Mega Chuck E. Cheese's

History
The first location opened in 1985 as Super Showbiz Pizza.

Entrance

 * Kid Check stand

Entertainment Area

 * Rides
 * Chuck E.'s Coaster (a Zierer Large Tivoli, formerly Billy Bob Coaster)
 * Helen's Flyers (a Zierer Wave Swinger, formerly Looney Bird's Flight)
 * Mr. Munch's Munchdown (an Intamin 1st Generation Freefall, formerly Fatz' Freefall)
 * Jasper's Jeeps (an Arrow electric antique car ride with Jeeps, formerly Beach Bear's Vans)
 * Pasqually's Pizza Twirl (an Eli Scrambler, formerly Antioch's Web)

Entrance

 * Kid Check stand

Food Court (southwest of the store)

 * Adult beverage bar (age restricted)
 * Dining room
 * Salad bar
 * Pasqually's Pizza & Wings
 * Munch's Daily Eating Competition

Arcade Zone (southeast of the store)

 * Video games
 * Ticket redemption games
 * Jasper's General Store
 * Helen's PlayStation Area

Entertainment Area (northwest of the store)

 * Rides
 * Chuck E.'s Awesome Adventure Machine (Vekoma Junior 197m)
 * Pasqually's Pizza Power (Zamperela Frog Hopper)
 * Munch's Munch-O-Sel (Carousel)
 * Helen's Flyers (Zierer Wave Swinger)
 * Jasper's Jeeps (Electric Antique Car ride with Jeeps)

Show Room (northeast of the store)

 * Studio Mega C
 * Disco floor
 * Helicopter lights
 * Game Boy Advance area (an area with GBAs connected to a table [similar to Target console demos] originally not in Boston location, removed in all locations except New London)
 * Party room
 * Studio Mega C Control Panel

MCEC-000
Converted from Bradlees Stores.
 * Boston, MA (opened February 3, 2001)
 * Wayne, NJ (opened May 2, 2001)
 * Bordentown, NJ (opened July 2, 2001)
 * Toms River, NJ (opened September 2, 2001)
 * New London, CT (opened November 2, 2001)

MCEC-001
Converted from Ames Stores.
 * Seabrook, NH (opened February 2, 2002)
 * Lowville, NY (opened April 4, 2002)
 * Dundalk, ML (opened May 3, 2002)
 * Wellsboro, PA (opened September 11, 2002)
 * Hinmans Corners, NY (opened November 3, 2002)
 * Seymour, CT (opened December 5, 2002, Ames road sign intact)

MCEC-002
Converted from Warner Bros. Studio Stores.
 * Atlanta, GA (opened March 1, 2002)
 * Dayton, OH (opened June 4, 2002)
 * New York, NY (opened July 3, 2002)
 * Cheektowaga, NY (opened August 3, 2002)
 * Danbury, CT (opened October 4, 2002)

MCEC-003
Converted from sold off K-Marts.
 * Peoria, IL (opened January 5, 2003)
 * Minneapolis, MN (opened February 9, 2003)
 * Des Moines, IO (opened April 9, 2003)
 * San Francisco, CA (opened September 1, 2003)
 * Gary, IN (opened December 7, 2003)

MCEC-004
Converted from Circuit Cities.
 * Houston, TX (opened February 2, 2009)
 * Greensboro, NC (opened May 3, 2009)
 * Orange, CT (opened October 4, 2009)
 * Toledo, OH (opened November 10, 2009)
 * Bellingham, WA (opened December 1, 2009)

MCEC-005
Converted from hhgregg Stores.
 * Mentor, OH (opened May 5, 2018)
 * Indianapolis, IN (opened August 10, 2018)
 * Chicago, IL (opened October 3, 2018)
 * Hampton, VA (opened November 1, 2018)
 * Middletown, OH (opened December 1, 2018)

Trivia

 * The earlier locations made during the revival of the concept mostly took over old Bradlee's locations.