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Chuck E. Cheese says its Adventure World indoor play spaces will expand to more than 20 cities nationwide this year and into 2027. Six additional locations are planned this year in five states, with more destinations listed for 2027; exact opening dates and city names have not been provided.
Chuck E. Cheese plans to bring Adventure World, its indoor playground, to more than 20 cities nationwide this year and into 2027, according to a report by The Toy Book. The company says six additional spaces are planned this year in North Dakota, Arizona, New York, Texas and Nevada, extending a family play offering built around climbing, slides and other active attractions.
Adventure World is designed primarily for children ages 3 to 8. The three-story play structure has character-themed areas, climbing features, slides, ball pits, obstacle elements and a giant video wall, according to the report. Each site is also described as having a Toddler Zone for children under 56 inches, dining areas, celebration stations and character entertainment.
The announced rollout names North Dakota, Arizona, New York, Texas and Nevada for six additional spaces this year. The report does not identify the cities or say how the six openings will be divided among those states. For 2027, Chuck E. Cheese lists planned destinations in Michigan, California, Illinois, Colorado and Missouri, without giving a location count or opening schedule for that phase.
The company says Adventure World uses its Kid Check system, which is intended to help ensure families who arrive together leave together. The report provides no operating details about how the system works at these playgrounds or how it will be used at the new sites.
A Broader Indoor Play Footprint
The rollout extends Chuck E. Cheese’s family entertainment offering beyond its familiar games and dining areas with a multilevel active-play attraction. If the announced schedule proceeds, families in additional cities will have access to a venue combining play structures, food and celebration spaces under one roof. The expansion may also give the company more ways to host birthdays and group outings, though no attendance, revenue or investment projections were provided.
For parents, the age range and dedicated toddler area offer a clearer picture of whom the attraction is designed to serve. The company’s mention of Kid Check addresses family separation procedures, but the report does not describe the system’s safeguards or provide independent information about its operation. Families will need local opening and facility details to judge whether a particular site suits their children.
How Adventure World Is Designed
The concept is presented as an indoor destination for active play, with a three-story structure divided into character-themed worlds. Its listed attractions include climbing structures, slides, ball pits and obstacles, alongside a large video wall. The combination suggests a play experience centered on movement and exploration, paired with dining and celebration areas.
Chuck E. Cheese President Randy Forsythe said families wanted a place where children could move and use their imagination, with food and celebrations available as part of the visit. The company describes Adventure World as its response to that feedback. The source material does not provide the date or locations of earlier Adventure World openings, so the size and pace of the expansion cannot be compared with a prior rollout.
““Families have told us they want a place where kids can move and use their imagination all day, with food and celebrations built right in. That’s exactly what we built. Now we get to share it with kids in a lot more cities.””
— Randy Forsythe, president of Chuck E. Cheese
Opening Dates and City Names
The announcement does not provide the names of the cities, individual addresses or opening dates for the planned sites. It also does not say which locations will open first or how many Adventure World destinations are already operating. While the report says the concept will reach more than 20 cities across the two-year period, it does not clarify whether that figure refers to total cities served or new destinations in the expansion.
Details about pricing, hours, capacity, admission rules and the specific attractions at each site are also absent. The company’s description of Kid Check does not explain the process families will encounter. Those details may vary by location and remain unconfirmed in the source material.
State Rollout Through 2027
Chuck E. Cheese says six additional spaces are planned this year in North Dakota, Arizona, New York, Texas and Nevada, followed by further destinations in Michigan, California, Illinois, Colorado and Missouri in 2027. The next useful updates for families will be the city-level announcements and confirmed opening dates. The company directs readers to adventureworld.fun for more information.
Key Questions
What is Chuck E. Cheese Adventure World?
It is an indoor play space with a three-story structure, character-themed areas, climbing features, slides, ball pits, obstacles and a giant video wall, according to the company description in The Toy Book.
Where are the new Adventure World locations planned?
Six additional locations are planned this year in North Dakota, Arizona, New York, Texas and Nevada. Destinations are also planned in Michigan, California, Illinois, Colorado and Missouri in 2027. City names have not been announced in the source material.
What ages is Adventure World designed for?
The reported target age range is 3 to 8. Each location is also described as having a Toddler Zone for children under 56 inches tall.
When will the new locations open?
The rollout is planned for this year and into 2027, but the announcement does not give specific opening dates or a schedule by city.
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