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    Chuck E. Cheese

    3.0 (214 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    CHUCK E. CHEESE ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Very loud
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    ham and pineapple pizza
    Thuy L.

    The inside is well maintained and clean. The place can get busy on weekends and Friday nights. The staff really works hard and tries to get to the customers as fast as they can. However, I did notice nobody ever picks up the phone when calling multiple times and that was a little frustrating especially when I had questions regarding the birthday party package I had booked online. Pizza is actually pretty decent and better than I expected.

    Hot Cocoa Ride
    Michelle K.

    I recently visited CEC in May 2026. It was our first time at this location and my son had a blast!!! I had such a wonderful time watching him play games, the obstacle course and jump jump. I had no idea how fun this place was for kids ages 2+. They had rides for all kids and parents who can hold their newborns on some rides that are safe and cute. My kid didn't want to leave so I ordered food from here. We ordered pepperoni pizza (personal), boneless lemon pepper wings (small). I was surprised how tasty all the food was and it was just enough for my little guy and myself to share. It was pricey but I think if you get their fun pass membership then saving 30% off food, drinks and games is worth it. I got the summer fun pass silver, which gives you 100 game plays daily, 30% off food/drinks/fun-zone/merch. I bought the souvenir kids reusable cup that gives free unlimited refills for life which like less than $5. My son loved meeting Chuck E where he comes out like every 30 mins on certain days times and for special occasions. Staff is awesome here! They're all helpful and kind. One that was recently so helpful was Julianna on my visit 6/11/26. For fun pass members, you will always get weekly specials like free cotton candy, bring a friend day to play for free, or extra discounts. There is so many affordable ways to let your kids enjoy too when you go on the CEC website for discounts. This is a great place for kids to unwind and for some whos kinds love bonding with their parents by playing and riding games together.

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    Benedict C.

    We pay extra to have our kids play in the adventure zone. Mean while the area is full of kids without wristbands and socks. On top of it the height limit is 58" and there are teenagers ( well above 58") playing on the superhero playground swinging and going down the slides. What is the point of paying extra if there is no control in the area. There are multiple signs that say please see attendant for access but clearly no attendant in sight.

    Nicola L.

    The only reason you're getting 3 stars is because you had beer! The pizza was so dry. Like cardboard. We went for a school fundraiser and honestly I would've rather just handed the school my $100. For an hour of play and a pizza that's insane. Had to ask for plates and napkins... no one was at the prize area and only two cashiers so there was not enough staff at all.

    The big prizes!
    Michael T.

    Chuck E. Cheese has changed and evolved so much over the years. From the days of clunky animatronic mouse and creature shows, to giant play structures, to the more modern arcade and small play gym area that it is now. One thing that has remained constant is the fact that if you've got a kid age 3 to around 12 then Chuck E. Cheese is a pretty decent and cost effective done-for-you birthday party spot. Over that time the food has gone from a regular pizzeria to outright horrible now back to a much better place. During our most recent visit, the pizzas were not bad. I'm not sure why you would come to Chuck E. Cheese expecting gourmet meal or anything fancy anyway. For what it was, which is a kid's birthday party, it hit the spot. They've also got a little salad bar and it checks all the boxes. They also apparently have beer there which I hadn't noticed before. At least they had taps on the wall. Staff was pretty friendly and responsive and helped us out with the party that we pre-purchased. Chuck E. Cheese came out and said hello to the kids and there was a little dance party and it was all very cute. This particular location seemed very clean and well maintained. Overall, I think they've got a pretty good thing going on if you are looking for a reasonably priced kids birthday party with activities for the kids. Nothing fancy or special but it checks all the right boxes and our four year-old was happy at the end of the day. Everyone was able to get something from the arcade prize shop, which is pictured.

    Kiosk to check time on card or point balance or add time. Dining area and party reserve area.
    Charrise L.

    Love the check in/out process. Can't enter until an employee stamps a unique number on the hands of all members of your party. Children cannot leave unless an adult with a matching number is with them. Well, well, well, Chuck E Cheese cards have certainly changed now. You are charged by time, not points per machine/game. No more tickets to gather. All points are collected on the card used to initiate the game. This was perfect as my little friend roamed from machine to machine, not spending more than 20 seconds at each one. He also didn't really like staying at one game for more than twice. As usual since the first time I went to a CEC over 30 years ago, the place triggers a lot of stimulation- lights, blinking, colors and noises. It's a lot!!! Also you have to be very careful because there are little ones running around everywhere. Usually adults are running after them but not all the time. There is an occasional hand sanitizer around as you know those grimey little hands aren't always the cleanest. NOTE: Make sure no one touches their eyes after touching any machines/games. Wash your hands with soap as soon as you can. Restrooms entrances are open to ensure little ones can go in and out. The stalls are still private, no problem. $35 for 60 minutes on the card and we left with 3 cheap little plastic toys that were probably made in China for 25 cents. Oh, but we had one very happy child!!! Ok, bye.

