Chuck E. Cheese, the world’s largest family entertainment centre (FEC) chain, has upgraded all 10 of its locations in South Florida, with the final remodel in Kendall debuting on 2 June.
Chuck E. Cheese has added new games and entertainment to its FECs in Kendall, South Dade, Pompano Beach, Boynton Beach, West Palm Beach, Pembroke Pines, North Miami, Sunrise, Hialeah and Boca Raton.
“Every one of the South Florida fun centers are now fully upgraded and our guests can enjoy the exciting new experience that takes Chuck E. Cheese to the next level for family fun,” said CEC Entertainment’s chief marketing officer Sherri Landry.
“With new games, the interactive dance floor, an immersive video wall and live shows, our re-imagined locations are the area’s only kid-focused arcades where families can gather and make memories for a lifetime.”
New games and entertainment
Chuck E. Cheese boasts more than 2 billion game plays per year and offers some of the latest arcade games on the market. The company’s South Florida locations each feature around 15 new games, as well as a new light-up dance floor.
The venues also include updated seating to accommodate larger groups, with charging stations for devices. To celebrate the upgrades, all 10 locations in South Florida are hosting a month-long fundraiser for Little Smiles Florida.
Currently, CEC Entertainment operates nearly 600 Chuck E. Cheese FECs and more than 120 Peter Piper Pizza venues in 47 states and 17 foreign countries and territories.
Chuck E. Cheese is continuing its expansion across the Middle East and South America after signing development agreements in Suriname, Guyana and Qatar.
Last year, the company also signed a franchise development agreement to take Chuck E. Cheese to Romania.
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