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    Chuck E. Cheese

    3.4 (135 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Casual
    Very loud
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Nostalgia, Level 10
    Lance L.

    Well Chuck... It's been about 30 years since we last met and despite me looking older (the grays are slowly creepin' in)... You my friend haven't changed one bit! Yes, back in my day, I used to Love going to my local Chuck E. Cheese when I was a kid back in the 80's and 90's. Ahhhh the Good 'ol' days! Running around with my best friends, playing games (with real tokens), earning raffle tickets (actual paper tickets), and of course, the PIZZA!!!! As a kid, it was the IT Pizza! Of course, seeing Chuck E. Cheese come out for the birthday celebration and watching the famous animatronic show was a core memory of my youth. Like I said, The Good 'ol days! Fast forward to today, the future, the present, the now... And suddenly, I'm a Dad of 3 little girls and it's me taking them to birthday parties that they're now getting invited to. Walking in to a Chuck E. Cheese nearly 3 decades later and despite there being some nostalgic similarities... So much has changed!!! Load the amount you want to play onto a card? When you win, points get added to that card to redeem later?? Wait, what do you mean they took away the animatronic show??? This pizza doesn't taste the same! :( Yes, seeing the world as a kid and then expecting that same outcome as an adult are two different things. But hey, life has changed. Technology has advanced. I totally get it. But you know what? I suddenly realized... Those little insignificant things don't really matter. After seeing my kids smiles, hearing their laughter and watching them have the same energy that I had as a kid as I ran around Chuck E. Cheese like a crazy person is truly what it's all about. You see, as adults, we often forget what it's like to be a kid. To be able to see life through their lens. To not care so much about the things that don't really matter. Cause in the moment, kids just want to have fun! Luckily.... not everything changed! Heck, there are even some perks to being an adult. Beer. Wine. Dang, that salad bar looks legit. Hey look, There's skeeball! And NBA Game Time! And of course the prize center is still the best part! You see, Chuck E. Cheese is still the same dude, and like me, he just grew up a bit. Made a few changes to keep up with the times. Let's just say, he found a better "mouse trap" ;) So, if you're an 80's kid like me and now you too have your own kiddos, it's just a matter of time before you too come back to Chuck E. Cheese... "Where a kid can be a kid."

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    Bella M.

    This Chuck E. Cheese is always the best! I've been to a few birthday parties here and we have brought our daughter as well. We always have a great time. I love the new upgrades that they made. I do miss the old ones though. The team is always really great and we always have great service. And let's face it what kid doesn't love to have pizza arcade, candy, and prizes.

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    Lawrence A.

    We celebrated my niece's 6th birthday today at Chuck E Cheese in Thousand Oaks, it was quite busy with kids running around having fun, but buy a card with a time limit and you use that card on all the arcade games to win tickets, when you redeem the cards for all your winning, after 2 hours, we were only able to get 717 tickets, the minimum number of tickets you need to have is around 1500 and up, anything below that means the prizes are small, but in the end, my niece had fun which was the important part. We ordered 2 pizza to share among 9 of us, and a birthday cake, the pizza was good, the people who works there came by to check up on our group to see if everything was ok every so often, they were friendly and professional, they kept the place clean.

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    Genesis S.

    Food was amazing, service better than all the other three in the valley , ambience workers seem happier here and eager to help ! Clean overall and chuckee was cool danced with the kids ... did the whole thing, definitely making this one best by far !

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    Robyn P.

    This is the nicest Chuck E. Cheese location that I have been to for these reasons: 1) More consistent supervision at door, monitoring the entrance and exit. This is a big part of this chain security and at other locations, I have observed lots of time periods without anyone there. I purposely chose a table by the door so I could monitor this yesterday, and I estimate that there was an employee there 90% of the time during the 2.5 hours I was there 2) Chuck E. Cheese made regularly scheduled appearances throughout the restaurant. Again, I have rarely seen this at other locations. 3) Employees seemed very diligent about monitoring the kids well-being. I saw a couple of employees "Rounding" on a regular basis 4) The Pizza was better Everything else about our visit was a typical Chuck E Cheese experience. They have "Bands" now in addition to the cards that customers load money on to. We had a great time there with our grandkids!

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    Fernando O.

    Keep the animatronic It's better then a Dance floor And a lot of people hate the 2.0 update so please just leave this Chuck E. Cheese how it is before you loose costumers

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    I had no idea there was a Chucky cheese in Thousand Oaks. My granddaughter had a field trip to this one. This Chucky is much better than the one in Ventura. It's cleaner, the food is way better, and the staff is fantastic.

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    Store manger Colton was very professional, polite , approachable and very top notch with his customer service.

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    Had a birthday party here. Mark did a great job making our daughter's party special and dealing with all the requests.

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    great place for kids good food good service good ambiance its a place where kids can go and have fun

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    We took my grandson for his birthday the other day. Colton the manager was so helpful and made our experience a joyable one.

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