Chuck E. Cheese placing a crown on a smiling girl's head at her birthday party table

The Ultimate Birthday Party Planning Guide for Nanuet, NY

Prices, packages, a week-by-week timeline and every game on this store's floor. Everything you need to make the birthday kid the star of the show.

What Does a Birthday Party at Chuck E. Cheese Nanuet Cost?

The Fun Package is $99.99 for the birthday star plus five friends. Mega and Ultimate packages are priced per kid, with a five-kid minimum. At this store, Mega is $31.99 per kid and Ultimate is $37.99 per kid.

Every package includes two hours of unlimited games, unlimited soft drinks, a Play Pass card for each reserved kid, the Chuck E. Cheese Birthday Show and the Ticket Blaster for the birthday star. A $50 deposit holds your date and comes off the bill on party day.

This Chuck E. Cheese has been throwing birthday parties since 2003. For nearly 50 years, Chuck E. Cheese has made the birthday kid the star of the show, half a million times a year.

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Kids eating pizza at a birthday party table in a Chuck E. Cheese party room

What Every Party Includes

2 hrs

Unlimited games for every reserved kid

100+

Bonus tickets for every guest

$99.99

Fun Package for six kids

$50

Deposit to hold your date

Fun, Mega or Ultimate: Which Party Fits?

Same two hours of games, same Birthday Show. The difference is food, a dedicated host and how many tickets fly.

Birthday party packages compared
PackageFunMegaUltimate
Price$99.99 for 6 kids$31.99 per kid$37.99 per kid
KidsBirthday Star plus 5 friendsMinimum of 5 kidsMinimum of 5 kids
2 hours of unlimited gamesYesYesYes
Unlimited soft drinksYesYesYes
Chuck E. Cheese Birthday ShowYesYesYes
Ticket Blaster for the Birthday StarYesUpgradedUpgraded, with double tickets
PizzaOrder separately2 slices per kid, plus 1 bonus large pizza2 slices per kid, plus 2 bonus large pizzas
Dedicated party hostNot includedYesYes
Dippin' Dots ice creamNot includedYesYes
Bonus tickets for each guest100250500
Bonus tickets for the Birthday Star1001,0003,000
Goodie bags for every guestNot includedNot includedYes
2-month Bronze Fun Pass for the Birthday StarNot includedNot includedYes

Every package includes a Play Pass card for each reserved kid. Booking takes a $50 deposit, which goes toward your bill on party day; the deposit and the $5 reservation fee are not refunded if you cancel. Prices can vary by date and time and are confirmed when you book.

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Games and Rides at Chuck E. Cheese Nanuet

Every game and ride on the floor at this store, so you can plan around the birthday kid's age and favorites.

  • 55 games and rides
  • 72 machines on the floor
  • 4 kiddie rides

Made for kids under 5

  • Arka Boat
    Climb aboard this rocking ark, take the wheel, and press each button to bring a menagerie of animal friends to life one at a time.
  • Astro Invasion
    Toss balls as fast as you can into the open mouths of moving robot and alien targets, racking up score before the timer runs out.
  • Basketball Duel
    Toss small basketballs toward the hoop as many times as you can before the timer runs out, in a compact game built just for young players.
  • Captain Barnacles Octonauts
    Officially licensed by Octonauts, take the controls of Captain Barnacles' Gup-A submarine and join a simple on-screen rescue mission with the crew.
  • Car Tuned
    Climb into the driver's seat of a sporty little race car that rocks and revs right along with the racing action playing out on its built-in screen.
  • Hot Racers
    Choose a steering wheel or handlebars and race side by side as a police car or motorcycle, dodging obstacles on the way to the finish.
See all 55 games and rides at this store
All 55 games and rides on the floor at this store
Game or rideTypeMade for under-5s
Air SlideBig-ticket game
Alley ClassicRoll-and-score lane
Angry BirdsSkill game
Arka BoatKiddie rideYes
Astro InvasionLittle-kid gameYes
Baby Air HockeyLittle-kid game
Basketball DuelLittle-kid gameYes
BatmanVideo game
Big WinBig-ticket game
Captain Barnacles OctonautsKiddie rideYes
Car TunedKiddie rideYes
Cheeky Monkey FootballLittle-kid game
Crank ItBig-ticket game
Cruis'n BlastVideo game
Deadstorm PiratesVideo game
Dog PounderSkill game
FGTeeV Out of TimeBig-ticket game
Fishbowl FrenzyBig-ticket game
Gear It UpSkill game
GhostbustersSkill game
Goal Line RushBig-ticket game
H2OverdriveVideo game
Halo: Fireteam RavenVideo game
Hammer 2Little-kid game
Harpoon LagoonBig-ticket game
Hop N StackSkill game
Hot RacersLittle-kid gameYes
Jackpot ExtremeBig-ticket game
Jett RiderVideo game
Let's Go Jungle!Video game
Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020Skill game
Milk Jug TossSkill game
Monopoly Roll N GoBig-ticket game
Monopoly VideoSkill game
Monster DropSkill game
NBA HoopsSkill game
Pirates HookSkill game
Pixar CarsVideo game
Pop It for GoldBig-ticket game
Ring Toss Jr.Skill game
Robin HoodSkill game
Sky RiderSkill game
Slam-A-WinnerBig-ticket game
Snow DayLittle-kid gameYes
Space Invaders FrenzyVideo game
SpongeBob Super StrikerLittle-kid gameYes
Street HoopsSkill game
Submarine RideKiddie ride
Super Big RigSkill game
Temple RunSkill game
Terminator SalvationVideo game
Treasure QuestBig-ticket game
Two Minute DrillSkill game
Whack'em Funky GatorsSkill game
Yeti Go!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 party day.

