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==Gallery==
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Revision as of 03:15, 4 August 2023
2301 West Wellesley Avenue also known as "100 Shadle Center" was a Chuck E. Cheese that opened on April 14, 1983, with Balcony Stage and relocated in March 2000 with a 2-Stage.
It was located in the Shadle Center, but it is unknown what CEC was right next to.
History
Spokane opened on April 14th, 1983, as part of the center it was in and was franchised. Spokane received the 1988 Remodel in around 1989/1990 which included the conversion from Balcony Stage to Chuck E.'s House Facade, the removal of PTT decor for newer decor, and the addition of the Blue and White awnings above the salad bar and checkers across and outside the store. Spokane would have Chuck E.'s House Facade until around 1993/1994 when they would receive the 1993 Remodel which involved converting Chuck E.'s House Facade into a 2-Stage, the removal of older decor for newer decor, and the Blue and White awnings removed. In March 2000, the location relocated to 10007 N Nevada St as a decision made by the franchise owners. Currently, as of April 2023, the location is now part of a Walmart.
Incidents
On September 17, 1984, A Man Called Dennis E. Archambeault burned down his pizza parlor because of this location. The pizza place, which was called Dimes N Critters, was burned. It happened because someone splashed gasoline and committed arson. The fire was started on the stage area where the animatronics were performing.
Stages
Stage | Installed | Removed | Notes |
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Balcony Stage | April 1983 | 1989/1990 | Possibly the 8th Pizza Time Theatre to open in Washington State. |
Chuck E.'s House Facade | 1989/1990 | 1993/1994 | One of three installed in Washington State. |
2-Stage | 1993/1994 | March 2000 | Only one Installed in Washington State. Sent to Lynnwood, WA (3717 196th St Suite 100) to be converted into one of two Cyberamic 3-Stages. |
Animatronics
Animatronic | Manufacturing Date | Whereabouts |
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Chuck E. Cheese (Cyberamic) | Unknown | Sent to the now closed, Lynnwood, WA. |
Guest Star / Helen Henny (Cyberamic) | Unknown | Sent to the now closed, Lynnwood, WA. |
Mr. Munch (Cyberamic) | Unknown | Sent to the now closed, Lynnwood, WA. |
Jasper T. Jowls (Cyberamic) | Unknown | Sent to the now closed, Lynnwood, WA. |
Pasqually (Cyberamic) | Unknown | Sent to the now closed, Lynnwood, WA. |
Warblettes (Cyberamic) | Unknown | Unknown |
Waving Flags (Cyberamic) | N/A | Unknown |
Applause Board (Cyberamic) | Unknown | Unknown |
Drum Board (Cyberamic) | Unknown | Unknown |
Singing Flowers (Cyberamic) | Unknown | Unknown |
Wink (Cyberamic) | 1993/1994 | Sent to the now closed, Lynnwood, WA. |
Gallery
TODO
Videos
Link | Description | Published Date |
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https://www.newspapers.com/article/35469431/spokane_chronicle/