Chuck E. Cheese’s

This Chuck E. Cheese has been one of my favorite locations since Chuck E. Cheese YouTuber Chuck E. Cheese World (Ethan) went there for the first time in his life. This store maybe a smaller store but it seems fine with it’s 1-​Stage with awesome uniqueness on it as well.
I rate this store 5 stars like every Chuck E. Cheese’s
Any Chuck E. Cheese’s location is great for anyone all ages because of it’s animatronic Shows (CEI {3-​Stage, CU-​1}, Cyberamic {1-​Stage, 2-​Stage, Road Stage, Rocker Stage} like this one in North Dartmouth MA which has a 1-​Stage}, and Studio C {Alpha/​32M, Beta [1^st/​32M, 2^nd/​16M, 3^rd/​16M}, Cappa/​16M, Alpha/​Beta Mix/​32M, Beta/​Cappa Mix/​32M, COL/​16M/​32M, and Chuck E. Live/​Botless})

This Chuck E. Cheese has been one of my favorite locations since my neice was in diapers. Now that she is 13 we don’t find ourselves here as often, but recently we had the chance to stop back in.
The best parts about this location are that each game is a token (like all other locations), the staff is always polite and the location is always fairly clean. The only downsides are the fact that some of the customers here don’t respect the facility and destroy the games. The other downside is that a few of the games are worn down.
That being said, overall this location is amazing and we can’t wait to go back in the future.

I enjoy coming here with my kids we always have a great time. It gets to be a little crazy sometimes theres just way to many people. I just left there and surprisingly it wadnt really crazy in there we went to a bday party the staff was AWESOME!!! They have definitely stepped their A game the pizza is really good. Little pricey but hey the kids have fun let thrm run around and get tired.

This place is great, good food, good games, playground etc, my grandkids love it here, very clean and safe, very nice people work here, recommend highly

Great place to come during the week, not busy, great food! Kinda pricey but all kids love it, they run around have a great time and the parAnts can sit back and relax

Great place for you younger kids. It’s clean, bright and welcoming with a healthy offering of food options like a salad bar… nice touch for people choosing not to eat pizza. it’s has my vote!

I believe everyone knows what expect from chuck e cheese, so it’s more like taking your chances each time based on the quality of the facility, and the current occupants, which is a little ironic because adults are way more likely to make a trip to chuck e cheese unpleasant.
The silver lining is that it’s enjoyable for my son, the unfortunate reality is that I have to see parents who have no idea what they’re doing, sometimes yelling at their kids, or even dragging them back to the table kicking and screaming, but I’m not going for me so that’s just something to get over. I get the sense that chuck e cheese, for some kids, is one of the rare opportunities to actually have fun.
This location was clean and newer, and the staff was your typical first job types; when you see one of them dusting off the games, and the malfunctioning games being fixed quickly, I would have to assume this particular location has decent management.
No comment on the food.

I’ll start off by saying that I used to love Chuck E Cheese as a kid and never understood why my mother didn’t take me there often, but instead opted for Big Top and Discovery Zone. After coming to this location today, I kind of understand why.
#1. Prices are atrocious. $ 25 for a large pizza (that was tough to chew and greasy), 3 drinks and an apple juice. I believe it was 1.79 for an apple juice which was smaller than the size of a carton of milk they serve at elementary schools.
#2. The stage set up with the robots. What the hell? I remember these being so much more active and interesting to look at. They also were on a bigger stage, and more secluded from the play area than they were at this location.
#3. Though the website online DOES say that only some locations have a toddler room, I was excited to come here primarily for my toddler. I was disappointed to learn that they didn’t have much for him to do there. I figured they would at least have the spider web game where you step on the spiders as they light up, or big bertha where you throw plastic balls in her mouth. The only games suitable for a two year old were the ride ons. Unfortunately (and through no fault of Chuck E Cheese) he was afraid of them.
#4. The rat. For the love of god, the rat! Where is Chuck E? Why wasn’t he out and about? Seems like I always remembered seeing him and was disappointed that I didn’t today! I guess he ate too much of that garbage pizza and croaked!
#5. The ball pit. What? Why? What the heck happened??? Now, they have a Discovery-​Zone type thing with piping and tubes for kids to climb in which is fine for older kids, but my 2 year old would probably stay up there and never come down! I just don’t understand why the ball pit isn’t there anymore. Someone suggested sanitary issues — if this is a legit reason, then that is pretty pathetic. How hard is it to have one of the employees clean that out every night? A pure shame. It was the reason FOR going, to use the ball pit. Oh well.