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'''Studio C 2000''' (also known as the '''''Studio C Beta''''' by fans<ref>[[:File:StudioCFanNameCitation.png]]</ref>) 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. 49 Studio C 2000's remain as of February 2024.
'''Studio C Beta''' 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 ==
== History ==
Little is known about this particular variant, however it is known that it originally replaced 3-Stage (Clearwater replaced a Road Stage) locations in Fall 2000.
Little is known about this particular variant, however, it is known that it originally replaced shows in locations with the [[Concept Unification Stage]] in Fall 2000, although it also replaced a [[Cyberamics Road Stage]] in [[Clearwater, FL (25921 US Hwy 19)]] around the same time.

=== Nomenclature ===
The community refers to the show as "Studio C Beta" -- the origin of the community name was coined by Jenn Waitt using the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greek_alphabet Greek Alphabet].

What one of the designers from Corman and Associates who has done work creating a majority of the Studio 'C' stages has said in response to the question on whether Studio 'C' Stages had names or not has been a point of debate. <blockquote>"To my knowledge there were no specific names assigned to each revision. Once "Studio C" name was established, we used it for the duration and each revision was mainly identified by date of revision. Even after production began there were revisions based on function, cost, etc."<ref>[[:File:Screenshot 20230101-144027 Messages.png]]</ref><ref>[[:File:9FCBAB04-060E-4AF4-9247-BC7FD21AB9EB.png]]</ref> </blockquote>It was stated that the stages were identified by date of revision, and with this Studio 'C' format debuting in 2000, its best to assume that Corman & Associates best identified the show with "Studio 'C' 2000".<ref>[[:File:Stsc1.png]]</ref><ref>[[:File:Sc24.png]]</ref>

Building plans, mainly coming from C.T. Chang, BWM, and Parkway Construction, used this Studio 'C' 2000 handle and is the reason that its theorized that Corman may have been more closely related in in the planning states than exacted, as Stage 2002, an internal name used on the installation documents for the [[Studio C Alpha|original Studio 'C' show]], made it on to the building plans for the stage much after it was out of the testing phase.


== Designs ==
== Designs ==


=== Prototype ===
=== Prototype ===
''Refer to [[Studio C Beta Prototype]].''
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=== Normal 32m / 16m; 32M: Fall 2000 - January 2003, 2009, 2019; 16M: February 2003 - May ===
=== Original Release (Fall 2000 - January 2003) ===
The [[Chuck E. Cheese 32m (Animatronic)]] was used from Fall 2000 to January 2003, and then again in 2009 and 2019.

The [[Chuck E. Cheese 16m (Animatronic)]] was used from February 2003 onward.


==== Chuck E.'s Stage ====
==== Chuck E.'s Stage ====
Chuck E. Stage features either a 32M or 16M (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania has a hybrid, with a [[Chuck E. Cheese 32/16m Hybrid (Animatronic)|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.
Stage left features a [[Chuck E. Cheese]] animatronic created by Garner Holt Productions, and a backdrop that features a large swirl in the center and tubes and boxes that all light up with the show. 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. Notably, [[Pittsburgh, PA (20 McIntyre Square Dr)]] has a hybrid animatronic; a [[Chuck E. Cheese 32/16m Hybrid (Animatronic)|32M body and 16M head]].


==== Middle (TV) Area ====
==== Center (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.
Center stage consists is a gray structure with large red "CEC" lettering in the middle, along with mirrors on the sides that also light up. Above it are three large TVs, the center TV being slightly taller than the left and right TVs. On top of the TVs are three light boxes, although some locations do not have them.


==== Blue Screen Area ====
==== Blue Screen Area ====
The Blue Screen area, as it's name says, featured the Blue Screen, which was a feature originally included on the Studio C (1997) stage, as well as the Studio C Prototype (2000) stage, although the Studio C 2000's Blue Screen featured a slightly different design, with a "Studio C" sign which was similar to what was on the Studio C stage, except the "C" was not attached to the Blue Screen, but rather the wall. on the left of the Blue Screen was a small picture of Chuck E. surfing and Mr. Munch scuba diving.
Stage right featured the blue screen, which was a feature originally included on the [[Studio C Alpha]], as well as the [[Studio C Beta Prototype]]. Compared to earlier revisions, the blue screen sported a slightly different design, in which the "Studio C" sign was not attached to the blue screen, but rather the wall. To the left of the blue screen was a small picture of Chuck E. surfing and [[Mr. Munch]] scuba diving.


