Chuck E. Cheese’s

This place need remodeling lots of games are not working and the one working has a piece that broken, not sure if the company is coming to check on them but I been in other ones never see one that bad

If you enjoy the smell of feet, then you’re going to love this place.
Walking in from the parking lot, I was already embarrassed and feeling regret as I helped my child and other family members step over the deep pile of assorted trash that was strewn at the curb. This ridiculous river of garbage stretched from the front door all the way to the rear of the building. Had it not been my sons birthday party with twelve invited guests already arriving, I would have turned around and left. My favorite part would be that every employee reporting for duty that day would have had to step over this same rubbish and no one thought to clean it up.
Inside was to be expected: Wild kids with sugar-​buzz glazed eyes, parents with interesting outfit choices, and arcade games with ticket payouts that wet the youth’s appetites for future gambling habits.
We had reserved a private party table near the animatronics show, which was nice in the sense that it provided a barrier from the game floor where people seemed to be crawling all over each other. Our waitress was nice, professional, and treated the kids kindly. Chuck E. Cheese himself is another story. The famous animatronic mouse, who constantly performs and lip syncs, had a broken wrist. This fling just flopped around like there’s no tomorrow, while exposing his metal guts and wire inner workings. It scared the smaller children and ruined any possible magic for the older ones.
I could go on about the things I saw at the salad bar, or the horrendously wet and empty straw laden soda fountain. But I won’t, because I already reluctantly promised to take my kids back. Dang it…

Half of the games didn’t work, the tables not clean ewww had to spray them down with my own cleaner I carry in my bag! If the games worked tickets never came out. To order food took forever however the manager jumped in and started helping. She was very nice. I don’t think we will be back unless a lot of things change. Eeeek

This place is a mess. It’s dirty (trash cans are overflowing), crowded, disorganized (our food was sitting in the widow FOREVER before we finally found someone to tell them our food may be up there), and half the machines either ate our tokens or were out of tickets. And to boot, the cost is ASTRONOMICAL. What an incredible waste of money. Never again.

If I wanna pay that much for a mouse I might as well go to Disney World. Sooooo dirty, small, and always crowded. I must admit that I’m not a fan of places like. I was so miserable here.

Where a kid can be a kid and a mom can relax. I was expecting terrible food and germ city. I was pleasantly surprised that it was clean, most of the games were in working order, and service was very friendly. There is a blocked off Toddler Town, so your little ones won’t get mowed down by the big kids.
Everyone in our group was shocked at how tasty the pizza was. I echo my hubby, Peter P., that «puny» is a generous description for the wings. They were tasty though, despite being microscopic. The food prices are on the high side, but you keep screaming kids and all their dirt and spills out of your house — you really can’t put a price on that. And the kid was WIPED OUT afterwards, so it was nap city. Join their email club for more deals.

It’s been more than 20 years since I’ve lost been to any CEC, and it seems much nicer/​cleaner than before. There are a lot of games/​activities for kids from 2 to 12. There’s a separate toddler area for the little ones, a bigger kid area, and a video game area for the biggest kids.
The pizza is actually pretty serviceable. The wings taste alright, but are puny (and even that description might be generous).
We went on a Friday afternoon during the school year so it was DEAD inside, which allowed our 2-​year old to pretty much have the run of the place.

Best $ 10 I’ve spent for my five year old to have a blast. No charge to enter. Dirty, smelly bathrooms. Friendly staff at the prize table. They will round up your total prize ticket amount, in order for the kids to get a better prize. Don’t expect nice prizes. Tootsie rolls and plastic spiders unless you save up for than 200 tickets over several visits.

My 5year old had a blast, I’m just disappointed about the prices. $ 20 for a medium pizza, 2 drinks and only 15 tokens!!! Ridiculous. 15 tokens is a rip off. The place was clean and the staff was friendly. It’s early Friday afternoon so it’s not packed at all. I’m still debating on whether or not I’ll be returning.

My toddler had a great time here. They offer a variety of rides and games. Chuck came out and danced with free tickets. Awesome! We didn’t try the food but it looked fine on other people’s tables. The staff were all pleasant and professional. Chuck E Cheese is a must for cheap fun.

The fact that I visited a Chuck E. Cheese’s restaurant with other grown men should help show that I will leave no stone unturned in my search for the best pizza. While it probably won’t be winning any awards soon, their pizza was pretty decent and was certainly better than I expected. It had a fairly thin crust with good cheese and pepperoni that had some flavor. Plus, they have nice food and token packages, and we were able to take advantage of their #1 Special which included a medium pizza, two drinks, and twenty tokens for $ 19.99. However, I should warn that the tickets you earn from their games really don’t get you much, and this is coming from a group that set high scores on their pop-​a-​shot machines (no big deal). All in all, I don’t know how much fun Chuck E. Cheese’s is to most people over the age of twelve, but at least their pizza has no age limits. I actually enjoyed my time at their location on the northeast side of Indianapolis as it was pretty much empty when we were there, thus virtually giving us the place to ourselves. So, I would say that even adults — ones that don’t embarrass easily — can enjoy themselves at Chuck E. Cheese’s, and one shouldn’t be hard to find as they have over 450 locations across 48 states currently (only Vermont and Wyoming don’t have locations — I guess they hate fun there).

Dear Lord! I walked in the first thing that assailed me was whole place smelled like urine. I guess I should have expected that though, as it’s a place where kids go to play and spend money on worthless little trinkets. However, we did go so my little girl could have a fun little birthday, and she did have a blast. I just don’t think I could tolerate going here again. Honestly I would rather drive to a different location. The staff was fine, but disappeared when you needed them. Like I said, it was a blast for my 3 year old, but I wouldn’t call it clean.