Studio C 2000

Studio C 2000 (Known as the Studio C Beta in the CEC community) is a stage format that was installed in Chuck E. Cheese's locations from 2000-2012. It was the second widely installed stage to have just 1 main animatronic character.

History
Little is known about this particular variant, however it is known that it originally replaced 3-Stage (Clearwater replaced Road Stage) locations in Fall 2000.

Prototype
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Chuck E.'s Stage
Chuck E. Stage features either a 32M or 16M (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania has a hybrid, with a 32M body and 16M head.) Chuck E. Cheese animatronic created by Garner Holt Productions, Inc.,and a backdrop that features a large swirl in the center that lights up, as well as tubes and boxes that also light up. At first, special carpet was used that was black and said "Studio C" all over, although many stores have replaced it with the store's normal carpet.

Middle (TV) Area
In the middle of the stage to the Chuck E. bot's right is a gray structure with a large red "CEC" in the middle,mirrors on the left and right that also light up. Above it are three large TVs, the middle being slightly taller than the two on the left and right of the middle TV. On top of the TVs are three light boxes, although some locations do not have them.

Blue Screen Area
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Single Screen Fall 2000 - January 2003
The Single Screen Studio C Beta was introduced in Fall 2000 at the Clearwater, FL location, replacing a Road Stage. Instead of having three screens in the middle, there is only one. It features lighting at the top, a large CRT TV in the middle, and a subwoofer on the bottom. At Clearwater, it has the gold “CEC” letters instead of the usual red like the other Fall 2000 Betas, but also had a one-of-a-kind bluescreen that has since been removed. All other Single Screen Betas featured the standard bluescreen setup. All Single Screen Betas featured a 32m Chuck E. Cheese animatronic.

Cappa Features May 2012 - August 2012
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Variants

 * 32M Beta
 * 16M Beta
 * Single Screen Beta
 * CU Beta 16M