=== Single Screen Fall 2000 - January 2003 ===
=== Single Screen (Fall 2000 - January 2003) ===
A single screen version of the Studio C beta was also introduced during the initial rollout to replace a Road Stage.
The Single Screen Studio C 2000 was introduced in Fall 2000 at the Clearwater, FL location, replacing a [[Cyberamics Road Stage|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 Blue Screen setup. All Single Screen 2000's featured a [[Chuck E. Cheese 32m (Animatronic)|32m Chuck E. Cheese animatronic]].


Instead of having three screens in the middle, there is only one. It features lighting at the top, a large TV in the middle, and a subwoofer on the bottom. The Clearwater location has the gold “CEC” letters instead of the usual red. The location was rumored to have a one-of-a-kind blue screen, which has since been removed. All single screen stages featured a 32-movement animatronic.
=== Small-Town Studio C Features May 2012 - August 2012 ===
This design of the Studio C 2000 was drastically changed in May of 2012, with a few elements of the Small-Town Studio C (Studio C Cappa) instead of the normal Studio C 2000 structure. This design debuted at Independence, MO (18701 E 39th St), and was installed until August 2012, when Concepion, Chile opened, Concepcion being the very last Studio C 2000 store to open.


==== Chuck E.'s Stage ====
=== 2012 Redesign (May 2012 - August 2012) ===
This design of the Studio C Beta was drastically changed in May of 2012, with a few elements of the [[Studio C Cappa]] introduced. This design debuted at [[Independence, MO (18701 E 39th St)]], and was installed until August 2012, when [[Concepcion, Chile]] opened; this was the very last store to open with a Studio C Beta..
The design of Chuck E.'s stage was exactly the same as the previous design of the Studio C 2000.


The center stage design was drastically changed by making the gray structure a light gray, featuring the typical "CEC" sign but now with a ray of red and yellow directly below it. The side mirrors stayed, but the light box above the TVs was removed and the "CEC" emblem from the Studio C Cappa was featured between the TV row and the sign, albeit with different coloring (black instead of zebra patterned).
==== Middle (TV) Area ====
The design of the middle area was drastically changed by making the gray structure light gray and have a red CEC with a ray of red and yellow directly below it, the mirros being retained, but the light box above the TV's was removed and in between the TV's was the most noticeable feature from the Small-Town Studio C, which was a light piece with a small CEC emblem in the middle, therefore making CEC be listed twice on the structure.


The blue screen was replaced with the [[Ticket Blaster]] and featured a blue and yellow background that consisted of tickets, as well as small lights.
==== Blue Screen Area ====
The design of the Blue Screen area was changed to get rid of the Blue Screen (stores had started to remove the cameras and place the [[Ticket Blaster]] in it's place.) and replace it with a blue and yellow background that consisted of tickets, as well as small lights.


