What Makes Chuck E. Cheese Laurel a Great Arcade for Young Kids?

Every game on a Chuck E. Cheese floor is picked for kids, with ages 3 to 8 at the center. This store has 52 different games and rides on 68 machines, so there is something for every age in the family.

Little ones get kiddie rides and easy games of their own. Older kids get skill, sports and video games where they can chase a high score. The whole family can play together, then trade Tickets for prizes at the end.

Chuck E. Cheese is the only major family entertainment center brand built from the ground up for kids ages 2 to 12, and it has been making kids the star of the show for nearly 50 years.

By the Numbers

52

Different games and rides

68

Machines on the floor

1

Play Point for most games

2–12

The ages every game is picked for

Every Game and Ride at Chuck E. Cheese Laurel

The full list for this store, from the kiddie rides to the big-ticket games. Lineups change as new games arrive, so a game or two may have moved since this list was updated.

52 games and rides
68 machines on the floor
4 kiddie rides

Made for kids under 5

Bigfoot Crush
Grab the wheel and stomp the gas to steer a monster truck through city streets, mountain trails, and even dinosaur territory, crushing everything in your path.
Camper Van
Climb into a colorful camper van and explore a dashboard full of playful mini-games built around drawing, counting, and music.
Minions Rocket Ride
Officially licensed by Illumination, climb into the Minion Mobile alongside a goofy Minion co-pilot for a gentle, music-filled ride.
Peppa Pig
Climb into Daddy Pig's car alongside Peppa and George, gripping the wheel while the family's theme song plays through a gentle rocking ride.
Rock N Ride
A bright, gently rocking ride built for the youngest guests, complete with cheerful music and lights that come alive the moment it starts.
Snow Day
Snowballs fall from above and it's up to you to scoop them up fast and drop them into the scoring hole before the timer runs out – pure winter-day energy.

Hard to find anywhere else

Peppa Pig
At only 3 Chuck E. Cheese locations.

See all 52 games and rides at this store

All 52 games and rides on the floor at this store
Game or ride	Type	Made for under-5s
Alley Classic	Roll-and-score lane
Baby Air Hockey	Little-kid game
Barrel of Monkeys	Big-ticket game
Big Win	Big-ticket game
Bigfoot Crush	Little-kid game	Yes
Black Hole	Big-ticket game
Camper Van	Kiddie ride	Yes
Choppy Wood	Skill game
Crossbow Master	Skill game
Cruis'n Blast	Video game
Deadstorm Pirates	Video game
Despicable Me Jelly Lab	Skill game
Dog Pounder	Skill game
Drop It Drop It	Big-ticket game
FGTeeV Out of Time	Big-ticket game
Goal Line Rush	Big-ticket game
H2Overdrive	Video game
High Five	Little-kid game
Hoop It Up	Big-ticket game
Hoops	Skill game
Ice Man	Skill game
Jett Rider	Video game
Jurassic Park Arcade	Video game
Launch Code	Skill game
Let's Go Jungle!	Video game
Maze Escape	Skill game
Milk Jug Toss	Skill game
Minions Rocket Ride	Kiddie ride	Yes
NBA Jr.	Little-kid game
PAW Patrol	Little-kid game
Peppa Pig	Kiddie ride	Yes
Pirates Hook	Skill game
Plants vs. Zombies	Skill game
Polar Slide	Big-ticket game
Pop It for Gold	Big-ticket game
Ring Toss Jr.	Skill game
Rock N Ride	Kiddie ride	Yes
Rockin' & Rollin'	Big-ticket game
Snow Day	Little-kid game	Yes
Snowball Toss	Little-kid game	Yes
Sonic Blast Ball	Big-ticket game
Space Invaders Frenzy	Video game
Subway Surfers	Skill game
Super Big Rig	Skill game
Super Monkey Ball	Skill game
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles	Video game
Tight Rope	Skill game
Treasure Quest	Big-ticket game
Two Minute Drill	Skill game
Whack N Win	Skill game
Whack'em Funky Gators	Skill game
Zombie Land Battle	Skill game

Game list updated October 2026. Games move between stores from time to time, so if your child has a favorite, give the store a quick call before you visit.

