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Celebrate spooky season at Chuck E. Cheese's Halloween Boo-tacular. No tricks, just treats! Get ready for a frightfully fun family night! Chuck E. Cheese is bringing back its annual Halloween Boo-tacular, filled with themed treats, dance parties, and plenty of arcade action now through Nov. 1. Kids can put their Halloween costumes to good use all October long. Little ghosts, goblins, and superheroes who visit in costume will receive 500 free Bonus Tickets to redeem at the Prize Wall. Families can also get their boo-gie on with Chuck E. at nightly Haunted House Parties, complete with Halloween KIDZ BOP music, dancing, and interactive entertainment that'll have kids of all ages scared silly. All that monster mashing calls for a meal! The new Boo-Meal Deal, starting at $34.99, includes a large pumpkin-shaped pepperoni pizza, two drinks, and a collectible Boo-Bucket filled with Spider Web Cotton Candy. Other seasonal treats include the Giant Slime Cookie and Chuck E.'s Cookie Crunch Dippin' Dots "Eye Scream." The Halloween fun doesn't stop there. Families can score 30 free Play Points with the purchase of 60 or more using an exclusive online coupon, while Fun Pass members can enjoy additional seasonal perks. Kids can also get their hands on limited-edition Halloween goodies, including a vampire Chuck E. Cheese plush, light-up wands, and colorful Boo-Buckets. For families looking for a quieter way to celebrate, participating Chuck E. Cheese locations will host a special Halloween Sensory Sensitive Sunday on Oct. 25. Fun centers will open two hours early with reduced noise, dimmed lighting, and a more sensory-friendly arcade experience. To learn more, visit chuckecheese.com/sensory-sensitive-sundays. Halloween Boo-tacular runs through Nov. 1 at Chuch E. Cheese fun centers across the U.S. Visit the event's website to explore the festivities, find a participating location, and grab the free Play Points coupon now. Natalie miller. Natalie is an Assistant Editor for The Pop Insider, The Toy Insider, and The Toy Book. She is a Hufflepuff, a theme park enthusiast, and still holds the school record for the most Accelerated Reader points. If you're looking for her, she's probably at the nearest coffee shop, arguing over who the best Spider-Man is or trying to pet a stranger's dog.

Chuck E. Cheese Adventure World is coming to Chesterfield. Slated to open in 2027, the new indoor playground concept will feature multilevel climbing structures, slides, ball pits, themed play areas, a toddler zone, and more. by Emily Adams September 29, 2026 at 2:41 PM Chuck E. Cheese is trading arcade tokens for climbing structures, slides, and ball pits with a new destination headed to Chesterfield. The company announced this week that Chuck E. Cheese Adventure World, its new indoor playground concept, is coming to Chesterfield in 2027 as part of a nationwide expansion. Discover fun things to do with the family. We will never send spam or annoying emails. Unsubscribe anytime. Unlike the traditional arcade-focused Chuck E. Cheese experience, Adventure World is centered on active and imaginative play. Locations range from 12,000 to 18,000 square feet or more, with multilevel climbing structures, slides, ball pits, obstacles, and a dedicated toddler area. For parents who remember chasing high scores and feeding tokens into arcade games, consider this the next generation's version of a Chuck E. Cheese day out. Kids can explore themed areas inspired by Chuck E. Cheese characters, including the space-themed Munch's Cosmic Bounce, fairy tale-inspired Bella's Castle Quest, underwater Jasper's Bubble Reef, and Chuck E.'s Jungle Temple. Locations also feature a giant video wall and digital live show starring Chuck E. and friends. There's no word on whether any of the climbing structures will require the same determination it once took to earn enough tickets for the prize-counter jackpot. The pizza isn't going anywhere, though, so at least one piece of the childhood Chuck E. Cheese experience will look familiar to parents. The concept debuted in Arlington, Texas, in November 2025. Chuck E. Cheese now plans to expand Adventure World to more than 20 U.S. communities in 2026 and 2027, with Chesterfield among the locations announced for next year. "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," Chuck E. Cheese president Randy Forsythe said in a statement. "That's exactly what we built. Now we get to share it with kids in a lot more cities." Adventure World offers all-day admission for kids rather than timed play sessions. Families can also grab pizza, wings, nachos, and popcorn at the Power Up Station, and the concept will offer birthday parties, field trips, playdates, and group events. An exact Chesterfield location, opening date, and admission pricing have not yet been announced. Chuck E. Cheese says additional details will be released as plans are finalized. Emily Adams is the deputy editor for St. Louis Magazine and curates the Family and Wellness newsletters. Ellie's FutureMinds Academy introduces kids to everything from artificial intelligence and cybersecurity to game development, with a model designed to lower the cost barrier for St. Louis families. On September 23, St. Louis Magazine hosted a Family Playdate at Edwardsville Children's Museum, presented by Royal Banks of Missouri and sponsored by Lutheran Elementary School Association. As the largest children's museum in the St. Louis Metro East, ECM is an education destination where kids and imaginations are welcome to wander. by SLM Staff September 28, 2026 Branded content. Pumpkin patches, downtown traditions, winery events, and Halloween fun are giving St. Louisans plenty of reasons to put Rolla on the fall calendar.