== Variants ==
== Variants ==
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== Current Studio C 2000s ==
== Current Shows (by Year, by Location) ==
{| class="wikitable"
{| class="wikitable"
!Location
!Location
!Address
!Installed
!Installed
!Version
!Version
!Condition / Notes
!Condition / Notes
|-
|-
|[[Pittsburgh, PA (20 McIntyre Square Dr)]]
|Decatur, AL
|2001
|32M (16M Head)
|
|
|2010's
|16m Beta
|Last in state. Originally a Studio C Cappa.
|-
|-
|[[Everett, MA (29 Mystic View Rd)]]
|Fayetteville, AR
|2001
|32M
|
|
|2010
|16m Beta
|Last Beta in state. Last animatronic stage in state (Little Rock Shackleford has botless Circles of Light)
|-
|-
|[[Burlington, WA (621 Cascade Mall Dr)]]
|Hayward, CA
|2002
|32M
|
|
|-
|[[Bayamon, Puerto Rico (Rexville Town Center)]]
|2003
|2003
|16M
|16m Beta
|
|
|-
|-
|[[Beaverton, OR (4145 SW 110th Ave)]]
|Lancaster, CA
|2003
|
|32M
|2011
|No teeth. Currently wearing Rockstar outfit.
|16m Beta
|
|-
|-
|[[Charleston, WV (2846 Mountaineer Blvd)]]
|Los Angeles, CA
|2003
|
|16M
|2006
|16m Beta
|
|
|-
|-
|[[Clarksville, TN (2821 B Wilma Rudolph Blvd)]]
|Lynwood, CA
|
|2003
|2003
|16M
|16m Beta
|
|
|-
|-
|[[Gurnee, IL (1512 Nations Dr)]]
|Honolulu, HI
|2003
|16M
|
|
|2009
|16m Beta
|Only Beta in state. Relocation of old Honolulu store which had the only 3-Stage in Hawaii. Franchised Location.
|-
|-
|[[Hayward, CA (24039 Hesperian Blvd)]]
|Chicago, IL (Kedzie)
|5030 S Kedzie Ave
|November 2020
|[[CU Beta 16M]]
|Stage came from Lafayette, Indiana, which closed in October 2020. Old 3-Stage buildings kept, COL light up posters added to side stages sometime in 2021. Beta light up mirrors added around same time. Will be remodeling to 2.0 soon.
|-
|Gurnee, IL
|
|2003
|2003
|16M
|16m Beta
|Last normal Beta in Illinois
|-
|Indianapolis, IN (Washington)
|
|
|2011
|16m Beta
|One of the last 2 Studio C Betas in Indiana.
|-
|-
|[[Langley, British Columbia, Canada (6339 200th St)]]
|Clarksville, IN
|
|2003
|2003
|16M
|16m Beta
|One of the last 2 Studio C Betas in Indiana.
|-
|Monroe, LA
|
|
|2011
|16m Beta
|Franchised location.
|-
|-
|[[Nanuet, NY (250 West Route 59)]]
|Everett, MA
|2003
|
|16M
|2001
|One of five animatronic stages to remain intact, those being the [[Northridge, CA (8425 Reseda Blvd)|Northridge, CA]] [[2-Stage]], [[Springfield, IL (2369 McArthur Ave)|Springfield, IL]] [[Concept Unification 1-Stage|CU 1-Stage]], [[Charlotte, NC (7701 Pineville-Matthews Rd)|Charlotte, NC (Pineville)]] [[Concept Unification Stage|3-Stage]], and [[Hicksville, NY (Delco Plaza 11-15 Hanover Place)|Hicksville, NY]] [[1-Stage]].<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2024/05/11/business/chuck-e-cheese-animatronic-band.html</ref>
|32m Beta
|Only in Massachusetts
|-
|-
|[[South Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (9863 19th Ave)]]
|St. Cloud, MN
|2003
|16M
|
|
|2012
|16m Beta
|Last Beta in Minnesota
|-
|-
|[[Gastonia, NC (416 Cox Rd)]]
|Jackson, MS
|2005
|16M
|
|
|2009
|16m Beta
|Bot came from old store, which had Studio C Alpha. Franchised location.
|-
|-
|[[North Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (14245 137th Ave)]]
|Tupelo, MS
|2005
|16M
|
|
|2008
|16m Beta
|Franchised location.
|-
|-
|[[Vaughan, Ontario, Canada (3255 Rutherford Rd)]]
|Independence, MO
|2005
|16M
|
|
|2012
|16m Beta
|Last Beta in Missouri
|-
|-
|[[Caguas, Puerto Rico (Plaza Centro Mall)]]
|Mays Landing, NJ
|2006
|16M
|
|
|2001
|32m Beta
|Only 32M Beta in New Jersey
|-
|-
|[[Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2612 32nd St)]]
|Brick, NJ
|
|2006
|2006
|16M
|16m Beta
|
|
|-
|-
|[[Los Angeles, CA (2700 Colorado Blvd)]]
|Nanuet, NY
|2006
|
|16M
|2003
|16m Beta
|
|
|-
|-
|[[Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada (685 University Park Dr)]]
|Gastonia, North Carolina, United States
|2006
|16M
|
|
|2005
|16m Beta
|Last 16m Beta in North Carolina. Last Beta in North Carolina.
|-
|-
|[[Gallerias Prima, Guatemala]]
