Chuck E Cheese’s

Chuck E Cheese doesn’t bring pleasant memories for me as a kid. Unfortunately, with kids you can’t avoid the rat. Chuck E Cheese has came up in the world. Wings, sandwiches, and salads! The wings were pretty tasty. The pizza wasn’t bad. Not Cane Rosso, but it’s cool. For $ 59 we got 80 tokens, a pizza, salad bar, wings, and drinks. A good deal I think, but we had a gift card.
My kids are fans so I shall give it 4 stars.

Took my daughter for father daughter time. My experience was great like it always is. The staff was courteous and polite and as a person with a disability, they always try to make thing convenient for us or ask if we need help. I am always welcomed by a friendly greeting and usually by Robert always nice and kind to me and my child. Robert was his kind and courteous self as usual this time and told me if I needed anything to let him know. Met a new member today who impressed me was Briley even though young he was trying to make our visit nice by coming by and asking me if I needed anything or a refill since I have trouble getting around. It is hard being disabled and finding a place that goes out of their way for you. I am impressed.

I’ve had three parties here for my young children and they were all amazing. This Chuck E Cheese is clean, friendly, and organized. The games are kept working — which is so much better than other Chuck E Cheese’s I’ve been to. The party coordinators are patient, accommodating, and friendly. I had the sense that they truly wanted my child to have a good experience.
The manager always stops by to ask if you are getting everything you need.
Pizza is standard party pizza. Salad bar isn’t amazing, but fresh each time we go.
They give tons of free tickets and tokens to the birthday child.
Five stars for their effort, staff, cleanliness, and value.

I must admit I had NEVER been to any Chuck E Cheese before I took my son there a few weeks ago. As a child I was always slightly envious of all the kids who did go to Chuck E Cheese, and I somehow never got invited to a birthday party here :(
I waited until my son was old enough (3 ½) to take him, and took the plunge over spring break.
My Impressions:
1. CROWDED as heck (spring break might have had a lot to do with this, but I’m assuming it’s going to be usually crowded on the weekends nonetheless.)
2. Efficient stamp system– they had us all stamped in the door and checked us all on the way out to make sure no one took a kid that wasn’t theirs (as a parent I absolutely loved this system, even though it did make a line on the way out, doesn’t matter I felt good knowing there was that little extra bit of precaution.)
3. Prices were pretty decent. $ 30 got us the 4 person family combo which included a large pizza, 4 drinks, and 40 tokens. Considering each of the little kids’ games only took 1 token each, we had MORE than enough to use and then some.
4. The games were really entertaining and age appropriate for my son, he had a blast! Also, despite being incredibly crowded, the kids moved on pretty quickly and there were a TON of games, so he almost never had to wait very much if at all to use any. On the older kids’ section of arcade games there were an annoying number of adults (parents?) using the games, but aside from that it was pretty good.
5. Very very loud, but not much else to expect for a place filled to the brim with over-​excited kids of all ages. Still the place was surprisingly clean, even the bathrooms (which my son did have to use at one point.)
6. The pizza wasn’t half bad. Nothing to rave about, but adequate to munch on while chasing after a toddler.
I expect I will be returning to this Chuck E Cheese (conveniently located in the Hulen area) in the near future. Parents especially will appreciate having a safe place to take their kids to blow off some energy and an alternative to McDonald’s and the like. I took my son home straight for a nap :)

Great place to take the kids especially for birthdays. The guy playing the role of Chuck does a fantastic job!