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The former ptt in Stockton ca still has its ptt walls despite being abandoned

Stockton ca opened in October 1979 with a portrait stage as the 6th cec to ever open. There is only one known video of the location, filmed in 1987. In 1993 Stockton had a incident where the employee in the chuck walkaround suit was thrown over the salad bar because he was being rude to guests.

The location closed in December 1998 after 19 years in operation with a 2 stage, most likely due to parking issues. The abandoned location was temporarily used as a banquet during an unknown year. The abandoned location still has its red cec doors it had when it closed. The address is Stockton CA 4555 N Pershing Ave

This photo is rumored to be taken at Stockton. If it is true, that would mean the photo was taken sometime between October 1979 and 1981/1982 since the portrait stage can be seen in the background

The ptt in Victorville ca opened on October 5, 1982, with a balcony stage. In either 1989 or 1990, the store updated to a c stage. In June 1993, Victorville closed most likely due to leasing issues.

After the ptt's closure, the location became "Buzz-E's Pizza Time Circus". It most likely kept the animatronics and simply retrofitted them to original characters while also removing any mentions of cec.

Buzz-E's Pizza Time Circus closed on an unknown date. At some point, the building became a furniture store called "Direct Furniture". Notice how they kept the frame of the ptt sign.

Around 2021-ish these mysterious walkaround heads appeared on eBay. It is unknown who sold and bought the heads. The listing claims that the heads are related to ptt in some way, but that is unconfirmed.

It has been theorized that these walkaround heads were used at Buzz-E's Pizza Time Circus as the clown character on the sign for the store resembles the dog like character in the eBay listing.

The ptt in Ogden Utah opened on May 17, 1980, and closed sometime in 1991. The store was notable for having a portrait stage long after they were no longer being used. For some reason, most likely to cut costs, in 1987, the show would be shut off, and their King animatronic would be replaced with a TV screen.

The animatronics were sent to Banjo Billy's in Houston Texas in 1994. Banjo Billy's closed in 1997 and the cosmetics for the bots were unfortunately too damaged to be saved. Only the Jasper bot survived and he is now owned by Matt The Franchize.

Uncommon photos of the first cec to ever open. The first location opened on Winchester Blvd in San Jose CA on May 17 1977. It closed in February 1985 due to a decline in guests.

After the store's closure the building was vacant until November 12 1986 when it was bought by a man named Lim Yee who converted the building into a restaurant named "Ocean Harbor Chinese Seafood". The inside and outside of the building were renovated. The restaurant closed on an unknown date, most likely during the late 90s.

Art that was made for the cec in cantagello Chile. In the mid 1990s, some time after 1994, cec released a cassette tape titled "Tu Eres La Estrella En Chuck E Cheese's" ("You Are The Star At Chuck E Cheese's" in English).

On the cassette tape was the Spanish dub of Birthday Star 1992 and The Chuck E Shuffle 1994. The cassette tape was only sold in certain Chile locations, so it is very hard to come by.

Both Spanish dubs of Birthday Star 1992 and Chuck E Shuffle 1994 are considered lost media. Low quality audio clips of the songs do exist, one being filmed at a birthday party in 2008, and the other being a somewhat high quality snippet of Birthday Star 1992, presumably posted by someone who owns the cassette. The full high quality version of both songs are lost

The former ptt in Stockton ca still has its ptt walls despite being abandoned

Stockton ca opened in October 1979 with a portrait stage as the 6th cec to ever open. There is only one known video of the location, filmed in 1987. In 1993 Stockton had a incident where the employee in the chuck walkaround suit was thrown over the salad bar because he was being rude to guests.

The location closed in December 1998 after 19 years in operation with a 2 stage, most likely due to parking issues. The abandoned location was temporarily used as a banquet during an unknown year. The abandoned location still has its red cec doors it had when it closed. The address is Stockton CA 4555 N Pershing Ave

This photo is rumored to be taken at Stockton. If it is true, that would mean the photo was taken sometime between October 1979 and 1981/1982 since the portrait stage can be seen in the background

The ptt in Ogden Utah opened on May 17, 1980, and closed sometime in 1991. The store was notable for having a portrait stage long after they were no longer being used. For some reason, most likely to cut costs, in 1987, the show would be shut off, and their King animatronic would be replaced with a TV screen.

The animatronics were sent to Banjo Billy's in Houston Texas in 1994. Banjo Billy's closed in 1997 and the cosmetics for the bots were unfortunately too damaged to be saved. Only the Jasper bot survived and he is now owned by Matt The Franchize.

On May 19, 1982, a ptt opened in Cincinnati, Ohio, on Princeton Pike. The store closed in Fall 1984, and many ptt artifacts were bought by Jungle Jim's. One such artifact was the Chuck E bot.

In 1995, the Chuck bot was installed in the store along with a Fatz bot and a Billy Bob bot. Chuck was given legs to make him a full-bodied drummer and a brighter fabric on his snout and jaw. In 1997, Jungle Jim's wanted the characters to match the "seafood" theme of the area, so they modified the Chuck animatronic to make him resemble a lobster.