|Warren, Ohio, United States
|2007
|
|16M
|2001
|Has Cool Chuck outfit.
|Single Screen
|First store to open with Studio C Beta.
|-
|-
|[[Silverdale, WA (2771 NW Myhre Rd)]]
|Dublin, Ohio, United States
|2007
|16M
|
|
|2003-2005
|16m Beta
|Replaced a 1-Stage. Last Animatronic show in the Columbus OH area after [[Columbus, OH (3631 Soldano Blvd)]] received the 2.0 remodel in November 2022.
|-
|-
|[[Carolina, Puerto Rico (Monte Real Plaza)]]
|Cincinnati, OH (Eastgate)
|2008
|16M
|
|
|2010's
|16m Beta
|Originally a Rocker Stage. Replaced in 2005 with Studio C Cappa V3. Received 2012 Beta front in 2010's.
|-
|-
|[[Dubai Outlet Mall, U.A.E.]]
|Beaverton, Oregon, United States
|2008
|
|16M
|2003
|Has Cool Chuck cap, 2.0. First store to open in the United Arab Emirates. Last store still open in the United Arab Emirates, after Ibn Battuta Mall and Oud Metha Plaza both closed between 2020 and 2021 (both were botless Circles of Lights)
|32m Beta
|No teeth. Currently wearing Rockstar outfit.
|-
|-
|[[Tupelo, MS (4383 Mall Dr)]]
|Sioux Falls, SD
|2008
|16M
|
|
|2001
|32m Beta
|Only CEC in South Dakota.
|-
|-
|[[Honolulu, HI (1199 Dillingham Blvd)]]
|San Antonio, TX (Bandera)
|2009
|
|16M
|2002
|32m Beta
|
|
|-
|-
|[[Jackson, MS (6352 Ridgewood Court Rd)]]
|Laredo, TX
|2009
|
|32M
|2010
|Bot came from [[Jackson, MS (5465 I-55)]], which had a [[Studio C Alpha]]. Bot is absent from the stage.
|16m Beta
|
|-
|-
|[[Spokane Valley, WA (14919 East Sprague Ave)]]
|Burlington, WA
|
|2002
|32m Beta
|Last 32M Beta in Washington
|-
|Spokane Valley, WA
|
|2009
|2009
|16M
|16m Beta
|
|
|-
|-
|[[Fayetteville, AR (2999 N College Ave)]]
|Silverdale, WA
|2010
|
|16M
|2007
|16m Beta
|
|
|-
|-
|[[Jeddah (Prince Mohammed), Saudi Arabia]]
|Charleston, WV
|2010
|
|16M
|2003
|Has Cool Chuck outfit, 2.0/2013/2015 mix.
|16m Beta
|Only in state.
|-
|-
|[[Decatur, AL (1801 Beltline Rd)]]
|Vaughan, Ontario, Canada
|2010's
|
|16M
|2005
|Originally a [[Studio C Cappa]].
|16m Beta
|
|-
|-
|[[Indianapolis, IN (10021 E Washington St)]]
|Langley, British Columbia, Canada
|2011
|
|16M
|2003
|16m Beta
|
|
|-
|-
|[[Monroe, LA (3731 Pecanland Mall Dr)]]
|Calgary, Alberta, Canada
|2011
|
|16M
|2006
|16m Beta
|
|
|-
|-
|[[Riyadh (Olaya St), Saudi Arabia]]
|South Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
|2011
|
|16M
|2003
|16m Beta
|
|
|-
|-
|[[Vina Del Mar, Chile]]
|North Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
|2011
|
|16M
|2005
|Has Cool Chuck outfit and cap.
|16m Beta
|
|-
|-
|[[Concepcion, Chile]]
|Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
|
|2006
|16m Beta
|
|-
|Concepcion, Chile
|
|2012
|2012
|16M
|16m Beta
|Last store to open with Studio C Beta.
|Last store to open with Studio C Beta.
|-
|-
|[[Independence, MO (18701 E 39th St)]]
|La Florida, Chile
|
|2012
|2012
|16M
|16m Beta
|
|
|-
|-
|Vina Del Mar, Chile
|[[La Florida, Chile]]
|2012
|16M
|
|
|2011
|16m Beta
|Has Cool Chuck outfit and cap.
|-
|-
|[[St. Cloud, MN (3318 W Division St)]]
|Carolina, Puerto Rico
|2012
|
|16M
|2008
|16m Beta
|
|
|-
|-
|[[Chicago, IL (5030 S Kedzie Ave)]]
|Bayamon, Puerto Rico
|November 2020
|
|[[CU Beta 16M]]
|2003
|Stage came from [[Lafayette, IN (100 S Creasy Lane)]], which closed in October 2020. Refer to the store page for more information.
|16m Beta
|First Studio C in Puerto Rico.
|-
|Caguas, Puerto Rico
|
|2006
|16m Beta
|
|-
|Gallerias Prima, Guatemala
|
|2007
|16m Beta
|Has Cool Chuck outfit.
|-
|Jeddah, Saudi Arabia (Prince Mohammed)
|
|2010
|16m Beta
|Has Cool Chuck outfit, 2.0/2013/2015 mix.
|-
|Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (Olaya)
|
|2011
|16m Beta
|
|-
|Dubai Mall, U.A.E
|
|2008
|16m Beta
|Has Cool Chuck cap, 2.0. First store to open in the United Arab Emirates. Last store still open in the United Arab Emirates, after Ibn Battuta Mall and Oud Metha Plaza both closed between 2020 and 2021 (both were botless Circles of Lights)
|}
|}