How Far Ahead Should You Plan a Birthday Party?

  1. Boy in a birthday crown celebrating with his parents at Chuck E. Cheese

    4 to 8 weeks out: pick the date and package

    Start with the birthday kid: who they want there and what they love right now. Then choose a package and book online. Party packages need to be booked ahead. Check the Nanuet Union Free School District calendar before you pick a date, since breaks and early-release days change who can come.

  2. Kids at a Chuck E. Cheese birthday table with a chocolate cake and balloons

    2 to 3 weeks out: invitations and a theme

    Send invitations and settle on a theme. Keep it simple: the birthday kid's favorite color, character or team is plenty. A Nanuet Golden Knights fan in the family? Jerseys and team colors make an easy theme. Order the cake now if you are bringing your own.

  3. Chuck E. Cheese team member setting up a colorful birthday party table

    1 week out: confirm your headcount

    Update your reservation to the number of kids you expect. Adding kids on party day is not guaranteed, because party areas have a fixed capacity. Plan table decorations: balloons, banners and centerpieces are welcome; balloon arches are not.

  4. Young girl catching prize tickets inside the Ticket Blaster at Chuck E. Cheese

    Party day: let the birthday star shine

    Arrive a little early so the birthday kid can settle in. Every family gets a matching Kid Check® UV hand stamp at the entrance. Then it is games, the Birthday Show and the Ticket Blaster moment the birthday star will talk about for weeks.

Kids and families enjoying arcade games at a Chuck E. Cheese

More to Do on Party Day

Every Chuck E. Cheese has the games, the Birthday Show and Chuck E. himself. Some stores add more for the party to enjoy.

This store has a Trampoline Zone, so jumping can be part of the party.

This store hosts Sensory Sensitive Sundays. Ask about Sensory Sensitive Birthdays for kids who do better with less noise and lower lights (minimum of 10 kids).

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Getting There on Party Day

The store is at 250 West Route 59, Nanuet, NY 10954. The nearest intersection is Route 59 & Middletown Road. It is part of Mall at 59. Neighbors include P.C. Richard & Son.

The property has a shared parking lot with 245 spaces.

Store hours

  • Mon - Thurs 12 PM - 8 PM
  • Fri 12 PM - 9 PM
  • Sat 10 AM - 9 PM
  • Sun 11 AM - 8 PM

Questions before the party? Call the store at (845) 627-2788.

Bring the birthday cake, cupcakes or ice cream if you like. Those are the only outside foods allowed, and the full menu covers everything else.

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Toddler held by an adult reaching out to touch Chuck E. Cheese

Ready to Lock In the Date?

Pick your package and party time online. A $50 deposit holds your spot, and it comes off the bill on party day.

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Party Ideas by Age

What works for a two-year-old is not what works for a seven-year-old. Start with the guide that fits.

  • Toddler wearing a gold crown enjoying birthday cake

    Toddler birthday parties

    Short attention spans, early naps and little legs: how to plan around all three.

    Plan a toddler party →
  • Baby turning one blowing out a cupcake candle at a birthday party

    Indoor toddler parties, rain or shine

    Why an indoor party takes the weather out of the plan for the youngest birthday kids.

    See indoor ideas →
  • Five kids at a birthday party table with pizza and balloons

    Parties for 5 to 7 year olds

    Bigger friend groups, bigger games and a birthday kid who wants a say in everything.

    Plan for ages 5 to 7 →
  • Girl in a pink dress smiling beside her birthday cake

    Best venues for ages 3 to 8

    What to look for in a party venue when the guest list spans preschool to second grade.

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  • Baby reaching for a birthday cake in a party room

    Family fun centers for toddlers

    What makes a family entertainment center work for the under-5 crowd, on party day and every other day.

    Read the guide →
  • Young boy playing with toys at a calm birthday party table

    Sensory-friendly birthdays

    At participating stores, parties held during Sensory Sensitive Sunday hours, with lower lights and less noise. Minimum of 10 kids.

    Learn about sensory parties →

Your Party Planning Toolkit

Budgets, invitations, etiquette and the research behind what parents value most.

  • What a kids' party costs

    What a kids' birthday party really costs, and where the money goes.

    Build a budget →
  • Invitation wording

    Ready-to-use invitation templates for every situation.

    Get the wording →
  • Free birthday invitations

    Design and send free birthday invitations online.

    Make invitations →
  • Birthday party etiquette

    Straight answers to the questions parents actually ask: gifts, siblings, drop-offs and more.

    Read the answers →
  • How to plan a kids' party

    The step-by-step version, from the first idea to the last slice of cake.

    See the steps →
  • What parents value most

    How parents rank what matters when they choose a party venue.

    See the ranking →
  • Birthday Research Center

    Our studies of how families celebrate, from guest lists to traditions.

    Explore the research →
  • Birthday Club

    Sign up for birthday rewards and offers for your child.

    Join the Birthday Club →

Birthday Party Questions, Answered

Make the Birthday Kid the Star of the Show

Book online in a few minutes, or call the store with questions.

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