Chuck E Cheese’s

The staff was ok… I counted at least 5 broken games. The pizza was good and it came out within 15 minutes which was nice but overall my kids had a nice time and we will return

Might as well eat rocks. Louzy pizza at best. I get it. It’s for the kids. Kids will eat carpet I it had enough sugar on it.
Noisy, and loud. Great if your pumped up on sugar or are old and deaf. Sadly, it’s great for little johny-​son-​of-​a-​bitch.
Sucks or is who are stuck here listening to the giant robot mouse sing or the kid from the drama club dressed as a rat for college creds on his acting major. It’s no wonder why this is the Frederick County Democratic Central Committee Headquarters every election year.
Don’t get me started on the kid who was picking his nose as he brought out the pizza. I pray that my kids aren’t puking all night from the hygiene or lack therefore of here.
Even the games suck. Better games for the kids on x-​box and they don’t set me back $ 10 to play once. (Yeah I know what games cost but a least they can play hem for months or years)
G-​d, why I didn’t bring a flask in here is beyond me. You would have to be drunk as a dog to eat the pizza here.

This place makes money on you for everything you do. No fun for adults, most games are broken.

Its Chucks… what do you expect?
I will say this, we had a very affordable birthday party for my 5-​year-​old and I walked out on the mess in the end. It was hectic, fast-​paced, and full of children, but it worked. Our hostess Teela (I think is her name) was GREAT! She moved us in out and around. She made sure we had everything we needed and then some. Mike the manager was friendly to me and the whole family and there were a lot of us. We had nearly a 3 hour party at our table and then a little extra time at another designated area that they let us use! I have no complaints about the party services that they offer.
Chucks is certainly not my favorite place in the world! BUT, it worked for the party. I had a great experience for the cost and nature of Chuck E. Cheeses!

My kids like the place, but they aren’t too discriminating. This location has been repeatedly understaffed. For the past 3 times, I’ve had to wait for 7 – 10 minutes at either the food counter or the prize counter because there was only a single employee working both counters. The teenage staff has little enthusiasm and too little regard for hygiene (one minute their handing out toys only to then walk over to take your food order and hand you your drinking cups, they go directly from clearing trash from a table to bringing out food and pouring ice into the soda machines). There’s no staff circulating among the games helping the customers with issues.
The games rarely change. Not only are there games with «out of order» signs on them, but (worse) there are always games where you lose tokens because they are out of order without a sign. Last time, we posed for a picture at the picture kiosk, only to have no picture come out, a ticket eater was out of order, the horse-​riding game was out-​of-​order, etc. The skee ball and «Deal or No Deal», however, are good values at one token each.
The prizes for the games are cheap; a lot of it could be called garbage. They need to lower the «cost» of each prize. You could spend $ 20 on tokens and earn tickets over the course of an hour and walk away with prizes worth 50 cents. Of course, the kids do have fun during the hour, but for not much more than $ 20, I could buy my kid an all-​day ticket to Six Flags.
The food is also low quality. The pizzas have cheap ingredients and are unusually moist on the underside. The fries are ultra-​thin and frequently taste bad (when they have any taste at all). When you order food with one of their meal coupons, the cups they give you are like large dixie cups — just another side of this place’s cheapness.
Overall, Chuck-​e-​cheese has a clear business plan: understaff with teenaged workers, low quality food, low quality prizes, and hold onto the same old arcade games for as long as possible — but attract young kids with the Chuck-​E animations and figures (and the same old videos over and over).

He said, «Well it is Chuck E Cheese’s so don’t hate on the 100 kids running around bumping into you. We spent 85 bucks on three pizza and 6 drinks for a birthday party. I can’t say that the pizza was bad since all three of them were devoured by everybody that was there… oh yea you get these tokens to play outdated carnival games. This is defiantly a kid place and I’m sure if 5 year olds could type reviews they would love this place. We did learn that they stamp your hand with your kids hand with some magic ink that only can be seen with a UV light… this is suppose to be so no one takes your kids unless the number on your hand matches the number on the kids hands. We put that to the test and it was like smuggling drugs across the U.S. .completely didn’t work. Oh well it’s the thought that counts I guess.»
She said, «Yeah…not too much to say about chuck e cheeses. Kids running around everywhere with pizza still stuck in their mouth. The games aren’t even that fun expect for the basketball and deal or no deal. For 85 bucks for a childs birthday party i think you could spend that money better at home or a park. But then again its a kids place, so ill let kaiden, the 5 year old, type this reivew next time.»