Where can I play pull tabs in Danbury, CT?

Danbury has 5 known pull-tab spots, including Disabled American Veterans Lee Hartell Chapter 25, Moose Lodge 1373, St Nicholas Church, St Peter Church. The free Pull Tab Finder app maps them and sorts by distance.

Are pull tabs legal in Danbury?

Yes. In Connecticut, pull tabs are called sealed tickets and are sold by nonprofits holding a permit from the Department of Consumer Protection, such as veterans' posts and fraternal clubs, to players 18 and older. See the Connecticut pull-tab law guide for details.

Pull Tabs (Sealed Tickets) in Danbury, CT: 5 Spots to Play

Every pull-tab spot we know in Danbury

Disabled American Veterans Lee Hartell Chapter 25State-licensed
25 Segar St
Moose Lodge 1373State-licensed
75 Boulevard Dr
St Nicholas ChurchState-licensed
13 Pembroke Rd
St Peter ChurchState-licensed
121 Main St
VFW Post 149State-licensed
5 Byron St
Operated by Danbury Athletic Youth Organization

How we know, and what we might be missing

In Connecticut, pull tabs are called sealed tickets, and only nonprofits holding a permit from the Department of Consumer Protection may sell them: veterans' posts, fraternal lodges, civic and charitable clubs, and parishes that run a weekly game. The state-licensed spots above hold an active sealed ticket permit for their club or a weekly game, from the department's October 2026 records. Permits for one-time events aren't listed. The others come from public mentions (reviews, a pull-tab distributor naming the place, or its own posts) plus anything players add in the app. If one is wrong or yours is missing, the app is where it gets fixed.

A list is honest about its limits: a licensed spot can retire its game, and a bar this page has never heard of can start one tomorrow. If you know a Danbury spot that's missing or wrong, add or fix it in the free app — that's how the map stays true.

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