Three Ways to Play

Games Made for Little Ones

Toddlers and preschoolers are not an afterthought here. Every store has games and kid-sized rides made for the youngest players: easy to start, quick to win and sized for small hands. At this store, look for Bigfoot Crush, Camper Van, Minions Rocket Ride and Peppa Pig. There are 4 kiddie rides on the floor.

There is no minimum age to visit, and grown-ups stay with their little ones while they play.

Games the Whole Family Plays Together

Some games are built so parents and grandparents are not watching from the sidelines. Side-by-side racing, sports and ticket games put the whole family in the game, and a close second place still wins Tickets.

Many stores also have a light-up dance floor that gets everyone moving with Chuck E. It is the moment the family stops being spectators and becomes the show.

Where Kids Play for Themselves

Every kid needs the moment they play a game on their own, earn their own Tickets and pick their own prize. Roll-and-score lanes, basketball hoops, skill games and big-ticket games are where a 6-year-old proves something to themselves.

Some games here are hard to find anywhere else. Look for Peppa Pig, which only a few Chuck E. Cheese stores have.

How Does Chuck E. Cheese Compare to Other Arcades for Young Kids?

Dave & Buster’s is a bar-first venue built for adults and teens. Main Event is a great fit for kids 8 and up who want bowling and laser tag. Chuck E. Cheese is built for families with kids ages 3 to 8, and every U.S. location checks families in and out with the Kid Check^® matching hand stamp.

How three family entertainment brands differ for young kids
	Chuck E. Cheese	Dave & Buster’s	Main Event
Built for	Kids 2 to 12, with ages 3 to 8 at the center	Adults and teens	Kids 8 and up, teens and adults
Alcohol	Beer and wine at many stores, two-drink maximum per adult	Full bar	Full bar
Founded	1977	1982	1998

The Prize Counter: Where Tickets Become Trophies

Every Ticket your child wins goes straight onto their Play Pass^® card. There are no paper tickets to count or lose in the parking lot, and the Tickets stay on the card for the next visit, so a kid who comes back every Saturday is saving up for something real.

At the prize counter, kids trade Tickets for toys, candy, plush and bigger prizes. Picking the prize is the moment the whole visit turns into something they remember.

With a birthday party package, the birthday star gets 30 seconds in the Ticket Blaster, grabbing as many flying ticket vouchers as they can. It has been a Chuck E. Cheese tradition for decades.

Three Ways to Load Up and Play

Play Points
Load Play Points onto a reusable Play Pass card, which costs $2. Most games cost 1 Play Point, and points you buy never expire, so whatever is left carries over to the next visit. Best for younger kids and relaxed visits with breaks.
All You Can Play
Unlimited games for a set time, from 30 to 120 minutes. Each player needs their own card, and you can pause the timer once per visit for a pizza break. Best for kids who want to play nonstop. Prices vary by store.
Fun Pass® Membership
Bronze is $7.99 a month at this store. Members get Play Points every day they visit: 40 on Bronze, 100 on Silver and 250 on Gold, plus 20% to 50% off food, drinks and Adventure Zone admission. Daily points reset at midnight.
See Fun Pass Options →

More Than Games at Chuck E. Cheese Laurel

Every Chuck E. Cheese has the arcade, the prize counter and Chuck E. himself. Many stores add an Adventure Zone for climbing, sliding and jumping, sold separately from games. Chuck E.'s Superhero Playground is here for climbing and sliding.

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Planning Your Visit

The store is at 936 Fairlawn Ave., Laurel, MD 20707. The nearest intersection is Route 1 Baltimore Avenue & Marshall Avenue. It is part of Laurel Shopping Center. Neighbors include Giant Food.

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