Getting ready forSensory Sunday at Chuck E. Cheese.
Once a month, the Lone Tree and Superior stores open two hours early with the lights down, the amplifiers off and no flashing. Characters are optional and the team gives a heads-up before the noise comes back. The rest is pizza.
Lone Tree: Sunday 11 am to 9 pm. Superior: Sunday 11 am to 8 pm. Sensory Sensitive Sundays open two hours before normal hours on the first Sunday of each month.
7510 Pkwy. Dr., Lone Tree 80124 and 305 Marshall Rd., Superior 80027
“Sensory Sensitive Sundays is a monthly program at Chuck E. Cheese that opens two hours before normal operating hours on the first Sunday of each month.” “No reservation required. Siblings, parents, caregivers, and friends are all welcome.”
“Game room and dining area lighting is dimmed to a comfortable level. Safety-critical lights remain fully on. No strobing or flashing effects during the event.” “Background music is reduced. Amplifiers are off. The show plays visually with sound turned down.”
“When the two-hour window ends, our team gives families advance notice before returning to normal lighting and sound levels.”
Chuck E. Cheese lists Nov 1 and Dec 6. For January, call the store. Participation can vary by store, but both Lone Tree and Superior take part.
For Nov 1 and Dec 6, Chuck E. Cheese only says it opens two hours early, and both stores open at 11 on Sundays, so plan on about 9 to 11 am and call the store the week before to confirm the start and end time.
the exact start and end time at each store on Nov 1 and Dec 6
a quiet room or break area
headphones to borrow
game prices
dates after Dec 6
Call 303-706-1155More about Chuck E. Cheese Sensory Sensitive Sundays (Lone Tree and Superior)
Louder, in Chuck E. Cheese's words
Game sound effects at each machine (“Game sound effects may still play at the unit level.”)not stated
Quieter
Kid Check matches hand stamps on children and the adults they came with before anyone can leave. “Parents and caregivers are required to remain with their child the entire time.”
Staff “use clear, simple language; give space during difficult moments; avoid drawing attention to meltdowns; and never touch a child without safety cause.”
The event opens before normal hours, “creating a smaller, calmer crowd.”
Sensory Sensitive Birthdays run during the same hours, with singing, characters and other parts optional. Minimum 10 children at booking.
The dining area gets “a quieter atmosphere and softer lighting.”
