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|[[Charlotte, NC (7701 Pineville-Matthews Rd)|Charlotte, North Carolina]] |
|[[Charlotte, NC (7701 Pineville-Matthews Rd)|Charlotte, North Carolina]] |
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|1991 |
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|October 1982 as Rock-afire; converted in 1991 to CEC. |
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|7701 Pineville-Matthews Rd |
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|Very good condition. Munch's organ reads "CEC" and has an uncovered Wink. Features all prop characters. Last 3-Stage in North Carolina the east coast. Will be the only 3-Stage in the world once 2.0 is completed. |
|Very good condition. Munch's organ reads "CEC" and has an uncovered Wink. Features all prop characters. Last 3-Stage in North Carolina the east coast. Will be the only 3-Stage in the world once 2.0 is completed. |
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|[[Billings, MT (100 24th St)|Billings, Montana]] |
|[[Billings, MT (100 24th St)|Billings, Montana]] |
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|1991/1992 |
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|August 1984 as Rock-afire; converted around 1991/1992 to CEC. |
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|100 24th St |
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|Decent condition. Has an uncovered Wink. Chuck has his "Cool Chuck" outfit, the last one on a 3-Stage. Last 3-Stage to have the jukebox-style TV. Only Showbiz Pizza Place and Chuck E. Cheese ever in Montana. Set to be removed in the summer of 2024 although exact date is unknown. |
|Decent condition. Has an uncovered Wink. Chuck has his "Cool Chuck" outfit, the last one on a 3-Stage. Last 3-Stage to have the jukebox-style TV. Only Showbiz Pizza Place and Chuck E. Cheese ever in Montana. Set to be removed in the summer of 2024 although exact date is unknown. |
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|[[Dallas, TX (13125 Montfort Dr)|Dallas, Texas]] |
|[[Dallas, TX (13125 Montfort Dr)|Dallas, Texas]] |
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|Fall 1989 |
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|January 1983 as Rock-afire; converted in Fall 1989 to CEC. |
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|August 1996 |
|August 1996 |
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|13125 Montfort Dr |
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|[[Kansas City, MO (2726 NE Vivion Rd)|Kansas City, Missouri]] |
|[[Kansas City, MO (2726 NE Vivion Rd)|Kansas City, Missouri]] |
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|1991/1992 |
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|1981 as Rock-afire; converted around 1991/1992 to CEC. |
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|Spring 2007 |
|Spring 2007 |
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|2726 NE Vivion Rd |
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|[[Jacksonville, FL (9820 Atlantic Blvd)|Jacksonville, Florida]] |
|[[Jacksonville, FL (9820 Atlantic Blvd)|Jacksonville, Florida]] |
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|1991 |
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|August 1980 as Rock-afire; converted in 1991 to CEC. |
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|1999 |
|1999 |
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|9820 Atlantic Blvd |
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|[[Tulsa, OK (7108 S Memorial Dr)|Tulsa, Oklahoma]] |
|[[Tulsa, OK (7108 S Memorial Dr)|Tulsa, Oklahoma]] |
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|1991/1992 |
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|September 1980 as Rock-afire; converted around 1991/1992 to CEC. |
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|2000 |
|2000 |
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|7108 S Memorial Dr |
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|[[Overland Park, KS (10510 Metcalf Lane)|Overland Park, Kansas]] |
|[[Overland Park, KS (10510 Metcalf Lane)|Overland Park, Kansas]] |
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|1991/1992 |
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|September 1980 as Rock-afire; converted around 1991/1992 to CEC. |
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|2000 |
|2000 |
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|10510 Metcalf Lane |
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|[[West Des Moines, IA (1431 22nd St)|West Des Moines, Iowa]] |
|[[West Des Moines, IA (1431 22nd St)|West Des Moines, Iowa]] |
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|April 1991 |
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|October 1980 as Rock-afire; converted in April 1991 to CEC. |
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|July 16, 2023 |
|July 16, 2023 |
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|1431 22nd St |
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|[[Independence, MO (4039 S Noland Rd)|Independence, Missouri]] |
|[[Independence, MO (4039 S Noland Rd)|Independence, Missouri]] |
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|1991/1992 |
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|October 1980 as Rock-afire; converted around 1991/1992 to CEC. |
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|May 2012 |
|May 2012 |
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|4039 S Noland Rd |
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|[[Aurora, CO (12293 E Iliff Ave)|Aurora, Colorado]] |