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    The employees were very nice and patient with all the crazy kiddos running around, and also very clean.

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    Orange Claw Club

    Orange Claw Club

    5.0(88 reviews)
    12.3 mi
    Kid friendly
    Committed to satisfaction

    THIS PLACE IS SO FUN! I'm a child at heart and this place is a must to try for anyone!…read more First off, the staff is always very welcoming and kind. They will adjust the stuff animals frequency so all ages are able to walk out with a win. They have a trade in system for winning stuffed animals, or you can keep what you won. If you choose to not trade in for anything at the moment- they will give you chips to keep for next time. They host plenty of events if you love Pokemon or video games- so make sure to follow them on Instagram/ they post a lot of their new inventory and events.

    This is one of many newly opened claw machine arcades in Los Angeles County and Orange County. Just…read morelike most new claw machine stores, this store offers a plushie trade-in policy which basically means players can either keep the plushies they win or trade them in for club coins on the same day in order to use those coins to trade up for better collectibles on the shelf. One plushie = one club coin. The shop is located in the heart of Downtown Santa Ana (just a block away from 4th Street Market). [Parking]: There is a parking structure across the street for 4th Street Market. I had no issue finding free street parking in this part of town on Sunday afternoon. [Token pricing]: The standard price is $20 for 22 tokens. There is a $5 minimum purchase for 5 tokens. The more expensive the bundle package, the more bonus tokens players will receive. [How to play]: Each machine only needs either 1 or 2 tokens per play. Players can ask a team member if they need help. Plushies that leave the store cannot be returned or traded in later. The store offers a guaranteed catch policy which means that after spending $5, a player is guaranteed to leave with at least one plushie (Just let a team member know if this happens). [Pokemon battle & trade]: Every Saturday from 2 PM to 8 PM, the store hosts Pokémon Organized Play which includes TCG, VGC, and GO. Visitors can learn, play, and trade during the event with free snacks and drinks available (while supplies last). [Conclusion]: While I do think their trade-in prize selection is not as good as some other claw machine stores, this is really the kind of place to visit either on a date after having a meal at 4th Street Market or for Pokémon Organized Play.

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    Orange Claw Club - Good machines. Mostly 1-2 credits

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    Good machines. Mostly 1-2 credits

    Lucky Strike Ladera Ranch

    Lucky Strike Ladera Ranch

    3.6(104 reviews)
    8.3 mi
    Sports on TV
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    I am giving them a 3 star although I feel like a lot of the issues we have aren't with staff but…read morereally the clientele, especially during summer pass season. The arcade games here, particularly those that offers tickets, are often broken because the kids here quite literally cheat and break them. For example, with skeeball, they'll activate both machines and then combine all the balls into one. Then they'll climb into the machine by lifting the glass. We have seen climbing and ball combining for the basketball game as well. I believe Lucky Strikes corporate states that minors are supposed to be chaperoned by adults but I would say 75% of the pre-teens and older crowd are not chaperoned. This leads to them throwing multiple balls at once down the lanes (once, we even witnessed all five kids throw five balls at once for multiple turns) and kids not wearing bowling shoes or even sneakers but flip flops while bowling. The servers are generally friendly and professional but it is possibly understaffed for the size of the venue. If you're going to order food, it'll take at least one full game for it to arrive so plan accordingly. Overall, if it's not significantly more inconvenient, I would consider driving to the Aliso Viejo location. The vibe and atmosphere then is more on par with what Lucky Strikes branding is aiming for.

    Lucky Strike in Ladera Ranch is a clean, modern and fun vibe for date night, parties, family night…read moreor weekend hangs with friends. It has something for everyone, with glow lanes, arcade games and a cool bar and friendly staff.

