshoot, and I have to admit that it was a lot of fun. We went into this blind, not knowing what the heck we were doing or how to play. You would think that Bingo would be easy, right? It's advanced quite a bit, kids, and it takes some getting used to. We got "Gold" packages ($49), which entitled us to more "cards," and we opted to go with the computer doing the legwork for us. I have to say that this is a great convenience, but I think it would be fun to do both paper cards and computer cards, as waiting around can be a bit tedious. We went during the evening session, which started at 7 and completed by 10 pm. They have morning and late night sessions, too. There is also a 15-minute intermission for restroom breaks, etc. You can help yourself to free soft drinks - there is one of those machines where you can choose more than 100 beverages - and there is also a snack bar where you can purchase popcorn and other nibbles. The building is pretty smoky, even though there are designated smoking and non-smoking sections. I don't mind it but just want to point that out in case people have high sensitivity to it. Overall, I find Muckleshoot to be clean, professional, and safe. I didn't once feel uncomfortable there, and the employees were very nice and helpful. I would definitely return here to play some Bingo. Didn't win during my first visit, but I am hopeful for the next! read more

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Have been driving by here for years..............Have never gone until this past weekend - went for my niece's 18th birthday. We had a fun time - everyone in my group won - except me : ( I only spent $20 including snacks ( only $2.25 for a huge fresh fruit cup). I'd go back if someone invited me........... read more

So I returned to Muckleshoot bingo today after several years away. The hall has been renovated nicely and I was excited to play the matinee game with a good friend of mine for my birthday. He had never played there. Not at all crowded. We had plenty of room in the smoking section and chose a table close to the caller off by ourselves. Having a good time chatting to one another as you would over lunch. Next thing I know the staff comes by and tells us to be quiet. ?!? That they were getting complaints. ?!? It was then we realized literally no one else in the hall was even speaking. It was like a morgue. ?!? No one even excitedly called out Bingo when they won. What happened Muckleshoot? This used to be a lively fun place where winners cheered each other on and friends gathered. I don't think I'll be back, and certainly not to celebrate any special occasion. read more

Jesus, the security guard at the front was so rude to me and my friend- hassled me about wanting to bring tea in when tons of ladies had drinks in their purse and bring stuff, in I just didn't hide mine. Then he didn't tell us where to go so we waited in a line that ended up not being a line, thus costing us tons of time. Rude rude rude! read more

I like coming here with my friends as it's much bigger than the one up at Tulalip. Even though it doesn't make a difference if you're in smoking or non, it's still smoking. It is one heck of a drive to get here from Redmond. If we're lucky we'll get here in 35 minutes but if we're not it'll take up to an hour due to traffic. We get here and pay $7 for 9 cards of 9 different games and if you come on Tuesdays or Thursdays it's half off which is only $3.50. I think Wednesday is senior citizens day of half off as well. However I do believe the discount only applies to matinee sessions which is at noon only. There is also the opportunity to pay for a machine to play the game for you and it tells you when to "yell bingo". I can't remember how much that costs but I feel it takes the fun out of it so I never pay for that. If you want to play other games then you pay for them separately. We then go and order food then sit down and wait for the game to start. If I'm done eating early I stop by and play some slots. They don't have a large selection of slots but still super fun until you can go across the street to the actual casino with table games and thousands more slot machine. It's not your grandmother's bingo games for sure. These folks come up with the craziest patterns to make bingo. Some examples include, double chevron, hour glass, triple bingo, plus signs and four corners. The folks here are quite serious about their games. Many of them come with their own dobber bags with the colors of the rainbow. Cheap entertainment for the opportunity to win from $50 to several hundreds or thousands of dollars. The games are usually about 3 hours long so we stay out of trouble for that time. Have fun and gamble responsibly!! read more

Muckleshoot Indian Bingo - Bingo Halls Near Me - Auburn, Washington

The announcer was so quiet and the staff were the least helpful people ever. They didn't answer any questions and just wanted to move people along. $7 for a book of bingos (around 10 games I believe), these don't include blackouts, they walk around and sell those before the games come up. Its very very true they move fast, be ready to hear the number, DAB FAST, and pay attention to the bingo pattern. We stayed for about 5 games then we gave up because we were completely lost as to what was going on. We got so bored we ordered food. The nachos I think are what made me ill today, but we were starving! My friend got some french fries and they were decent. If you are a pro at bingo, you might enjoy this place. If you are looking at getting started in bingo, skip it. Try Tulalip before completely giving up on your dream of a bingo career. I could see us possibly coming back but we will be much better prepared: read rules, come early to ask questions, sit closer to the front, and bring some troll dolls. read more