|[[Aurora, CO (12293 E Iliff Ave)|Aurora, Colorado]] |
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|1991/1992 |
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|January 1981 as Rock-afire; converted around 1991/1992 to CEC. |
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|April 1994 |
|April 1994 |
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|12293 E Iliff Ave |
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|[[New Orleans, LA (3701 General DeGaulle Dr)|New Orleans, LA]] |
|[[New Orleans, LA (3701 General DeGaulle Dr)|New Orleans, LA]] |
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|1991 |
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|February 1981 as Rock-afire; converted in 1991 to CEC. |
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|March 7, 2023 |
|March 7, 2023 |
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|3701 General DeGaulle Dr |
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|[[Darien, IL (7409 Cass Ave)|Darien, Ilinois]] |
|[[Darien, IL (7409 Cass Ave)|Darien, Ilinois]] |
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|1991 |
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|February 1981 as Rock-afire; converted in November 1991 to CEC. |
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|June-July 2020 |
|June-July 2020 |
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|7409 Cass Ave |
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|[[Davenport, IA (903 E Kimberly Rd)|Davenport, Iowa]] |
|[[Davenport, IA (903 E Kimberly Rd)|Davenport, Iowa]] |
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|April 1991 |
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|February 1981 as Rock-afire; converted in April 1991 to CEC. |
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|September 2019 |
|September 2019 |
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|903 E Kimberly Rd |
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|[[Oklahoma City, OK (7605 S Walker Ave)|Oklahoma City, OK]] |
|[[Oklahoma City, OK (7605 S Walker Ave)|Oklahoma City, OK]] |
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|Unknown |
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|March 1981 as Rock-afire; converted in an unknown date to CEC. |
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|2005 |
|2005 |
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|7605 S Walker Ave |
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|[[Altamonte Springs, FL (541 W Hwy 436)|Altamonte Springs, FL]] |
|[[Altamonte Springs, FL (541 W Hwy 436)|Altamonte Springs, FL]] |
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|1990 |
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|March 1981 as Rock-afire; converted in 1990 to CEC. |
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|1998 |
|1998 |
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|541 W Hwy 436 |
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|[[Arvada, CO (9301 Ralston Rd)|Arvada, Colorado]] |
|[[Arvada, CO (9301 Ralston Rd)|Arvada, Colorado]] |
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|1991 |
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|March 1981 as Rock-afire; converted in 1991 to CEC. |
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|September 2017 |
|September 2017 |
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|9301 Ralston Rd |
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|[[San Antonio, TX (6874 Ingram Rd)|San Antonio, Texas]] |
|[[San Antonio, TX (6874 Ingram Rd)|San Antonio, Texas]] |
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|1991/1992 |
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|June 1981 as Rock-afire; converted around 1991/1992 to CEC. |
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|March 2014 |
|March 2014 |
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|6874 Ingram Rd |
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|[[Metairie, LA (7000 Veterans Blvd)|Metairie, Louisiana]] |
|[[Metairie, LA (7000 Veterans Blvd)|Metairie, Louisiana]] |
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|1991/1992 |
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|June 1981 as Rock-afire; converted around 1991/1992 to CEC. |
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|2000 |
|2000 |
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|7000 Veterans Blvd |
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|[[Houston, TX (2220 FM 1960)|Houston, Texas]] |
|[[Houston, TX (2220 FM 1960)|Houston, Texas]] |
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|1991/1992 |
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|June 1981 as Rock-afire; converted around 1991/1992 to CEC. |
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|2009-2010 |
|2009-2010 |
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|2220 FM 1960 |
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|[[Houston, TX (6760 Antoine Dr)|Houston, Texas]] |
|[[Houston, TX (6760 Antoine Dr)|Houston, Texas]] |
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|1991 |
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|July 1981 as Rock-afire; converted in 1991 to CEC. |
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|September 2006 |
|September 2006 |
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|6760 Antoine Dr |
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|[[Englewood, CO (1001 W Hampden Ave)|Englewood, CO]] |
|[[Englewood, CO (1001 W Hampden Ave)|Englewood, CO]] |
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|1991/1992 |
