Tuesday, November 06, 2018

Chuck E. Cheese's Restaurant, Augusta, Georgia


One of the great gifts of the arcade was the way it put us all on the same level.”
Drew Nellins Smith





Who hasn’t been to Chuck E. Cheese’s with their child. If you want to make your child happy, this is the place. Or if you just want to feel like a child again, you may enjoy this place. This is a restaurant chain that has opened all across the United States and there are many restaurants have been opened internationally.









We came here for a four year old’s birthday party. My, what a hit it was. They set the table up all fancy with balloons and birthday plates and cups and a board set up with the child’s name wishing her a happy birthday.






If you are there for a birthday party, the kids who come get a card that that lets the children play games. The great thing is when you enter they stamp your hand with the number of the children so no one can leave with your child with out being scanned. If they don’t have the same number, they do not leave with you. This is called the “Kid check” and it is at all locations. This is wonderful for parents as you can sit and relax and let the children run and play or join them, but not worry that they can leave.







 There are loads of games for the kids to play. They had skeeball which was always my favorite to play so I was thrilled. They had a mini carousel, loads of video games, photo booth, racing game, basket ball games, and so much more. The kids all enjoyed being here so much.







Then came party time. Our hostess brought out the pizzas and we set the kids up with pizza and drinks. The kids all came to the table and everyone ate. While we were eating the animated animals started their show. The kids were watching wide eyed and were fascinated. On the stage was Helen Henny -a vocalist, Mr. Munch, the keyboard player and vocals, Jasper T. ( T for Tennessee) Jowls, vocals and banjo player, Pasqually P. Pieplate – vocals and drums, and of course, Chuck E. (E for entertainment) Cheese.









Then after they did their stick, our comes Chuck E. Cheese in a costume. The kids were so excited. He sang, “Happy Birthday” to the kids and let them come up and get pictures with him. He comes out every hour to see the kids. The hostess we had was great and energetic. It was fun.


Then came the candle lighting and cake cutting. It was great. The birthday girl felt very special. She got to dance with the hostess and hug on Chuck E. who by the way was born in New Jersey. Then onto opening the gifts.


Then it was back to the games. This is a great kid friendly restaurant that is a chain. It is known for the pizza parties and their games and amusement rides. At the end of the night the kids collect all the tickets they have and cash them in for little trinkets that make them very happy.




The menu at the restaurant is Pizza, cold cut sandwiches, chicken wings, salad bar, and desserts. They have sodas and beer for the adults to possibly take the edge off.




The first Chuck E. Cheese was opened May 17, 1977 in San Jose, California which was the birthday of all the entertainers we saw today. The concept was created by Atari and the co-founder was Nolan Bushnell. He tried to buy a coyote mascot but got a rat instead. The rat stayed until 1995 when he got a face lift and became a cute mouse.



This is a great venue for a child’s birthday party. They take all the work out of a party and is wonderful for the children. If you haven’t taken your children there you should. It is a great rainy day idea for the kids also. Check them out at: www.chuckecheese.com.

Till next time. God bless.

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