About this tour
When Jake from our Global Hobo crew hit up FunnyBoyz in Liverpool, he found a venue that nails the interactive drag and entertainment experience for both day and night crowds. The 4-hour sessions run the full gamut — lip-sync battles, musical bingo, twerk-offs, and appearances from RuPaul Drag Race alumni, all hosted by drag queens who work hard to make punters feel like the star of the show rather than just audience filler. It's unapologetically camp, loud, and geared toward groups after a proper night out or a boozy daytime wind-up with mates.
Highlights
- RuPaul Drag Race guests from the BBC show perform live
- Interactive games like Spin the Wheel and lip-sync battles
- Benidorm Bingo done with full musical production
- Drag queens actively engage with crowd, not just perform
- Bottomless brunch option for morning sessions
- Accessible venue with solid public transport links
- Welcome drinks and food packages available depending on ticket tier
What to expect
FunnyBoyz is set up for maximum interaction — this isn't a sit-back-and-watch situation. Jake's experience involved constant engagement: drag queens working the room, pulling punters on stage for games, and keeping energy high throughout. If you go daytime, expect a brunch vibe with booze flowing; nighttime is full party mode. The venue runs a tight ship with games like Benidorm Bingo (live musical backing, proper production value) rotating between lip-sync battles and twerk-offs. There's genuine enthusiasm from the performers to make sure nobody feels like a wallflower.
What struck Jake was how little dead air there is — something's always happening, and the queens actively call out audience members to participate. It's not subtle entertainment, but that's the whole point. Group dynamics matter here; you'll have more fun if you're ready to be silly and cheer on mates who get pulled into bits.
What travellers say
- Genuine interactive experience, not passive spectating
- RuPaul Drag Race alumni appearances add credibility
- Drag queens actively engage individuals, not just perform
- Wheelchair accessible and good public transport access
- Food and drink packages available with tickets
- Works for both daytime brunch and nighttime party vibes
- Loud and chaotic — not for quiet nights out
- Peak weekend sessions will be crowded and hectic
- Solo attendees may feel exposed by interaction style
- Ticket inclusions vary — check what's covered
Themes summarised by our team from public information about this tour. Verify specifics on the operator's page before booking.
Good to know
If you're after a proper laugh with mates, drag entertainment that feels earned (not patronising), and a venue that actively works to make you feel included rather than observed, FunnyBoyz delivers. The inclusion of actual Drag Race alumni is a solid drawcard. Bottomless brunch is solid value if that's your timing. The space is wheelchair accessible and easy to reach by public transport, which matters.
It's loud, chaotic, and unapologetically in-your-face — if you prefer subtle or low-key entertainment, steer clear. Groups are the sweet spot here; solo punters might feel a bit exposed. Peak times (weekends, brunch slots) will pack out. Walking's minimal but you'll be standing for most of the show. Ticket packages vary, so check what's actually included — some cover drinks and food, others don't. Not ideal if you're hungover or quiet-seeking.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original Global Hobo summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.