Chuck E. Cheese’s

I went here with my wife for a birthday party that my son was invited to. It was during the day, so there were minimal crowds, but I’ve heard Friday and Saturday nights can get pretty busy.
Our little one just loved running around the whole place and it was hard to keep track of him sometime. Luckily, they stamp your family’s hands to make sure you don’t leave with the wrong kid! HAHA! Although, I am sure it’s to make sure that your child is safe with all the lunatics in this world.
The food was, eh… eatable? Not the best pizza in the world, but when you’re a kid, what do you know, you just love pizza.
There are a ton of games to play and just as many tickets to win. there’s a toddler area with some tables and a little play area with a slide. One things that’s nice is that all of the games are just one token a piece, so for $ 10 or $ 20, you can get a lot of playing time.
I noticed there was a small salad bar, but we didn’t get a chance to try it out.
We’ll take the family back out to this place again since our son had such a good time.

I was always a fan of Chuck E. Cheese’s when I was younger. My son was invited to go to a birthday party for one of his friends here today and it turned out to be a great success. The birthday guest and his friends were given pizza, tokens, ice cream, and a fruit juice to drink.
There is a security feature that the staff uses to stamp people with kids. When you walk out, they check to see if all the numbers match on the parent (s) and kid (s), which is a piece of mind. My son along with a bunch of other kids love the excitement that it has, so it was nice to relax as a parent watching him enjoying everything without having to be at the exit to block him.
They have a separate toddler area, booths, and long tables in the back for birthday parties. The entertainment is endless with the games and you can claim the tickets from the games for prizes. The location was clean and it wasn’t crowded in the late morning when we went. There is food and an endless salad bar for a fair price. They have deals and coupons on the website to use as well.

Kids are having a great time. Great for indoor fun. Good prices too. Fresh items, house-​made dough, in addition to gluten free and vegetarian options make this place a great choice for even families with the pickiest of eaters.

The best part of a Chuck E Cheese experience is being able to relax as a parent. Your kid can’t run out the area or walk out with another group without getting checked. The numbers stamped on your arm have to match. Don’t need to spend a lot of money here either!

This place is cool, you just gotta know how to play it as a parent. First off, it’s completely free — you can just come in and walk around and watch the shows without paying anything. A refillable drink is two bucks, so I just grab one of those and hit the sweet tea and pepsi product fountain. The chicken nuggets and pizza are good but very expensive and you don’t get much. Don’t try to play any of the games where you win tickets — it’s fruitless and not really any fun. Just buy maybe two dollars worth of coins. There should be a merry-​go-​round that seats three kids for one coin. That one is the best value ride and sometimes random kids will hop on with mine. Once every half hour or hour some guy in the mouse suit comes out and dances — that one is good. Most of the time the kids just jump on the machines and are excited without even paying anything. This location is better than others because it has a young kids play area for toddlers. Sometimes the place gets packed and there must be germs everywhere so for the love of god wash your hands after playing. Oh, and the place stays open very late and has beer.

Fairly large and clean location. All equipment was operational while we we’re here. Also we used the coupon which I found online and showed them on my iPhone. No need to print anymore.
Characters we’re walking around greeting hugging kids. There was a party going on also.
I never eat here, but salad bar food looked fresh and clean and so did the pizza which they kept bringing to various tables.
I’ll come back here whenever kids are bored and need to escape the brutal Florida sun. Place was nice and cold inside.

Great place to take the kids on a rainy afternoon. You don’t have to spend a lot of money. With each machine only taking 1 token to play you can buy an hours worth of fun for $ 20. They have a variety of food options from pizza to a salad bar. Unfortunately they don’t have a very big variety of games. We found ourselves going back to the same games over and over.
My son is 7 and he has a blast there. It makes a great end of the week reward after a week of doing well in school.

Been to this one for 4 birthday parties now (had back-​to-​back parties one day, that was brutal). They do a fairly nice job on the parties, but they are very efficient at turning them over too.
Now, a bit of advice to everyone out there. Never, I mean never, absolutely never, did I mention never, go in there after 3pm. Ever.
Car breaks down in the parking lot, you have a van full of kids and no AC and it’ll be hours until the tow truck arrives — don’t go in.
After 3pm, this place auto-​multiplies the children and it is insane and completely overcrowded & overrun. Plus, way too many parents just come in and plop their fat asses in a booth and let their precious darlings do whatever their heart desires, including shoving, pushing, cutting lines, etc, with no care for anyone else.
Earlier in the day, it’s a pretty decent respite from the heat and a way to tire out the offspring for a possible nap.
We only come to this one almost exclusively for birthday parties due to the fact we live far from it. But once in awhile, when the moon is right and the children will sleep in the car, we’ll drive to this one to wear them out for that weekend nap.
Positives — THEY SERVE BEER!!! And, as with all Chuck E Cheese’s, all games are only one token, and they have some really good prices for tokens, no rip offs here. They also have a stamping system for going in and out so that parents & kids must have matching numbers, a nice safety thing, although I’m not sure what the 80 pound 18 year old girl would be able to do if some cretin did try to bolt with a kid.
Negatives — it’s a snot-​filled, insane place with cardboard pizza. 70% of the parents don’t give two craps how their snot-​nosed broad is acting.
Enjoy!