Muckleshoot Indian Bingo - Bingo Halls Near Me - Auburn, Washington

I'm not a BINGO aficionado, but I love this place. I have come here on a sporadic basis for the last 4 or 5 years. It's a great place to go with friends, have a few drinks, eat some unhealthy food (they have healthy options, too), and maybe win some money. It is actually pretty fun. Friendly employees to help you if you have questions. Non-smoking and smoking are kept separate. It's not perfect (about the smoke), but at least they try. Watch for specials because they frequently have half-price buy-ins and special events. Really love this place. read more

I swear!! How lazy can you guys be when asked if they could review the security footage in the area I was cause I dropped a pack of new smokes. It was maybe 15 mins or so that went by. I saw these two females thats that were across from me but didn't think about it. So I kindly asked if they had seen a brand new pack of Newport. BUT she clearly was ignoring me as I see getting ready to light a Newport 100. I find that odd my were 100 and I could tell that it wasn't packed in. So I asked if they took it and they literally like" no these are mine? I asked security to check the footage as it was just 10 mins ago but was told they can't. And then the nerves of the security guy was like oh yeah when I check her bag she has Newport in there. He then was like yeah I bag check her when she got here and that was there....oh you know her by name. I kindly asked to review the footage even if was only a pack of cigarettes and if wasn't them I would apologize right away. But still it felt like no one wanted to do anything and assist me. I said it isn't even busy there is no one in here and you guys can't help. What a bunch lazy fatass I tell you. How hard is your job?? I guess overwhelming because I'm guessing the lack of assistance told me that. I ain't never coming there again. Get your shit right. read more

The non-smoking section provided a good selection of table and slot games. We lost all our money but had a fun time. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. There are complimentary sodas and iced tea from a self-serve machine. TV's show sports throughout and the sweet shop has a good selection of old fashioned candies. read more

I absolutely love my one day a month my mom and I get to spend at the Muckleshoot bingo! We have lunch, we play slots at intermission and before and after bingo, we play throwaways and the little bingo machines, we laugh and have fun! The tellers, the sellers, the callers and security are all extremely friendly and helpful and professional! It's rare that we win but we always have a blast! My mom treats me to the whole day so it is a win-win for me no matter if I win or not! Ha ha ha! read more

This a 3.5, not a 3 and not a 4. I agree with everyone that there is not really a "non-smoking" section, although they do try hard to have one. This is how I would break it out... Smoking Section, Divider for Non Smoking, then escalator to the top area where you can smoke and drink. There are about 6 tables in the drinking/smoking area, and these are the only tables you can drink and play bingo at. If you like slots you are also in close proximity to a room with a good selection of machines. Also there are convenient bathrooms that allows you to get a pause during a break in play. I need to highlight the bartender who works the upper level - wish I knew her name, but she was so nice - and attentive. Helped me choose what was best on the menu while also keeping my drink full! She is why that its a 4 vs. a 3 when it is really a 3.5 rating. read more

Not a bad activity if you're completely out of things to do. The reality is, you'll probably never win. That's just the reality, casinos don't make money off winners, they need losers to keep feeding their funding. But in exchange, you do get some entertainment & some time to kill. The Bingo part of the whole casino is it's own territory separated from the rest of the casino. There's 2 section for you to choose from, smoking & non-smoking so pick your battle. Ask a staff if you aren't too sure on how to play because it's not like the simple straight across, up & down, or diagonal rules like you're used to in Kindergarten. There's some intense pattern that you have to follow. The cafe bar was actually decent, they served Redbull Italian sodas which I don't think you can mess up on. Overall, there's plenty of seating if you want to join in a game. Tell me about your experience if you've been here or is going to after reading this review:) read more

