Yesterday's Boston Herald had this news blurb about two battling moms at a Chuck E Cheese pizza place in Natick, MA.
As a matter of fact, on Saturday I was at a local Chuck E Cheese franchise myself, at a birthday part, with my three boys. What a zoo! There were what appeared to be several hundred people in the restaurant, milling around, with children outnumbering working arcade games at a ratio of something like 10 to 1.
After Saturday's experience I will be reluctant to go back to Chuck E Cheese, at least on a weekend night. A quarter of the arcade games there were broken. The door-person was not strictly following the check-in/check-out policy and in the crowd it would have been too easy for someone to kidnap a child.
The employees seemed to be trying hard, but the establishment should have established a waiting period for tables like any other overcrowded restaurant does.
It would not surprise me if one the two women (or both) involved in the Natick, MA altercation decided to sue Chuck E Cheese.
As a matter of fact, on Saturday I was at a local Chuck E Cheese franchise myself, at a birthday part, with my three boys. What a zoo! There were what appeared to be several hundred people in the restaurant, milling around, with children outnumbering working arcade games at a ratio of something like 10 to 1.
After Saturday's experience I will be reluctant to go back to Chuck E Cheese, at least on a weekend night. A quarter of the arcade games there were broken. The door-person was not strictly following the check-in/check-out policy and in the crowd it would have been too easy for someone to kidnap a child.
The employees seemed to be trying hard, but the establishment should have established a waiting period for tables like any other overcrowded restaurant does.
It would not surprise me if one the two women (or both) involved in the Natick, MA altercation decided to sue Chuck E Cheese.
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