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Guests Win Free Tickets for Chuck E. Cheese's Through New Online Ticket Blaster Game

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Family entertainment leader brings thrilling Ticket Blaster experience to online Chuck E-Games

DALLAS, Jan 04, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Chuck E. Cheese's is bringing all the fun and excitement of winning tickets and prizes to kids at home through the new online ticket blaster game on its website at http://www.chuckecheese.com/chuck-e-games/. As tickets zoom around the computer screen, kids have 30 seconds to "grab" as many tickets as possible with their mouse. As a limited-time bonus, once the tickets are tallied, kids can print a reward certificate redeemable for up to 30 tickets to use during their next visit to Chuck E. Cheese's.

"We're always looking for new ways to bring the one-of-a-kind Chuck E. Cheese's experience to families even when they can't be with us in our stores, and the new online Ticket Blaster game is the perfect example of that," said Richard Huston, EVP, Marketing at CEC Entertainment, Inc. "For the first time, kids will have an opportunity to get a sense of really being at Chuck E. Cheese's and start winning tickets before they even walk in the door."

The free game, which serves as an online extension of the popular in-store Ticket Blaster birthday experience, enables kids and families to experience the thrill of Chuck E. Cheese's games and attractions even when they can't make it to their local Chuck E. Cheese's. The in-store Ticket Blaster experience is exclusive to birthday children celebrating a reserved birthday party in-store, the online Ticket Blaster game, is open to children of all ages to play, have fun and win free tickets that are redeemable on their next visit to the popular family entertainment establishment.

As with all of Chuck E. Cheese's coupons and offers, guests are welcome to combine their free ticket vouchers from the online Ticket Blaster with other special discounts and coupons for even more fun, food and games. For a limited time, guests can receive 100 free game tokens by simply reserving a birthday party on Friday or Sunday. Because all games at Chuck E. Cheese's can be enjoyed with just one token, these free token opportunities can provide hours of fun-filled entertainment for the entire family.

Guests can find the online Ticket Blaster experience, as well as other games and offers, on the Chuck E. Cheese's website at http://www.chuckecheese.com, on the company's Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/officialchuckecheese and on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/chuckecheese.

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About CEC Entertainment, Inc. (NYSE: CEC):

For more than 30 years, CEC Entertainment (NYSE: CEC) has served as the nationally recognized leader in family dining and entertainment and the place Where a Kid can be a Kid(R).

The Company and its franchisees operate a system of 550 Chuck E. Cheese's stores located in 48 states and seven foreign countries or territories. Currently, 506 locations in the United States and Canada are owned and operated by the Company. CEC Entertainment, Inc. and its franchises have the common goal of creating lifelong memories for families through fun, food and play. Each Chuck E. Cheese's features musical and comic robotic entertainment, games, rides and play areas as well as a variety of dining options including pizza, sandwiches, a salad bar and desserts. Committed to providing a fun, safe environment, Chuck E. Cheese's helps protect families through industry-leading programs such as Kid Check(R).

Chuck E. Cheese's aims to promote positive, lifelong memories inside and outside of its stores. In addition to providing a fun entertainment experience for millions of families across the world, Chuck E. Cheese's has donated more than $6 million to schools and non-profit institutions through its fundraising programs. For more information, see the company's website at www.chuckecheese.com.

SOURCE: CEC Entertainment, Inc.

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