Chuckee Cheese and Entertaining Your Children on a Budget
Entertain Your Family for Less Than $20
Recently, my spouse and I treated our two children to an evening at Chuckee Cheese. Our first stop, however, was our PC, as the Chuckee Cheese site offers printable certificates good for 10 free tokens for special achievements that children reach, including potty training, good grades, being a good patient at the dentist, cleaning their room, and many more. Parents may redeem just one certificate per child per visit. Our son beamed as he proudly presented the cashier with his certificate good for 10 free Chuckee Cheese tokens and proudly declared that he was potty trained now so he got to come to Chuckee Cheese! Our daughter's certificate was because she finally kept her room clean for a week. As parents, we felt proud to see our children so excited to brag about their achievement and reap their rewards. Chuckee Cheese made it so easy to reward good behavior in a way that actually helped us stretch our entertainment dollars further.
Visiting Chuckeecheese.com prior to a visit can net parents a coupon deal on the purchase of tokens in a bulk amount. At our recent visit, we used a buy 50 get 30 free tokens free coupon and coupled with the two certificates worth 10 tokens each, we were able to spend less than $15 for 100 tokens. For us, skipping dining at Chuckee Cheese and just focusing on the games as entertainment makes Chuckee Cheese a perfect way for us to entertain our kids on a budget.
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www.chuckeecheese.com
Published by Carly Hart
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- Eat at home and then go to CEC to play games.
- Stop by your PC first; download and print coupons to save the most money.
- Print coupons and keep them in the car for easy access.
6 Comments
Post a Commentmy oldest, who is ten, is losing interest in Chuck E Cheese, the younger two, seven and three, still enjoy it tho!
Kids love Chucke E. Cheese! I personally believe that it is one of the circles of hell Dante failed to write about.
Great article. We take our DD there for the games too. We really don't care for their pizza so we usually go somewhere we all like to eat and then head to Chuck E.'s for the games.
Sounds like an entertaining place. We do not have these eateries in my country
My grandson loves Chuck E. Cheese.
Coupons, coupons, coupons. I always have the strip of Chuck E. Cheese coupons in my purse that I clipped out of the newspaper. Fantastic article!