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==Videos== |
==Videos== |
Revision as of 12:42, 17 August 2023
6130 E Speedway Blvd, Store #217/3197 was a Chuck E. Cheese's location in Tucson, Arizona. The store opened in April 1995 as a standalone building in the Monterey Village Shopping Center with a 1-Stage and was relocated to Tucson, AZ (6125 E Speedway Blvd) in October 2014 with a Circles of Light, 16m and still operates to this day.
This is not to be confused with the Tucson, AZ (5534 E 22nd St) Pizza Time Theatre that opened July 15th, 1980 and closed in 1987 with a Portrait Stage. This is also not to be confused with the Tucson, AZ (8616 E Broadway Blvd) Pizza Time Theatre that opened on May 4th, 1981 and closed in 1983 with a Balcony Stage.
Stages
When this store opened in 1995, they opened with a 1-Stage. They would keep this 1-Stage until closure. It was the only one in Arizona, and had a turntable until closure.
History
Before the store's development began, the store was a movie theater called Cineworld 4 Theatre which opened on May 5th, 1971 and was closed around October 1994[1] with the conversion to CEC starting not long after it's closure.
Tucson opened in April 1995 (After an almost 8 year hiatus from the city) with a 1-Stage with a turntable. This was Arizona's only 1-Stage. In around the Mid 2000's the store would receive an exterior repaint and a minor remodel. It would remain this way until the store's closure in October 2014 (After almost 20 years of operation, outlasting both of the city's Pizza Time Theatre stores) when it relocated across the street to 6125 E Speedway Blvd with a Circles of Light, 16m which still operates to this day.
After the store closed and moved, the location would remain vacant for a while until a gym called "Tucson Strength" took over which interestingly kept the exterior intact except for a repaint of the building and changes to the store's interior.
Gallery
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A photo of the store's Exterior from before the 2005 Remodel (PC: geocities.com)
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A street view of the store in April 2013 (PC: Google Maps)
Videos
Link | Description | Filming Date | Published Date |
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https://www.youtube.com/shorts/nvOiUIhRtv4 | Only known footage of the store's 1-Stage | April-June 2013 | September 20, 2021 |
Arcade Machines
Skill
- Slam-A-Winner
- Xtreme Cards
- Big Bass Wheel Pro
- Tippin' Bloks
- Chuck E. Cheese's Super Shot
- Guitar Hero Arcade
- Chuck E. Cheese's Sketch Book
- Fruit Ninja FX
- Rockin-Bowler
- Water Blast
- CEC Street Hoops
- Treasure Quest
- H2Overdrive
- Jumpin' Fantasy
- Deadstorm Pirates
- Ticket Troopers
- Big Win Super Spin
- After Burner Climax
- Redhot
- Pull My Finger!
- Deal Or No Deal
Coin Action
Kiddie
- Jett Rider
- Chuck E. Cheese's Photo Ride (1997)
- Toddler Whac
- Tik Tak Clock
- Air Hockey
- Lil' Hoops
- Barney
- Chuck E's Duckies
- Gallopers Carousel
- Buster Bubbles
- Hammerhead
- Monster Truck
- Amutec Fire Engine
Animatronics
Animatronic | Manufacturing date | Whereabouts |
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Chuck E. Cheese (Cyberamic) | 1994 | Destroyed |
Helen Henny (Cyberamic) | 1994 | Destroyed |
Mr. Munch (Cyberamic) | 1994 | Destroyed |
Jasper T. Jowls (Cyberamic) | 1994 | Destroyed |
Pasqually (Cyberamic) | 1994 | Destroyed |
Wink (Cyberamic) | 1994 | Destroyed |