It always strikes me as hilarious that folks will write reviews on casino's or gambling establishments and they start off with, " I don't gamble!" so wth are you writing about that should give a gambling establishment 5 stars? Which is why I am going to write a GAMBLING review of a GAMBLING establishment so if someone is planning on going there to spend their hard earned money on gaming, you know whether you stand a fair chance at wining or not? Fair enough? Ok, lets get started... I've played here at MIB for over 5 years both slots and bingo. I consider myself seasoned at both, and play all over the USA. MIB is a pretty nice establishment, even though yes it is smoky, and yes, you have to walk through smoke to get to non smoking. The buy-ins here are very expensive, but you get quite a few cards, and each game pays $700 if you play Thurs-Sun pms. The Matinee and Moonlight is $400 I believe but ask when you get there. They offer both paper and machines, and please, if your not an avid player, don't play paper!! You won't keep up, because they call super fast. And other players will help, but its a burden to them and may put them behind. They've dumped their Planet Bingo jackpot linked games, and that's the reason I drove all the way. Since they've stopped that I've stopped going. They still do at Lucky Eagle, if you like linked big jackpots FYI. now, the bad news....MIB is very difficult to win at. I've won a total of maybe $3500 over a 5 year period, and that's spending an average of $200 each time, about 2 times a week...you get the jest. As is with most of WA state, the tribal gaming pact is only set to pay 75% which is like 20% lower than Vegas, and when is the last time you won in Vegas? AND they are only regulated by the tribal gaming commission, so there is NO ONE who cares if you think you're getting ripped off. The slots are not random, and if you don't change the bingo card on the machine, you'll just sit and put $$ in. But even then, its pretty darn tough to win. lastly take a look at the winners pics on their website. This place is heavily in favor of giving the big wins to tribal members, just so your not shocked when the jackpot goes to a "regular" and staff calls them by their first name. {no shocker there} However, the staff is pretty nice, I think the daytime is probably your best bet because its not so busy. When the jackpots start to rise, the crowds get big, so be there early or stand in line for ever. The buy in windows are slow as crap, so pack your patience. There are NO COUPONS unless your tribal or you get their once a year calenders. My final thought on Muckleshoot is that after all these years, I've gotten tired of the terrible traffic and the distance, only winning about every 6 months and would rather just play local charity places where I know everyone is playing paper, no one has a "one up" on me because of their affiliations, and the money is going to good place. I get my bingo fix and I certainly don't spend near what I did here. But you won't win the "big" ones at your local eagles, so good luck at MIB! read more

They have a nice non smoking section and the food is really cheap. I have to tell you, their version of a scoop of ice cream is way larger than my version...and that is GREAT!!! I ordered a single scoop of ice cream for $1.95...they gave me 4 Baskin Robbin sized scoops of ice cream and counted that as their one scoop!!! That is a no brainer deal!!! If only they had more flavors....Bingo is cheap for matinee at $10 a packet for all games plus the special "balls" for money bonuses...some evenings it is $15 or $20 depending on the payout for each bingo...some Saturday's the payout is $1000 a bingo....tonight, some guy won the blackout at 51 numbers and got an additional $12,000 dollars....some people have all the luck!!! read more

Love Muckleshoot Bingo! In the year that I've come to play, they've remodeled the inside and it looks pretty nice! Staff is always super friendly and very helpful. The food court is a hit or miss and I would choose your food wisely cos there's nothing worse than getting food poison. Bottomless soda for $1. They even serve ice cream! Lots and lots of slot machines and ample parking. Smoking and no smoking side is practically the same cos the smoke will just drift over. read more

First time for everything! I was invited to play bingo with my wife's fam for New Year's Eve and haven't ever really played before. I was really glad to have people around me who know what the heck to do, it was a bit overwhelming at first. The people there all seemed to know what to do and what the strange language being spoken actually meant! As the night progressed I was able to get a handle on things but definitely could see losing track if a lot of alcohol was involved. I think I would try it out again, kinda slow for my liking but still was fun. I didn't win anything but the lady and her daughter next to us took home like $3700 so it is possible to win some money. The food was OK there they had some fast foodish stuff that was good, the garlic fries were doable. read more

Cheap payouts so sad bah humbug seems like bonuses most of the time paying next to nothing on a bonus I guess when you own the gambling commission this is what happens read more

I USED to love coming here. Covid caused a lot of changes which is understandable. But now they have these plexi-glass pieces between the tables and they made it all non-smoking except up in the bar. read more

