Chuck E. Cheese

My children love this place
Mar 26th, 2024

Mar 24th, 2024

I enjoyed the time that I spent with my grandson. They really enjoyed themselves and the food was excellent.
Mar 22nd, 2024

The food is way too expensive for the portions I got. The staff was awesome, and the place was clean Kid-friendliness: The staff answered all my nine year old questions about games and when Chucky was going to come out
Mar 7th, 2024

Hello Readers, Background: I am an avid arcade junkie and frequently visit any I come across. Recently, Ive been hitting up Chuck E. Cheese and its various locations. I spent about $32 for just over an hour of play. This location was a solid experience but nothing above and beyond. Food: I purchased no food, so I can not review that aspect of the location. Games: I played about 90% of the ticket games (skipping over most shooters and other lengthy story driven ones). A handful of them were broken such as an Egyptian coin pusher, the Simpsons soccer, and down the clown. Others seemed faulty but not entirely unplayable. Some just didnt work well with the current mechanics of the new-ish card system. Any game that dispenses a coin to play is slow and clunky as I have to wait about 10 seconds before I can get another coin. In some cases, this disables the jackpot feature as Im supposed to rapid fire coins but am unable. There was a wide selection of games to choose from. They had plinko games, timing games, physical games, luck games, and shooter games. Many of these I had never seen, usually because they were ancient, not new. There was however a lack of enticing coin pusher games. My least favorites included Goal Line Rush (impossible to win) and Big Bass Wheel (values too low and used spinning mechanic instead of lever). My favorites included Pop the lock, Monster Catcher, and Jum:p (even though I was trash at it). The ticket farming at this location is very limited. PLEASE add the minions jelly lab game. Im begging you! Atmosphere/Sanitation: The overall cleanliness of the building was excellent. I did see messy tables, but I assume staff arent supposed to clean them until they are confident the people are finished/gone. I went into the (male) bathroom, and it was perfectly clean, not shinning but above average. I arrived during a childs birthday party, and consequently, there were a lot of people. A lot of the children were running around; I saw multiple parents/siblings hunting down a runaway child. However, I dont mind this much as I understand theyre just kids. The vibe was what to expect from a slightly hectic birthday party. Staff: The staff were average. I didnt have many interactions with them. Somebody cleaned most of the time (I think). The prize area wasnt manned constantly, only when needed. And since it was a birthday party, Mr. Cheese himself made an appearance. The kids appeared to greatly enjoy his presence as the Chuck E. Cheese Show (?) played in the background. The manager, when I visited, was excellent. I had three coupons for a lot of tickets, and the manager was able to add them all to my card hassle free. I received these coupons from another Chuck E. Cheese through an unorthodox method due to a missing manager card, so Im glad they worked without any setbacks. After every Chuck E. Cheese visit, I tend to grab a small treat, usually a lollipop. When I went to purchase my item, the manager gave it to me for free. While yes, the item was only 100 tickets (it was 60 at a different location), it was a nice gesture and went along way. So thank you Mr. Manager. I really appreciate it. It made my little visit. Overall: My experience at this Chuck E. Cheese was limited as the game selection was quantity but lacked quality. However, it was redeemed through an incredible staffing experience. I hope to return to this Chuck E. Cheese when I get the chance. Thanks for listening to me ramble, Ice
Mar 14th, 2024