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The business says it is already busy working on renovations, with updated features and options for all ages.
INDIANAPOLIS — One national entertainment chain is removing its animatronics following the release of a recent horror movie featuring similar mechatronic puppets.
Chuck E. Cheese announced it is removing its animatronic bands at all locations except for one location in California, according to the company’s official release.
The announcement comes almost three weeks after the release of “Five Nights at Freddy’s,” a horror movie based on the popular video game which follows a security guard who must survive five nights in a Chuck E. Cheese-inspired restaurant while animatronic characters come alive and try to kill him.
While one of the company’s staples is being stripped away, the business says it is already busy working on renovations, with updated features and options for all ages.
“New enhancements include a new state-of-the-art interactive dance floor, a giant video wall and screens, the most popular kid-focused arcade games and new trampolines zones in select fun centers around the nation,” the company wrote in its release.
Chuck E. Cheese also announced it has more plans to “celebrate its nostalgia” with fans and offer more entertainment for new guests.
“Expect more exciting announcements leading up to the brand’s 50th Anniversary in 2027,” the release stated.
As of August 2023, Chuck E. Cheese has more than 550 locations across 47 states across the U.S. and 17 countries across the world.
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