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    Mission Control

    Mission Control

    4.1(370 reviews)
    12.5 mi
    $$
    Minority-owned & operated
    Large group friendly

    Mission Control is a BLAST! It's a not-so-hidden gem on the second floor of a market in DTSA, which…read moreis the perfect way to spend the evening after walking around and eating in the area. There's a variety of pinball machines and classic old school arcade games to choose from (as well as some new machines which were recently added). You can exchange cash for tokens and all the games are reasonably priced, either 2 tokens (50¢) or 4 tokens ($1). They've got a DJ bumping live music to set the mood, a couple bartenders dishing out fun themed drinks, and there's even a dance floor with a disco ball if you feel like getting down. It's got a little something for everybody, even if you're bad at the games you can still have fun with friends, on a date, or even on your own! HIGHLY recommend you check this place out, it's a guaranteed good time that isn't expensive which is rare nowadays!!

    I hadn't been to Mission Control in about two years, so I was really looking forward to going back…read more Unfortunately, it just wasn't the same experience I remembered. There used to be an area with around a dozen pinball machines, but that area was completely bare this time. There were still pinball machines along another wall, but I remember them being in both areas, so it felt like there were quite a few fewer machines overall. A few of the other games weren't working either, including the air hockey and basketball games. I also noticed there wasn't a DJ that night. That may have been something that simply wasn't scheduled for that evening, so I'm not going to hold that against the place. I'm just mentioning what I experienced. I did get to play Galaga, which was fun, but I was hoping to play Centipede and it wasn't there that night. I ended up playing only two games before heading downstairs to the tiki bar. Maybe it was just an off night, and I may have caught Mission Control at a bad time. I just remember it being a much more lively and fun arcade the last time I was there. I was disappointed because I had really been looking forward to coming back. I hope it was just an off night, because I'd like to see it get back to the place I remember.

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    Mission Control - 10 plus pinball machines and in fantastic working order. Lots of other classic games and good drinks and friendly service.

    10 plus pinball machines and in fantastic working order. Lots of other classic games and good drinks and friendly service.

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    Round1 Bowling & Arcade - Santa Ana

    Round1 Bowling & Arcade - Santa Ana

    2.8(828 reviews)
    13.3 mi
    $$$
    Kid friendly
    Large group friendly

    I had a great experience at Round1 Santa Ana, and I especially want to give a shoutout to Dan…read moreFelipe for his excellent customer service. From the moment I interacted with him, he was professional, respectful, and very knowledgeable. He clearly knows the ins and outs of Round1 and was able to assist with everything efficiently. Dan went above and beyond to make sure we had a great experience. His positive attitude, professionalism, and expertise really stood out and made a difference. Employees like Dan are a great representation of Round1 and the level of customer service a business should strive for. Big props to Dan Felipe for the outstanding service. Definitely deserves recognition for his hard work!

    First went here for my friend's birthday party and is now my go to place for arcades. Idk how much…read morehas changed when it comes to bowling and food there but I did try out the food and drinks. I actually thought they were decent and especially when going bowling with your friends and all. I remember my friend ordered the standard chicken tenders and fries for his other friends and I to share. The arcade selections is not bad, better than my last visit but I sort of missed the selection they had when I first visit this place. Especially since my first visit had tons of variety ranging from fighting games like BlazBlue and Persona (I miss that Persona fighting game), racing games, rail shooters like Time Crisis, and games where you earn tickets like Space Invader and that pirate wheel spinning game (don't know the name). I didn't mind the airsoft ones like Onpoint and the Cyberpunk game (which didn't work when I visited btw) because it always felt good using those but I'm not a fan of the VR ones. Mostly because it invalidated the rail shooters and you get sick of it easily. It's the reason why I rarely see anyone play those. The good part about the arcade selection is that unlike most arcade places, tickets are a lot easier to rack up and especially if you know which game to play. The plinko ones I highly recommend if you want to earn tickets. Speaking of comparison, this is place is surprisingly a lot quieter (outside of kids acting like you know kids) but that's because most of the people that go to Round 1 are like teenagers and young adults. Which makes sense given the amount of anime stuff this place provides. The claw machine is obviously the main attraction and they've honestly gotten much harder than previous first few visits, which is why I deduct one star. Though the staff were helpful enough to reposition the plushie so that I could get it but I'm not sure if they still do that. They have a lot of selections of anime merch but good luck trying to win those given how hard they've gotten. It'd be a miracle if the claw even lifts it up. The balls underneath the prize certainty didn't help either.

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    Round1 Bowling & Arcade - Santa Ana
    Round1 Bowling & Arcade - Santa Ana
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