== References ==

Latest revision as of 20:13, 4 June 2024


Full view of the show at the San Antonio, TX (Bandera) location


Studio C Beta 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 shows in locations with the Concept Unification Stage in Fall 2000, although it also replaced a Cyberamics Road Stage in Clearwater, FL (25921 US Hwy 19) around the same time.

Nomenclature

The community refers to the show as "Studio C Beta" -- the origin of the community name was coined by Jenn Waitt using the Greek Alphabet.

What one of the designers from Corman and Associates who has done work creating a majority of the Studio 'C' stages has said in response to the question on whether Studio 'C' Stages had names or not has been a point of debate.

"To my knowledge there were no specific names assigned to each revision. Once "Studio C" name was established, we used it for the duration and each revision was mainly identified by date of revision. Even after production began there were revisions based on function, cost, etc."[1][2]

It was stated that the stages were identified by date of revision, and with this Studio 'C' format debuting in 2000, its best to assume that Corman & Associates best identified the show with "Studio 'C' 2000".[3][4]

Building plans, mainly coming from C.T. Chang, BWM, and Parkway Construction, used this Studio 'C' 2000 handle and is the reason that its theorized that Corman may have been more closely related in in the planning states than exacted, as Stage 2002, an internal name used on the installation documents for the original Studio 'C' show, made it on to the building plans for the stage much after it was out of the testing phase.

Designs

Prototype

Refer to Studio C Beta Prototype.

Original Release (Fall 2000 - January 2003)

The Chuck E. Cheese 32m (Animatronic) was used from Fall 2000 to January 2003, and then again in 2009 and 2019.

The Chuck E. Cheese 16m (Animatronic) was used from February 2003 onward.

Chuck E.'s Stage

Stage left features a Chuck E. Cheese animatronic created by Garner Holt Productions, and a backdrop that features a large swirl in the center and tubes and boxes that all light up with the show. 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. Notably, Pittsburgh, PA (20 McIntyre Square Dr) has a hybrid animatronic; a 32M body and 16M head.

Center (TV) Area

Center stage consists is a gray structure with large red "CEC" lettering in the middle, along with mirrors on the sides that also light up. Above it are three large TVs, the center TV being slightly taller than the left and right TVs. On top of the TVs are three light boxes, although some locations do not have them.

Blue Screen Area

Stage right featured the blue screen, which was a feature originally included on the Studio C Alpha, as well as the Studio C Beta Prototype. Compared to earlier revisions, the blue screen sported a slightly different design, in which the "Studio C" sign was not attached to the blue screen, but rather the wall. To the left of the blue screen was a small picture of Chuck E. surfing and Mr. Munch scuba diving.

Single Screen (Fall 2000 - January 2003)

A single screen version of the Studio C beta was also introduced during the initial rollout to replace a Road Stage.

Instead of having three screens in the middle, there is only one. It features lighting at the top, a large TV in the middle, and a subwoofer on the bottom. The Clearwater location has the gold “CEC” letters instead of the usual red. The location was rumored to have a one-of-a-kind blue screen, which has since been removed. All single screen stages featured a 32-movement animatronic.

2012 Redesign (May 2012 - August 2012)

This design of the Studio C Beta was drastically changed in May of 2012, with a few elements of the Studio C Cappa introduced. This design debuted at Independence, MO (18701 E 39th St), and was installed until August 2012, when Concepcion, Chile opened; this was the very last store to open with a Studio C Beta..

The center stage design was drastically changed by making the gray structure a light gray, featuring the typical "CEC" sign but now with a ray of red and yellow directly below it. The side mirrors stayed, but the light box above the TVs was removed and the "CEC" emblem from the Studio C Cappa was featured between the TV row and the sign, albeit with different coloring (black instead of zebra patterned).

