Chuck E Cheese’s

My family and I took our children (Ages 2,3 and 4). I was super surprised that they put one here and was not expecting it to be great! Drove up to the door in awe like I was a little child ready to play. It was huge, filled with children, neat and clean. The staff was nice and eager to be a work… Finally! Did I mention that it was huge and clean? My 2 year old ran around that place to the point where I had to call his father to help (when it was my turn). I could not keep up with my baby! I love that they have a whole area full of fun never seen before play area for toddlers. My son enjoyed it but wanted to play in the big area and run around. The food came out in a great amount of time and was fresh… Thank God! Although I live 2 mins from the Largo location, I will always make a trip to this one!

IMPORTANT! THERE IS NO BALL PIT AND NO TUNNELS. What kind of world are we living in?! That’s half the fun of this place. Not that I was planning on getting in there, but honestly, that’s a Chuck E Cheese staple.
I don’t think even if I was a kid I would have had fun here. On the one positive note, it is very clean and kept up, but that’s about it.
Half of the games were broken, and the half that weren’t broken we’re the kind where you put in a token and get to press one button to test your luck and then you’re done.
One of the games asked me to call an attendant, which I did several times, but he never came and then got an attitude when I asked for my tickets.
Also, they pump propaganda in the air about wanting a pizza so I broke down and ordered one — lets just say it’s hardly busy in here, and we’ve been waiting for 30 minutes. And that’s not based on an exaggerated timing because I’m hungry, I’m looking at my purchase receipt and my watch, and debating asking for a refund and leaving.
Now to find some parents in the parking lot to buy the rest of these tokens…
Update: got the pizza after 35 minutes, despite wanting a pepperoni pizza with peppers on half as clearly ordered and corrected to the cashier, it’s not right.

If you’re not a fan of noisy and crowded places, then you probably shouldn’t be coming to Chuck E Cheese’s anyway lol. But this particular location is large and well-​maintained and pretty efficient. We had our 6-​year-​old son’s birthday party here, and the staff was pretty attentive and the 15 kids we invited had a great time.
So if you must hit a CEC’s for whatever reason, this is the best one in Montgomery County. Lots of games and a large staff… recommended.

My wife and I went to this Chuck E. Cheese and had the least amount of fun you could have at a supposed fun zone.
1) The cashier could not remove items from the Supreme pizza, and therefore we were forced to pay $ 6 extra to get a Supreme minus a topping here or there.
2) The cashier and the manager that came to assist refused to honor a coupon that clearly said «$ 2 off salad bar per person.» The coupon rang up as $ 1 off and they wouldn’t just take off another dollar. They provided no explanation and just proceeded with the transaction.
3) The first 4 games we played were completely non-​functional. The balloon-​inflating game did not work at all. The baseball pitching game did not have balls. The skeeball ate tokenss. The missile-​shooting video game became clear that the only way to win was to pump dozens of coins in at once — and once I did so realized I was at a station with no tickets. Operation cheated us out of the «bonus» win.
Look — I don’t really care about the prizes — but when the sole purpose of a game is to get tickets, and there is no supremely «fun» aspect to the game, THERE IS NO EXCUSE FOR NON-​FUNCTIONAL GAMES.
4) It was busy, wide-​open, flourescent and butt ugly. The Show-​Biz/​Chuck E. Cheese’s of my childhood were more dimly lit and less hectic, with more places to explore. This felt like they had recently moved into an old Bed Bath & Beyond space.
5) The pizza was god awful.
What a mess. Save your money and time, and make your own fun at home. Buy a Little Caesars from next door.
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We LOVE this place! We had our son’s first bday here last year & our hostess was amazing! The manager is friendly. We go to this location at least twice a month. What can I say my son love this place. Lol. I like that the smaller kid area is kind of blocked off from the other games. Chuck E walks around and greets everyone. We have been here during the wknd and during the week. No complaints.

This location is large and clean. I went on a Monday afternoon and it wasnt crowded at all. My daughter was able to play all the games she wanted without having to wait. I only saw one game that was out of order. They also had a good amount of toddler/​preschool aged games. My daughter had the individual sized pepperoni pizza and kids drink. The price was ok so no complaints here. I tasted a piece of the pizza and it was delicious. They say it’s made to order and you can taste how fresh it is. Next time I’ll try the buffalo wings and the salad bar. Long story short, I’ll be back with my daughter. Im not sure if I want to try it on a weekend but I’ll be back.

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Denzel Age 7

One of the cleanest Chuck E Cheese that I have been to. Staff was very polite, manager (Elysa?)came by our table to check on us. I’ve also never seen staff take the time to make toy recommendations on the way out. Walter was very sweet in this way. Cannot say how pleasant this visit was compared to other DC and CA locations I’ve taken the kids to.

This is a newer location — it opened in May 2013. It is clean and has an open, spacious layout. I don’t care for the layout because it’s difficult to keep an eye on kids. The location of the seating with respect to the games makes it nearly impossible to see what’s happening in different areas, and there’s no sectioning off to speak of.
The staff were friendly, and their service was relatively quick. I did feel they could be a bit inattentive to the floor,. I saw several tables that had trash on them a while after customer left.
I also noticed a LOT of groups of teenagers in here, as well as men without any kids. While this doesn’t guarantee an unsafe experience, it does make me extremely uncomfortable to have my young daughter in here, given how hard it is to see the whole space. He packs of teenagers wandering around gives me the feel of an arcade, ht I don’t come to Chuck E. Cheese for that — I come for a safe environment where I have peace of mind that my child is free to play.
To this store’s credit, the manager who spoke with me and my friend about the concerns we had was friendly. Chris was very understanding of our issues with the observations we had. Unfortunately, he told us corporate policies were uniform throughout franchises, so their customer policies could not be altered, despite feedback. I was frustrated because he agreed with our points about the teenagers and the unattended adults, but his hands are tied.
I will not be back to this location.