Chuck E. Cheese's Where a Kid Can Be a Kid with FOX's Ferdinand Movie

This post is in partnership with Chuck E. Cheese's. All opinions are my own.

We love visiting Chuck E. Cheese's, especially during the winter months when it is so cold outside. The whole family loves going! My kids love playing on the indoor jungle gym while my husband enjoys the games.


In celebration of FOX's Ferdinand Movie (which comes to theaters 12/15), Chuck E. Cheese has created four exclusive finger puppets (Ferdinand, Una, Dos, and Cuatro) to give away in their restaurants from 11/18 - 12/31. The offer is one FREE finger puppet with any $5 purchase! Collect all four, while supplies last.

Happy Birthday, Helen Henny + Chuck E. Cheese's Giveaway

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Stop by Chuck E. Cheese's for some great deals (May 27th to 29th) and let’s celebrate Helen Henny's Birthday with pizza, games, 50% off her favorite Dippin’ Dot (cookies & cream), and $2 off Helen Henny plush dolls! Everyone gets a Helen Henny coloring sheet with 5 free token coupon when they leave. Helen Henny will be at the following locations to celebrate and take photos with guests:

FUNdraise For A BIG Cause with Chuck E. Cheese + Giveaway

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 Did you know April is National Volunteer Month? Chuck E. Cheese is ramping up for NVM with a nationwide fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sister of America. Every single Chuck E. Cheese location across the country will donate 15% of sales from 3-9 p.m. on 3/31 to BBBS when guests mention the organization. They’re also doing a donation drive throughout April, where families can donate $1, $5 or any amount of their choice to help BBBS match “Littles” with “Big” mentors. When kids donate, they get to write their name on a Pin-Up ticket (picture below) and stick it on the wall to show their support.
 
 
I use to LOVE going to Chuck E. Cheese as a kid. And I love that they are giving back to a great organization. This is a great way for parents to talk to their kids about giving back in a way that isn’t too jarring. Trying to explain why it’s important to help some charities - like homeless shelters or cancer support groups - can be a little scary for kids when you get into the details, but it’s easy to talk about how BBBS matches kids (who might be having a hard time) with really nice, smart grown-ups to help them make good choices.