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|July 1981 as Rock-afire; converted around 1991/1992 to CEC. |
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|Early 2000 |
|Early 2000 |
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|1001 W Hampden Ave |
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|[[Orlando, FL (7419 International Dr)|Orlando, Florida]] |
|[[Orlando, FL (7419 International Dr)|Orlando, Florida]] |
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|1991/1992 |
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|July 1981 as Rock-afire; converted around 1991/1992 to CEC. |
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|1998 |
|1998 |
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|7419 International Dr |
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|[[Baton Rouge, LA (11324 Boardwalk Dr)|Baton Rouge, Louisiana]] |
|[[Baton Rouge, LA (11324 Boardwalk Dr)|Baton Rouge, Louisiana]] |
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|1991 |
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|August 1981 as Rock-afire; converted in 1991 to CEC. |
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|November 2021 |
|November 2021 |
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|11324 Boardwalk Dr |
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|[[Houston, TX (14637 Memorial Dr)|Houston, TX]] |
|[[Houston, TX (14637 Memorial Dr)|Houston, TX]] |
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|1991/1992 |
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|August 1981 as Rock-afire; converted around 1991/1992 to CEC. |
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|October 2012 |
|October 2012 |
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|14637 Memorial Dr |
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|[[St. Louis, MO (2805 Target Dr)|St. Louis, MO]] |
|[[St. Louis, MO (2805 Target Dr)|St. Louis, MO]] |
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|1991 |
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|September 1981 as Rock-afire; converted in 1991 to CEC. |
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|Spring 2006 |
|Spring 2006 |
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|2805 Target Dr |
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|[[Arlington Heights, IL (955 W Dundee Rd)|Arlington Heights, IL]] |
|[[Arlington Heights, IL (955 W Dundee Rd)|Arlington Heights, IL]] |
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|1991 |
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|October 1981 as Rock-afire; converted in 1991 to CEC. |
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|Late 1998 |
|Late 1998 |
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|955 W Dundee Rd |
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|[[Indianapolis, IN (4910 W 38th St)|Indianapolis, IN]] |
|[[Indianapolis, IN (4910 W 38th St)|Indianapolis, IN]] |
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|1991/1992 |
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|November 1981 as Rock-afire; converted around 1991/1992 to CEC. |
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|December 2011 |
|December 2011 |
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|4910 W 38th St |
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|[[Cincinnati, OH (8801 Colerain Ave)|Cincinnati, OH]] |
|[[Cincinnati, OH (8801 Colerain Ave)|Cincinnati, OH]] |
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|May 1991 |
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|November 1981 as Rock-afire; converted in May 1991 to CEC. |
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|September 2019 |
|September 2019 |
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|8801 Colerain Ave |
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|[[Miamisburg, OH (30 Prestige Place)|Miamisburg, OH]] |
|[[Miamisburg, OH (30 Prestige Place)|Miamisburg, OH]] |
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|1991/1992 |
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|November 1981 as Rock-afire; converted around 1991/1992 to CEC. |
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|2001 |
|2001 |
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|30 Prestige Place |
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|[[Cedar Rapids, IA (170 Collins Rd)|Cedar Rapids, Iowa]] |
|[[Cedar Rapids, IA (170 Collins Rd)|Cedar Rapids, Iowa]] |
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|1991 |
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|November 1981 as Rock-afire; converted in 1991 to CEC. |
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|November 2013 |
|November 2013 |
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|170 Collins Rd |
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|[[Pensacola, FL (7350 Plantation Rd)|Pensacola, FL]] |
|[[Pensacola, FL (7350 Plantation Rd)|Pensacola, FL]] |
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|1991 |
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|December 1981 as Rock-afire; converted in 1991 to CEC. |
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|July 2018 |
|July 2018 |
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|7350 Plantation Rd |
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Revision as of 02:03, 15 July 2024
The Concept Unification Stage (Also known as the 3-Stage) is a stage originally created during Concept Unification by SPT Inc. as a retrofit of all Rock-afire Explosion shows that replaced all cosmetics with Chuck E. Cheese cosmetics.
