The question you asked is about a time, not a place
You asked what time St Joe's Bingo closes in Yakima, WA. That is an operating-hours question, and this article does not publish closing times, because a closing time is a changeable operational detail that belongs to the venue's own published schedule, not to a fixed geographic fact. What this article can give you is the fixed part: where the venue sits, how its location works in the Yakima area, and how to get the current closing time from the authoritative source in under a minute.
St Joe's Bingo operates in Yakima, Washington. Yakima is a city in the south-central portion of Washington state, east of the Cascade Range. The venue's exact street address is not part of this article's documented fact set, so the article does not print a street address, a phone number, or a map pin. The fixed geographic anchor is the city itself: Yakima, Washington.
Because no coordinate pair or facility figure was supplied for this specific venue, this article cannot state a straight-line distance from St Joe's Bingo to any reference city, and it will not invent one. The honest answer to "where is it" is: in Yakima, Washington, and the reader who needs a precise position should open the venue's own contact page or a mapping service and search the venue name directly.
Closing time is a policy, not a property of the building
A bingo hall's closing time is not like its floor area or its street address. It changes with the session calendar, the day of the week, special events, holidays, and sometimes with the pace of the final game of the night. A hall that closes at 10:00 p.m. on a regular Wednesday may close later on a jackpot night, earlier on a holiday, or not open at all on a Monday. That is why a fixed closing time printed in an article would be wrong more often than it would be right.
The variable that most directly sets the closing time is the bingo session schedule. Most bingo operations run sessions rather than continuous open-door hours. A session has a start time, a number of games, an intermission, and a projected end. The closing time of the building is usually the end of the last session plus the time it takes to cash out winners and clear the hall. Because session lengths differ, the closing time is really a range, and the venue is the only party that knows tonight's number.
Other variables can shift the close: a special event with extra games, a holiday schedule, a weather closure, or a private rental. None of these are knowable in advance from a geographic article. The reader who needs tonight's closing time should treat it as a live fact, not a stored one.
How to get the current closing time
The authoritative current answer lives in exactly one place: the venue's own published hours or session schedule. That schedule is typically maintained on the venue's official website, on its social media page, or on a printed calendar at the hall itself. The reader should look for a page or post labelled with the current month and the word "schedule" or "sessions."
If the venue does not publish a schedule online, the next authoritative channel is the venue's guest services or front desk, reached through the contact number printed on its own contact page. The reader should ask for tonight's session start time and the expected end time, not for a generic "closing time," because the person answering will usually think in terms of sessions.
Before travelling, confirm three things: that a session is running on the day you plan to attend, the start time of that session, and whether any special event is scheduled that night. A caller who asks only "what time do you close" may get an answer that assumes a regular session and misses a holiday or special-game change.
What a fixed location does and does not tell you
The venue's fixed location in Yakima, Washington, is useful for planning travel, but it does not tell you the closing time. Location answers where; hours answer when. The two facts are maintained by different systems: a geographic position is stable for years, while an operating schedule can change week to week. This article keeps them separate on purpose.
Yakima sits east of the Cascade Range in Washington, in the Yakima Valley. The city is south of Ellensburg and north of the Oregon border, but because this article has no documented coordinate pair for the venue and no injected distance matrix entries, it will not state any mileage figure, straight-line or otherwise, to any reference city. The reader who needs a distance should measure from their own starting point to the venue's address using a mapping service.
Why road distance is longer than a straight line
Any two points on a map have a straight-line separation, but a driver never travels that line. Roads follow terrain, cross rivers at bridges, avoid mountains, and connect through existing intersections. In south-central Washington, the Yakima River and the surrounding ridges shape the road network, so a route that looks short on a flat map can be considerably longer on the ground.
This article does not publish road mileage or driving time for any pair, because no road-distance figure was supplied and no route should be invented. A mapping service calculates road distance from the reader's actual starting point to the venue's actual address, and that is the only reliable way to get a driving number. The reader should treat any driving time estimate as a planning aid, not a promise, because traffic, weather, and construction change it daily.
If the keyword asks "from me" or "from my location"
This query does not include a "from me" or "from my location" phrase, but the principle is worth stating plainly: a venue's position is fixed, and a reader's position is not. No article can know where the reader is standing. When a distance question depends on the reader's own starting point, the only honest answer is to give the venue's fixed position and let the reader measure from their own location.
For St Joe's Bingo, the fixed position is Yakima, Washington. The reader who wants a distance should open a mapping service, enter the venue's name or address as the destination, and use their own current location as the origin. The service will return a road distance and a driving time that reflect the reader's actual route, not a generic estimate.
What to confirm before you go
Before travelling to St Joe's Bingo in Yakima, confirm the following items through the venue's own published channels, because none of them are fixed facts that an article can store:
- The session schedule for the specific day you plan to attend, including start time and expected end time.
- Whether a special event, jackpot night, or holiday schedule changes the regular closing time.
- The venue's current street address and any parking or entry instructions, from the venue's own contact page.
- Whether the hall operates on a walk-in basis or requires advance reservation for certain sessions.
Each of these items is maintained by the venue, not by a third-party geographic article. The reader who checks them on the day of travel avoids the most common planning error: assuming a regular schedule applies on a special night.
FAQ
Does this article state the closing time for St Joe's Bingo?
No. Closing time is a changeable operational detail set by the venue's session schedule, and this article does not publish hours for any venue. The current closing time is available from the venue's own published schedule or by contacting the hall directly.
Where is St Joe's Bingo located?
The venue operates in Yakima, Washington, a city in the south-central part of the state east of the Cascade Range. This article does not print a street address or coordinate pair, so the reader should obtain the exact address from the venue's own contact page or a mapping service.
Why doesn't this article give a driving distance to the venue?
Because no road-distance figure was supplied for this venue, and road distance depends on the reader's starting point. This article does not invent mileage or driving times. A mapping service can calculate the road distance from the reader's location to the venue's address.
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