Turning Leaves Hop: Chuck E Cheese’s Review & Giveaway (3 Winners) + A Chance to Win a Kindle Fire!

When I was a little girl, I would always see commercials for Chuck E Cheese and wish there was a location near me that I could go and have fun like the kids on TV. Fast forward many (MANY) years later and Chuck E Cheese still remains one of the hottest places to hold a kid’s party or playdate. My toddler had never even been to Chuck E Cheese, but was just as intrigued by the commercials as I was that she asked to go several times. I wasn’t too sure it was appropriate for her age, she’s 2 1/2, but after speaking with other parents I found out that there is a separate section for toddlers. I decided that the best time to go would be earlier in the day while older kids were at school so that my toddler wasn’t bombarded with crowds.

When we entered Chuck E Cheese I didn’t find it much different than the places we’ve been to for birthday parties. They have various games for children to play where tokens are used and prizes can be won. My little girl had a great time exploring and playing! When she needed a break we took a seat and had pizza. Now, if you are from New York then you know that New York pizza can not compare to ANY pizza out there, even if the Chuck E Cheese is located in New York. The pizza is not what we would usually eat, but it was more like a fast-food type of pizza that you would find in family chain pizzerias.

My little girl had a great time and has been asking to go back. I like that Chuck E Cheese is a great place to take her on a rainy or cold day when outdoor activities are out of the question.

Have you ever been to Chuck E Cheese? What was your experience? Want to win a gift card good for a large pizza, four drinks and 30 game tokens? You can do so during the Turning Leaves giveaway hop Hosted by Simply Stacie & Sassy Mama in LA. Just scroll down to the bottom of this post for the Rafflecopter form to enter!

Turning Leaves Foundation’s mission is to provide support to children with chronic illness and their families. They provide both educational and emotional group support to enable them to cope better. Their focus is on building confidence, learning from past mistakes and moving past the negative feelings associated with chronic illness.