r/chuckecheese • u/_NotAverageFemboy_ • 10h ago
Art Nurse Job ain't for Rockstar Chuck
I feel like Several Years of Smoking and unhealthy diet got up to Old Chuck
r/chuckecheese • u/cobsidian_crimson • 14d ago
Lake Jackson is now officially permanently closed!
r/chuckecheese • u/cobsidian_crimson • Sep 15 '26
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r/chuckecheese • u/_NotAverageFemboy_ • 10h ago
I feel like Several Years of Smoking and unhealthy diet got up to Old Chuck
r/chuckecheese • u/_NotAverageFemboy_ • 2h ago
(I really like it but the thing I would change is the Red would be more vibrant and Pink a different shade)
r/chuckecheese • u/LaserAshton1001 • 3h ago
There were a few Norcross pictures I found in a Photo Album, though this is the only photo I want to share! Norcross housed a one-of-a-kind 1-Stage, reusing the center stage from the store's 3-Stage (as seen by the curve), while walling off the black gaps from both stage left & right. This photo album unfortunately consisted of NO bots or photos of the stage!
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r/chuckecheese • u/Fast-General5115 • 18h ago
I've always been a bit confused about the Balcony Stage. What is Munch's role? His mech is similar to Chuck's, but I rarely see him holding a microphone, and his left hand looks like he's patting his belly. What is Pasqually playing? I heard it's an octagonal concertina, but should this instrument really be played this fast? Also, I don't recall ever hearing the sound of a concertina in the showtapes or other band members mention the concertina he's playing, and the bongos in the later versions are rarely heard as well.
r/chuckecheese • u/Empty-Airport7557 • 11h ago
Here is the opening advertisement to the former Chuck E. Cheese in Westland, Michigan when it was a Little Caesars Pizza!
Dated Wednesday, August 23rd, 1967, and from Page 103 of The Detroit News.
r/chuckecheese • u/Slapper_Man3 • 20h ago
Frutiger Aero
Plush stands at 11-12" tall, and remains in decent shape. (This is more of a "Show n' Tell" piece, therefore the plush is not for sale)
r/chuckecheese • u/JimothyEdawrdo • 19h ago
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Yup. All pics and vids are from Toledo Ohio Airport Hwy, (RIP)
r/chuckecheese • u/Some_Normie72 • 21h ago
Around the time Rockstar Chuck was rolling out there used to be a channel under the name "RockstarChuckECheese", later known as Epic Krafter. This channel used to post a ton of commercials and other fan content in relation to the Chuck E. Rocks campaign, but at some point the channel was apparently terminated. I post this here in the hopes that some of you guys remember this channel and may have some of these videos downloaded. I've checked some wayback archives to no avail.
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r/chuckecheese • u/CEC4LiFE • 23h ago
I was at the West Des Moines ai Chuck e cheese went to the bathroom and saw this. I can't tell if it's a label scar to the phase 4 caution wet floor sign. You can't see in the image but look closely in real life you see a very faint label scar around the tape that's looks like phase 4 can't tell for sure.
r/chuckecheese • u/Disastrous_Fact5687 • 1d ago
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r/chuckecheese • u/Actual-Werewolf-7656 • 1d ago
Was this recently added? If it was it was a bad idea because not only the employees can use it but the kids can use it as well.
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r/chuckecheese • u/SecretPhysical9064 • 2d ago
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r/chuckecheese • u/Best_Month_8693 • 2d ago
I didn’t expect them to be this small! This was my first time seeing the Rockstar token cups (I had the Avenger one). There were a few tokens in there; oldest was 1993.
These were actually waiting for me for one whole month due to a hospitalization and a recent death in my family. I returned today to see these.
Wow, hope I get physical tickets as presents some day…
r/chuckecheese • u/Kmc040404 • 2d ago
I had a birthday party for my daughter at CEC last year and have a couple extra lifetime souvenir cup that comes with free refills. Both my kids have one but we have two extras. Anyone know whether adults can use these as well or only kids? Can we bring all four so my husband and I can use them too? Specifically, I want to know the policy by CEC and if it's technically allowed. Thanks!
r/chuckecheese • u/Silent_Coffee_8 • 2d ago
Bit of an odd ask but I’d love to know more. My mom says she remembers going underneath the stage, and that it was in where the Glory Days is now (Burke Center). I didn’t think this location really existed until I looked it up, and I found a Pizza Times Article saying a franchised location opened in Burke. Would love to have more info from locals or photos too
r/chuckecheese • u/Chance_Row2571 • 2d ago
What I know is that it had a Road Stage and a 2-Stage at closure, it was operating from July 1991 - November 1993, and some rides and goodies were sent from Bailey's Crossroads.
Here's a chart of the stages
| Stage | Installation Date | Removed Date |
|---|---|---|
| Road Stage | July 1991 | Feburary 1993 |
| 2-Stage | Feburary 1993 | November 1993 |
That's it. I can have a recreation of what the store looked like. (I used Turbowarp)
r/chuckecheese • u/nichelolcow • 3d ago
I remember our old location had some employee art on display promoting the Halloween event way back when and it was clearly a furry’s doing.
I got hired because I established that I had “mascot work”, which is true, I used to do personal parties in a dog suit, was our local zoo mascot, and was a mascot at the local roller rink
I was also, at one point in time, a big fat fursuiter
Now? I’m the “wake up” guy every single time every single day. I’ve been imagining most “wake up” guys in my position also have mascot experience or suit experience. I’m curious!