History
Concept Unification
After the failed execution of the Concept Unification Prototype Stage, Showbiz Corporate decided that the design of the Stage should remain similar to the Rock-afire Layout. Cosmetics for the characters were provided by Diversified Designs, and props were produced by Corman & Associates[1].
The first 3-Stage was installed at Dallas, TX (13125 Montfort Dr) in November 1989. Five more test shows followed in mid 1990, at the Phoenix, AZ (8039 North 35th Ave), Arlington, TX (3200 Justiss Dr), Mesa (West), AZ (856 S Alma School Rd), Altamonte Springs, FL (541 W Hwy 436), and Orlando, FL (7419 International Dr) locations. A recorded demo of the stage in action was provided to stores at the end of SPP Christmas- '89 / Wave Bday[2]. Stores were given the Concept Unification Installation Manual and guidance tape to undergo the conversion process[3]. Generally, Concept Unification lasted from 1991-1993 with 152 Classic Stage shows being converted.
Post-Concept Unification
3-Stage shows have been prime targets for removal since the mid-1990s. In August 1996, the Awesome Adventure Machine was installed at the Dallas Montfort location to be installed directly on top of a 3-Stage[4]. Studio C was tested in 1997, and officially rolled out in 1998. Between 1998 and 2000, 27 3-Stages were removed and replaced with Studio C Alpha shows. The trend of replacing existing stages continued through the 2000s as 17 shows were replaced with Studio C Beta and Studio C Cappa. In the 2010s, Circles of Light replaced 3 of the shows and approximately 30 have succumbed to the Chuck E. Live Stage (Dance Floor) since 2017.
Although 3-Stages were seen as obsolete and considered lower priority after the mid 1990s, plastic cosmetics were made by Cowan Costumes to replace existing latex masks, hands, feet, and shoes[5][6]. Replacement cosmetics for prop characters were never manufactured, so characters such as Pizzacam and Munch Jr. were commonly removed from shows in the 2000s.
3-Stage shows still exist, although they are rapidly vanishing from stores due to the CEC 2.0 Remodel initiative. As of May 12th, 2024, 2 stores still have the 3-Stage show, and 1 has the Concept Unification 1-Stage. 2024 removed the 3-Stages in Tallahassee, FL (2810 Sharer Rd) & Altoona, PA (3415 Pleasant Valley Blvd), with plans on removing Billings, MT (100 24th St) in the works. The other 3-stage still in existence, Charlotte, NC (7701 Pineville-Matthews Rd), will be kept in-store following the 2.0 remodel as the company's official preservation of the CU 3-Stage[7].
Design
Stage Left
Stage Left features Pasqually on a raised pedestal with a drum set, the bass drum containing a flood light. The original plexiglass replacement for the drum front was orange, with a swirl pattern and stars. However, this was varied upon installations. Behind Pasqually is a brick-wall backdrop which reads "Pasqually's Amateur Hour" and has top and bottom molding with a center keystone. Depending on a location's configuration, if the control room was located on Stage Left, a partial wall was built to support the backdrop.
Next to Pasqually is Pizzacam, inside a speaker box. Early installations also contained a CU Flower (Animatronic) which were later removed. Pizzacam was removed from many stages in the 2000s. The last originally installed Pizzacam, at theHuntsville, AL (1220 Jordan Lane) store, was removed in March 2023. On June 18, 2024, the Pizzacam animatronic that was at Laurel, MD (936 Fairlawn Ave) until 2022 was reinstalled at Charlotte, NC (7701 Pineville-Matthews Rd) as part of their CEC Legacy renovations.
