Chuck E. Cheeses and Downtown Provo

For a date night we decided to go to Chuck E. Cheese's. We had been for birthdays when we were younger, but it had been a while since we last went. Did you know that it's called Chuck E. Cheese's because when said, it makes you smile? Talk about brainwashing! We were pretty excited to go, but unfortunately, things were much brighter and exciting in our eyes as children than they are right now.

The animatronic Chuck E. Cheese. He is much scarier than I remember. I used to think he was cool. Sometimes one of his eyes didn't open all the way.



3 of the other animatronics. The bird girl was probably the scariest because her mouth hardly ever matched when she talked or sang. It just randomly opened and shut.

The chef dude with a really horribly fake Italian accent. His drumsticks never got close to touching those drums. Poor drums. Never to be played.




They showed their music videos back from the 80's. Hardly any updating at all. Woo.



Me eating official Chuck E. Cheese's pizza. Here's something lame. Behind me Chuck in costume is entertaining a birthday girl and her friends. Behind them is the animatronic Chuck. Back in my day, when the Chuck in costume came out, they closed the curtains so there wouldn't be two Chucks. Now they just don't care. What were they thinking? It's like having 2 Mickey's in the same vicinity at Disneyland! What a catastrophe that would be for some little kids. Plus the animatronics didn't sing the happy birthday song they used to sing. Lame!

Here's a traumatizing Chuck E. Cheese experience. Ok, not too traumatizing, but a little weird. When I was 8 and went there, my cousins and I saw Chuck in costume go into the women's restroom. Pretty much ruined the magic. They need to learn from Disney.



Steve enjoying the pizza.

To our dismay, the Teen Aged Mutant Ninja Turtle arcade game no longer exists at the Orem location :( But we still had a lot of fun at the arcade.

Steve is slick at Skee Ball. Later that night we saw some girls walk up the ramp and place the balls in the highest numbers so they could get a ton of tickets. Once again, lame!

Spider squishing game.

Despite the lameness of a lot of it, we still had a lot of fun.

Afterwards, we decided we needed to see downtown Provo. This was Nov. 30, the night before the first big snowstorm here.