Glen Burnie, MD (6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy)

6637 Governor Ritchie Hwy, Store #474 is a Chuck E. Cheese's that opened on November 7, 1990, as a corporate location that had the last Chuck E.'s House (Rocker Stage). It is located in the Governor Plaza Shopping Center.

History

Pre-Chuck E. Cheese's (October 24th, 1973-January 1988)

Before Glen Burnie was a Chuck E. Cheese's location, the building housed a movie theater called Ritchie Cinemas 1-2-3, which opened its doors on October 24, 1973, and was closed in January 1988. The building remained vacant for around 2 years until opening as a Chuck E. Cheese's, in which the company gutted and rebuilt the entire interior to their liking.

As Chuck E. Cheese's / Chuck E. Cheese (November 1990-Present)

Glen Burnie opened as a corporate-owned location and was the first location to open in Maryland after the merger. Glen Burnie opened with the 1988 Remodel. Sometime between 1995 and 1997, Glen Burnie received updates in line with the 1994 SPT Repositioning / Remodel Program. By this point, the Chuck E.'s House was replaced with a 2-Stage. Sometime between 2005 and 2007 the store was updated through the 2003 'Cool Chuck' Reconfiguration / Major Remodel Initiative. Glen Burnie remained like this until in December 2018, when they received the 2.0 remodel, which saw the removal of the 2-Stage. The only remaining fixtures were the entryway doors, from the 1990s. This was the first 2.0 remodel in the state of Maryland. In October 2022, the Governor Plaza Shopping Center went through an exterior refresh, according to a Street View photo. Fandom members report that the updated exterior for the store was completed in March 2023.

Stages

Like all Rocker Stages at the time, Chuck wore his PTT outfit. The stage was replaced by a 2-Stage in 1993. In the early 2000's, Chuck's tuxedo outfit was replaced with the Cool Chuck outfit. By the late 2000's/early 2010's, Chuck's outfit was replaced with the Avenger outfit. In December 2018, the stage was removed for the 2.0 Remodel and Dance Floor.

Stage	Installed	Removed	Notes
Chuck E.'s House	November 1990	1993	Only Chuck E.'s House installed in Maryland.
2-Stage	1993	December 2018	One of five 2-Stages installed in Maryland.
Dance Floor	December 2018	Still in use.	2017 Model.

Animatronics

Animatronic	Manufacturing Date	Serial Number	Status
Chuck E Cheese (Cyberamic)|Chuck E. Cheese (Cyberamic)	N/A	Unknown	Destroyed
Helen Henny (Cyberamic)	N/A	Unknown	Destroyed
Mr. Munch (Cyberamic)	N/A	Unknown	Destroyed
Jasper T. Jowls (Cyberamic)	N/A	Unknown	Destroyed
Pasqually (Cyberamic)	N/A	Unknown	Destroyed
Singing Flowers (Cyberamic)	1990	Unknown	Unknown
Wink(Cyberamic)	1993	Unknown	Destroyed

2021

Videos

Link	Description	Filming Date	Publish Date
Link	A video showcasing the store, games, and 2-Stage back in 1994.	January 5th, 1994	February 4th, 2020
Link	A video of the Glen Burnie 2-Stage before Helen's pigtails were replaced.	Mid-Late 2010	September 14, 2011
Link	A family vlog where they visit Glen Burnie.	August 2015	August 30th, 2015
Link	Store Tour from February 2016 (2 years before the 2.0 Remodel)	February 2016	February 8th, 2016
Link	'Birthdays are Special' from Show 3 2016 being performed on Glen Burnie's 2-Stage	March/April 2016	April 5th, 2016
Link	'Cowboy's Life' from Show 3 2016 being performed on Glen Burnie's 2-Stage	March/April 2016	April 7th, 2016
Link	'Gamin' Time' from Show 3 2016 being performed on Glen Burnie's 2-Stage	March/April 2016	April 9th, 2016
Link	'Arizona' from The Chuck E. Cheese Show being performed on Glen Burnie's 2-Stage	June 2016	June 15th, 2016
Link	'Nobody Knows' from The Chuck E. Cheese Show being performed on Glen Burnie's 2-Stage	June 2016	June 19th, 2016
Link	'Giant Armadillo Named Phil' from Show 3 2015 being performed on Glen Burnie's 2-Stage	July 2018	July 10th, 2018