Center Stage
Center Stage features Helen Henny, Mr. Munch, and Jasper T. Jowls in front of a city backdrop, lined with flower boxes. More than one CU Flower (Animatronic) were placed on early installations, but later removed. At the center of the stage is the "Munch's Make Believe Band" sign which lights up in various configurations. Behind the building backdrop is a fiber-optic curtain which simulates a starry sky.
Helen is on the left of the stage, with Building rising behind her. To her right is Munch Jr., who peeks out of a metal can. At the center of the stage is organ-playing Mr. Munch. Jasper is on the right of the stage and sits on a large metal can with his guitar. Moon rises behind Jasper.
The center stage valence features the Wink, and a helicopter light was added to the spotlight bar.
In 1994, the spotlight for Munch Jr. was reconfigured to become the "Gobo" light which reads "The Chuck E. Cheese Show."[8]
Prop characters have been subject to removal since the early 2000s; only two Building & Moon pairs remain. The last Munch Jr. was removed in October 2020, although the character was reinstalled at the Charlotte, NC (7701 Pineville-Matthews Rd) location in 2022[9] in the form of a fan-made project.
Stage Right
Stage Right features Chuck E. Cheese atop a black speckled triangular platform, in front of a star-shaped light and black rain curtain backdrop. To the right of the star, a red neon sign affixed to the backdrop flashes "Chuck E. Cheese" and is located above a 50" Pioneer monitor designed to look like a jukebox with a flashing top piece.
Many locations with the 3-Stage shows removed the triangular platform to be able to easily access the trap door underneath.
Stage Effects
The 3-Stage had a variety of show effects that would be added and removed over the years, with most stopping by the late 2000's.
Curtains
Curtains would continue to be used until September of 2005, where stores would disable their curtains, leaving all three open at all times. The last showtape to program new segments with curtain signals was the September 2005 Show, though reused segments and live shows with curtain signals would continue to appear up until the January 2014 Show.
Munch Jr. Spotlight / Gobo Light
During the 3-Stage's first few years, the original Antioch spotlight used for the Rock-afire would instead be pointed at Munch Jr. This changed with the September '94 show, where stores added a gobo to the spotlight reading "The Chuck E. Cheese Show", and pointed it at the center stage. This gobo light would then be used going forward for the introduction of showtape segments, no longer being used for Munch Jr. The last showtape to program new segments with gobo signals was the September 2005 Show, though reused segments and live shows with gobo signals would continue to appear up until the January 2014 Show.
House Lights
The house lights were a programmable signal for controlling the showroom lights, allowing the entire room to dim. This function would remain unused until CEC American Pride which used up the original bit number for Billy Bobs Body Lean. This would originally reuse the bit associated with Billy Bobs Body Lean. be Despite this being a newly installed effect for the 3-Stage, it wouldn't go used until some time between the Holiday Special 1992 show and the July 1993 Show. During its usage, the lights would only dim once a programmed segment would start, and were never programmed in any special way outside of this function. The lights would stop being programmed for new segments after the September 2006 Show.
Flower
The CU Flower (Animatronic) was a special effect only tested in a few Texas stores after the debut of the 3-Stage. Its only movement is its mouth, which used up the original bit number for Dook's left ear movement, going unused when Concept Unification converted him to Pasqually. Its earliest known appearance being programmed in a showtape is the CEC Rock It In Space show, and its last known is the Awesome Adventure Machine (Show). though reused segments and live shows with flower signals would continue to appear up until the January 2006 Show.