I have went to Muckleshoot Bingo for the last 8 years. This past year has made me very uncomfortable. They started requiring you to fill out a homemade form any time you win a bonus payout. Legally you are required to fill out a federal form at time you win $1200 or more. However, the form they are giving you to fill out is some random word document form and for prizes well under the $1200. When I refused and asked to talk to manager they said you must and is a new requirement of them by the IRS. When I asked to see the letter/document he didn't have one, when I asked why there wasn't a legal form he didn't have an answer. Unsurprisingly, I just won the EXACT game a town over at their competitors and what do you know...no form to fill out. Muckleshoot does not need to capture sensitive information about their customers for nonlegal purposes! I also won a consolation prize on a game there a couple of months ago where they had a typo in the program giving the consolation amount the original prize amount, and the program had the error for months and still had it a month ago. When I asked why I wasn't paid out the published amount, they said it was a booboo. I said I understand but that is not what is published. She said we don't have to pay what is published. So I guess they feel they can pay you whatever they feel like. Sorry, but you are not trustworthy in my opinion and have lost my business. read more

Muckleshoot Indian Bingo - Bingo Halls Near Me - Auburn, Washington

This is the only one of two bingo places I've been to so I'm no expert on this subject or anything. 1. It's easy to find, for most of us, it'll be on the right hand side. Traffic can get a little slow if you're going through the area during the evening commute. 2. They usually have 3 bingo sessions a day. There are daily specials so check the website - the website also offers information about jackpots and whatnot, they don't update the websites on the weekend though. 3. There is is a snack bar that sells greasy foods and sandwiches, they have some Asian-inspired foods and some Mexican-ish foods like Nachos. There's also an ice cream area, they don't have a huge selection though. 4. There are slot machines that are kinda fun, I sort of think they are bettter at the regular casino. 5. There's a non-smoking section, it can fill up fast so if you want to be in non-smoking, I'd get there early. 6. Alcohol is served upstairs only. 7. Cash only, the ATM charges $2.50. read more

I really like this place. People are helpful if you are not familiar with the different games. To get your cards make sure you have cash. There are ATMs inside so you can pull cash if you like. Don't forget your member card, need that to buy cards and you get points when you use it on the slots. Good luck!!!! read more

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Alright been a while since I've written a review so thought I'd start off with BINGO! Sounds lame but you are just jealous you haven't been to BINGO! Muckleshoot is a little out of the way if you are coming from Seattle it's about 20-30 min drive, roughly. But once you get here it is game over! So maybe it's a Friday night and instead of going out to a bar and drinking beer why not head out to Muckleshoot and spend maybe $20 to play for 3HRS!!! It's not your elementary school farm animal picture bingo. This is where the big boys play, if you haven't gone before try and go with someone that has. If you are going with a group and don't really know what you are doing just ask lots of people are willing to help. Also if you THINK you have BINGO just yell out BINGO! Don't do that to many times though because it's frowned upon but sometimes you just don't really know. Costs: You need to buy your bingo cards so that'll cost you between $10-$20 depending on what you purchase. BEER! I recommend sitting up stairs because the bar is up there easier to get a beverage. Food: Surprisingly their food isn't that bad, sometimes you get the late night munchies. Take a crew out there play some bingo you never know you might win some money. read more

This is the only Bingo facility we've tried so far. I personally never liked playing bingo because it consumed too much of my time and I don't enjoy sitting in one place for too long, but, this place offers me the option to play bingo and still play slots when I want. I don't play the regular games on paper, ever! I like playing the extra games on paper, but I only buy those when I win at bingo or slots. The more I win, the more I play! My favorite bingo games are the Double Action, Bonanza, & DIY. I hope to win a big jackpot someday! If you've never played bingo, I recommend you give it a try! I believe your odds of winning at bingo is better than your odds of winning the Mega Million or Power Ball Jackpots! Need a girls night out? Play Bingo at the MIB! read more

Non smoking section is a nice touch. Reasonable prices, but I wasn't able to win. Oh well, it comes and goes right? In the future, I'll stick to the casino. read more

Ha-ha, I never win, but I love this place. We come twice a year when we visit relatives from Las Vegas.

Used to come here a couple years ago to see this security guard that worked there cause he was so cute, he was a super tall, muscular brown skinned dude, very good looking. Just wanted to shoot my shot if anyone knows if he still works there? read more