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Bingo Loco Presents: “Name That Song”

October 31 @ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Get ready Menasha.. Bingo Loco presents “Name That Song”, the world’s biggest party is coming to Waverly Beach on Saturday, October 31st!

Bingo Loco brings its famous rave party to Waverly with dance offs, confetti blasts, and over the top prizes! Including anything from vacations to lawnmowers to giant teddy bears!

Get your tickets now before they’re gone!

Purchase Tickets Here: https://us.bingoloco.com/menasha

For any questions regarding ticket purchases, such as recovering lost tickets, reselling tickets, etc., please contact: hello@locomotive.com

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Event Date

October 31

Event Time

7:00 pm - 10:00 pm

Location

N8770 Fire Lane 1
Menasha, WI 54952 United States

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