Character Conversions
Rock-afire Explosion Character | Chuck E. Cheese (MMBB) Character |
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Rolfe DeWolfe | Chuck E. Cheese |
Earl Schmerle | Unused |
Dook LaRue | Pasqually |
Fatz | Mr. Munch |
Beach Bear | Jasper T. Jowls |
Mitzi Mozzarella | Helen Henny |
Billy Bob | Unused |
Looney Bird | Pizzacam |
Sun | Building |
Moon | Moon |
Choo-Choo | Munch Jr. |
Antioch | Mech Unused, Airlines Used for Wink |
Gallery
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Stage Left (Birmingham, AL)[10]
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Center Stage (Helen and Munch Jr., Birmingham, AL)[11]
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Center Stage (Mr. Munch, Birmingham, AL)[12]
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Center Stage (Jasper, Birmingham, AL)[13]
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Stage Left (Pasqually, Birmingham, AL)[14]
Current 3-Stages
Store | Installed/Converted | Notes |
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Charlotte, North Carolina | 1991 | Very good condition. Munch's organ reads "CEC" and has an uncovered Wink. Features all prop characters. Last 3-Stage in North Carolina the east coast. Will be the only 3-Stage in the world once 2.0 is completed. |
Billings, Montana | 1991/1992 | Decent condition. Has an uncovered Wink. Chuck has his "Cool Chuck" outfit, the last one on a 3-Stage. Last 3-Stage to have the jukebox-style TV. Only Showbiz Pizza Place and Chuck E. Cheese ever in Montana. Set to be removed in the summer of 2024 although exact date is unknown. |
Former 3-Stages
W.I.P
Store | Installed | Removed |
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Dallas, Texas | Fall 1989 | August 1996 |
Kansas City, Missouri | 1991/1992 | Spring 2007 |
Jacksonville, Florida | 1991 | 1999 |
Tulsa, Oklahoma | 1991/1992 | 2000 |
Overland Park, Kansas | 1991/1992 | 2000 |
West Des Moines, Iowa | April 1991 | July 16, 2023 |
Independence, Missouri | 1991/1992 | May 2012 |
Aurora, Colorado | 1991/1992 | April 1994 |
New Orleans, LA | 1991 | March 7, 2023 |
Darien, Ilinois | 1991 | June-July 2020 |
Davenport, Iowa | April 1991 | September 2019 |
Oklahoma City, OK | Unknown | 2005 |
Altamonte Springs, FL | 1990 | 1998 |
Arvada, Colorado | 1991 | September 2017 |
San Antonio, Texas | 1991/1992 | March 2014 |
Metairie, Louisiana | 1991/1992 | 2000 |
Houston, Texas | 1991/1992 | 2009-2010 |
Houston, Texas | 1991 | September 2006 |
Englewood, CO | 1991/1992 | Early 2000 |
Orlando, Florida | 1991/1992 | 1998 |
Baton Rouge, Louisiana | 1991 | November 2021 |
Houston, TX | 1991/1992 | October 2012 |
St. Louis, MO | 1991 | Spring 2006 |
Arlington Heights, IL | 1991 | Late 1998 |
Indianapolis, IN | 1991/1992 | December 2011 |
Cincinnati, OH | May 1991 | September 2019 |
Miamisburg, OH | 1991/1992 | 2001 |
Cedar Rapids, Iowa | 1991 | November 2013 |
Pensacola, FL | 1991 | July 2018 |
References
- ↑ https://archive.org/details/concept-unification-installation-manual
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgHL-OZ8ybY
- ↑ https://archive.org/details/concept-unification
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zqMGkGV9xc
- ↑ https://archive.org/details/munch-mask-retro-document/
- ↑ https://archive.org/details/3-stage-mask-prototype-scans/
- ↑ https://www.nytimes.com/2024/05/24/business/chuck-e-cheese-band-animatronic.html
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLgTbE6psxk
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/shorts/zhSxUG5K118
- ↑ https://archive.org/details/cec-cu-vestavia-hills-al-005/
- ↑ https://archive.org/details/cec-cu-vestavia-hills-al-005/
- ↑ https://archive.org/details/cec-cu-vestavia-hills-al-005/
- ↑ https://archive.org/details/cec-cu-vestavia-hills-al-005/
- ↑ https://archive.org/details/cec-cu-vestavia-hills-al-005/