The blue screen was replaced with the Ticket Blaster and featured a blue and yellow background that consisted of tickets, as well as small lights.

Variants

Gallery

  • Single-Screen Studio C 2000 in Slidell, LA

    Single-Screen Studio C 2000 in Slidell, LA

Current Shows (by Year, by Location)

Location Installed Version Condition / Notes
Pittsburgh, PA (20 McIntyre Square Dr) 2001 32M (16M Head)
Everett, MA (29 Mystic View Rd) 2001 32M
Burlington, WA (621 Cascade Mall Dr) 2002 32M
Bayamon, Puerto Rico (Rexville Town Center) 2003 16M
Beaverton, OR (4145 SW 110th Ave) 2003 32M No teeth. Currently wearing Rockstar outfit.
Charleston, WV (2846 Mountaineer Blvd) 2003 16M
Clarksville, TN (2821 B Wilma Rudolph Blvd) 2003 16M
Gurnee, IL (1512 Nations Dr) 2003 16M
Hayward, CA (24039 Hesperian Blvd) 2003 16M
Langley, British Columbia, Canada (6339 200th St) 2003 16M
Nanuet, NY (250 West Route 59) 2003 16M One of five animatronic stages to remain intact, those being the Northridge, CA 2-Stage, Springfield, IL CU 1-Stage, Charlotte, NC (Pineville) 3-Stage, and Hicksville, NY 1-Stage.[5]
South Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (9863 19th Ave) 2003 16M
Gastonia, NC (416 Cox Rd) 2005 16M
North Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (14245 137th Ave) 2005 16M
Vaughan, Ontario, Canada (3255 Rutherford Rd) 2005 16M
Caguas, Puerto Rico (Plaza Centro Mall) 2006 16M
Calgary, Alberta, Canada (2612 32nd St) 2006 16M
Los Angeles, CA (2700 Colorado Blvd) 2006 16M
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada (685 University Park Dr) 2006 16M
Gallerias Prima, Guatemala 2007 16M Has Cool Chuck outfit.
Silverdale, WA (2771 NW Myhre Rd) 2007 16M
Carolina, Puerto Rico (Monte Real Plaza) 2008 16M
Dubai Outlet Mall, U.A.E. 2008 16M Has Cool Chuck cap, 2.0. First store to open in the United Arab Emirates. Last store still open in the United Arab Emirates, after Ibn Battuta Mall and Oud Metha Plaza both closed between 2020 and 2021 (both were botless Circles of Lights)
Tupelo, MS (4383 Mall Dr) 2008 16M
Honolulu, HI (1199 Dillingham Blvd) 2009 16M
Jackson, MS (6352 Ridgewood Court Rd) 2009 32M Bot came from Jackson, MS (5465 I-55), which had a Studio C Alpha. Bot is absent from the stage.
Spokane Valley, WA (14919 East Sprague Ave) 2009 16M
Fayetteville, AR (2999 N College Ave) 2010 16M
Jeddah (Prince Mohammed), Saudi Arabia 2010 16M Has Cool Chuck outfit, 2.0/2013/2015 mix.
Decatur, AL (1801 Beltline Rd) 2010's 16M Originally a Studio C Cappa.
Indianapolis, IN (10021 E Washington St) 2011 16M
Monroe, LA (3731 Pecanland Mall Dr) 2011 16M
Riyadh (Olaya St), Saudi Arabia 2011 16M
Vina Del Mar, Chile 2011 16M Has Cool Chuck outfit and cap.
Concepcion, Chile 2012 16M Last store to open with Studio C Beta.
Independence, MO (18701 E 39th St) 2012 16M
La Florida, Chile 2012 16M
St. Cloud, MN (3318 W Division St) 2012 16M
Chicago, IL (5030 S Kedzie Ave) November 2020 CU Beta 16M Stage came from Lafayette, IN (100 S Creasy Lane), which closed in October 2020. Refer to the store page for more information.

References

  1. ↑ File:Screenshot 20230101-144027 Messages.png
  2. ↑ File:9FCBAB04-060E-4AF4-9247-BC7FD21AB9EB.png
  3. ↑ File:Stsc1.png
  4. ↑ File:Sc24.png
  5. ↑ https://www.nytimes.com/2024/05/11/business/chuck-e-cheese-animatronic-band.html
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