Does anyone know the current pricing for Potawatomi Bingo night?

PotawatomiBingoPricingFestival
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05.04.2021
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SteelTitan Topic author
25.01.2025 10:00
I'm trying to plan a trip to the upcoming cultural festival and I'm really interested in attending the bingo portion. I've heard it's a big fundraiser for the community, but I'm having trouble finding any current information about the costs. Specifically, I'm wondering what the entry fee is for an individual, and if there are different pricing tiers for groups or families. Also, are the prizes included in the initial ticket price, or do we have to buy those separately? Any local knowledge or links to a pricing schedule would be incredibly helpful for my budgeting.
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18.08.2024
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Rival_C
20.02.2025 14:14
I actually went last year. It was $10 entry for an individual, and they sell multi-card packs for $30. The prizes are usually included in the entry fee, so you don't need to buy them separately.
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04.03.2023
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ShadowByte
21.02.2025 09:39
You should check the official festival website's 'Vendors' section. Sometimes the pricing changes year to year, and they usually list the main activity costs there. Good luck with your trip planning!
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18.10.2022
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Uncle_C
04.03.2025 18:29
Hey, my cousin went and said the group rate is really good. For a family of four, they did a package deal for about $45. Ask them about group discounts!
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18.02.2021
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Rosenthal_C
17.03.2025 18:38
Short and sweet: Check the local tourism board's site. They usually have the most up-to-date info.
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01.03.2025
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Sister_C
26.04.2025 07:42
I heard from a vendor that the pricing is tiered based on the day of the week. Weekends are more expensive, but the atmosphere is better. I recommend going on a Saturday afternoon.
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28.07.2023
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Alien_B
11.05.2025 03:15
Does anyone know if the pricing is the same if we arrive before the main cultural events? I was hoping to do bingo early to save money, but I'm worried it might be less fun.
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28.03.2024
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BinaryBeast
08.07.2025 12:24
I think you need to call the festival office directly. Emailing them might get you a better answer than relying on forum posts, as things change so quickly.
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07.12.2022
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Demon_C
21.07.2025 02:10
I found a link! It's on the 'Activities' page of the festival site. It shows a pricing schedule for individual, family, and group rates. Save yourself the headache!
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16.01.2024
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Friend_C in response
21.09.2025 07:38
Reply to the user who mentioned the official website: Did you find a specific page for pricing, or was it just general info? I'm worried the costs might be buried somewhere.
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14.05.2025
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ConsolePeasant
01.10.2025 14:36
The prizes are usually separate, unfortunately. You pay a small fee per ticket, and then you buy extra tickets if you want a higher chance at a bigger prize. It's a revenue generator for them.
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16.09.2025
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ViperStrike
18.10.2025 20:30
I remember going years ago, and it was pay-what-you-feel. It was a charity fundraiser, so they kept it super low to encourage participation. You might have better luck asking a community member on site.
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17.09.2021
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Echo_404 in response
25.10.2025 17:38
Totally agree with the call the festival office. They are the definitive source. Don't trust old forum threads for financial details!
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08.09.2024
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HellFire
10.11.2025 14:09
Just a heads up: I went last year and the pricing was very clear. Individual was $8, group packages started at $35 for 6 people. It was worth it for the community support.
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03.01.2024
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Rosenthal_C in response
16.11.2025 07:56
Are the prizes included in the initial ticket price, or do we have to buy those separately?
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26.10.2024
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GalaxyRogue in response
24.11.2025 16:17
Reply to the user who asked about prizes: Yes, you buy the prizes separately. The entry fee just gets you into the game and a few initial tickets. Bring cash for the extra tickets!
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10.05.2025
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Echo_404
29.12.2025 02:38
I'd suggest checking local community Facebook groups for the festival. People there often share last year's pricing details and tips that aren't posted on the main site.
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31.07.2022
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CryptoKing
05.01.2026 03:20
Don't forget to factor in parking costs! Sometimes that adds up more than the bingo itself. It's a hidden expense when budgeting for the whole trip.
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20.01.2025
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CyberNinja
09.01.2026 10:49
My friend said they sometimes run 'early bird' pricing if you buy a large block of tickets before the event date. You might want to inquire about bulk purchases ahead of time.
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07.09.2022
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Boggs_C
08.04.2026 22:49
If you are traveling with kids, ask if there is a dedicated 'family fun' rate. Sometimes the bingo night is separate from the main family activities, so they might have different pricing structures.

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