For almost half a century Chuck E. Cheese has been a place “where a kid can be a kid.” But what happens when kids grow up? Enter Chuck’s Arcade: a new concept branding itself as a place where an adult ...
Chuck's Arcade staffer Armando Arizmendi plays a NERF arcade game at the Brea venue hours before its grand opening. (Gabriella Angotti-Jones / For The Times) Chuck E. Cheese is all grown-up. Sort of.
When you drop the kids off at any of the more than a dozen Chuck E. Cheese locations in New Jersey, could you soon be be able to then slip away to a nostalgic gaming room built specifically for adults ...
Nostalgic Missouri adults with fond memories of playing arcade games while full of pizza at birthday parties can enjoy some retro fun at Chuck E. Cheese's new endeavor: a shopping mall arcade. In late ...
Chuck E. Cheese launched Chuck's Arcade, a new arcade experience geared towards adults. Chuck's Arcade combines new and classic arcade games. There are currently 10 Chuck's Arcade locations across the ...
Chuck E. Cheese is fully aware it's a nostalgic place for adults. While parent company CEC Entertainment still operates children's play locations across the United States, its perhaps even more ...
Remember how much fun Chuck E. Cheese was as a kid? Can you imagine having that much fun now? That's what the new adult-centered Chuck E. Cheese arcades are hoping for. These "Chuck's Arcade" ...
Chuck E. Cheese’s newest concept — which actually involves stripping down to one thing that has always been part of its draw — has come to California, with the entertainment company’s first Chuck’s ...
A woman who was trapped in a game at a Burbank Chuck E. Cheese entertainment center is a national story on Friday. The unidentified woman, who was at a Chuck E. Cheese restaurant on the 900 block of ...
Chuck E. Cheese is all grown-up. Sort of. Brea Mall is now home to a Chuck’s Arcade, the first location in California and 10th in the U.S. When the company unveiled the concept earlier this year, ...
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