The iconic American pizza chain Chuck E. Cheese is set to make a grand entrance into the Australian market, promising to redefine family entertainment across the country.

The US-based company has signed a deal with Western Australia's Royale Hospitality Group, the company behind popular venues such as Outback Jacks and Milky Lane.

This partnership is set to introduce a reimagined Chuck E. Cheese experience to Australian families, combining pizza with interactive play and activities.

American pizza chain Chuck E. Cheese is coming to Australia. Source: @sumiyo__p/Instagram

'Chuck E. Cheese is a powerful global brand that transcends language and cultural boundaries, centred around the timeless essence of family fun,' said Mario Centola, the Chief Operating Officer of Chuck E. Cheese.

'We are thrilled to bring the magic of Chuck E. Cheese to Australia and to collaborate with the Royale Hospitality Group, a partner that shares our commitment to delivering exceptional family experiences,’ he added.

The Chuck E. Cheese brand was founded in Texas in 1977. It sought to combine family entertainment through interactive experiences, such as arcade games and live shows performed by the Chuck E. Cheese mouse mascot.

This unique blend of food and fun has made it famous in the United States, and the company is hoping to replicate this success in Australia.

Ray Strauss, the Managing Director of Royale Hospitality, expressed his excitement about tailoring the US mega-brand for the Australian market.

'This is a momentous step towards establishing Chuck E. Cheese as the premier destination for families seeking an unparalleled kid-centric entertainment and dining experience,' Mr Strauss stated.

'I am thrilled, along with my dedicated team, to embark on this exciting journey, taking Chuck E. Cheese to the next level throughout all of Australia,’ he added.

The deal comes as Chuck E. Cheese focuses on its global expansion, particularly in Asian and European markets.

Recently, the company has been reported to be remodelling its locations, elevating its entertainment offerings, and expanding its licensing footprint.

So what can Aussies anticipate from this new partnership?

For those unfamiliar with the Chuck E. Cheese brand, it's not a typical pizza joint. The chain is known for its family-friendly atmosphere, where kids can enjoy various arcade games, rides, and live entertainment, all while munching on their favourite pizza.

The star of the show is the Chuck E. Cheese mouse mascot, who often makes appearances to entertain the young guests. The mascot and his band of animatronic friends perform live shows that are a big hit with the kids.

The menu at Chuck E. Cheese is also designed with families in mind. In addition to a wide variety of pizzas, the chain offers a range of kid-friendly foods like chicken nuggets, sandwiches, and desserts.

For the adults, there's a selection of salads and wraps, as well as beer and wine in some locations.

With the Royale Hospitality Group at the helm, Australians can expect a tailored version of the Chuck E. Cheese experience that caters to local tastes and preferences while maintaining the brand's core values of fun, family, and food.

As Chuck E. Cheese prepares to open its doors Down Under, Australian families can look forward to a new and fun dining experience.

Key Takeaways

• US pizza chain Chuck E. Cheese has announced its expansion into the Australian market.
  
• A deal has been signed with the WA-based Royale Hospitality Group to bring the Chuck E. Cheese brand Down Under.
  
• The Chuck E. Cheese experience will merge pizza with interactive play and activities for a family-centric entertainment offering.
  
• The expansion is part of the chain's global growth strategy, aiming to enter new markets in Asia and Europe, and comes alongside a revitalisation of its brand and offerings.
  

What are your thoughts on this American pizza chain coming to Australia, members? Let us know in the comments below.

 

[Shane/#]

The iconic American pizza chain Chuck E. Cheese is set to make a grand entrance into the Australian market, promising to redefine family entertainment across the country.

The US-based company has signed a deal with Western Australia's Royale Hospitality Group, the company behind popular venues such as Outback Jacks and Milky Lane.

This partnership is set to introduce a reimagined Chuck E. Cheese experience to Australian families, combining pizza with interactive play and activities.

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American pizza chain Chuck E. Cheese is coming to Australia. Source: @sumiyo__p/Instagram

'Chuck E. Cheese is a powerful global brand that transcends language and cultural boundaries, centred around the timeless essence of family fun,' said Mario Centola, the Chief Operating Officer of Chuck E. Cheese.

'We are thrilled to bring the magic of Chuck E. Cheese to Australia and to collaborate with the Royale Hospitality Group, a partner that shares our commitment to delivering exceptional family experiences,’ he added.

The Chuck E. Cheese brand was founded in Texas in 1977. It sought to combine family entertainment through interactive experiences, such as arcade games and live shows performed by the Chuck E. Cheese mouse mascot.

This unique blend of food and fun has made it famous in the United States, and the company is hoping to replicate this success in Australia.

Ray Strauss, the Managing Director of Royale Hospitality, expressed his excitement about tailoring the US mega-brand for the Australian market.

'This is a momentous step towards establishing Chuck E. Cheese as the premier destination for families seeking an unparalleled kid-centric entertainment and dining experience,' Mr Strauss stated.

'I am thrilled, along with my dedicated team, to embark on this exciting journey, taking Chuck E. Cheese to the next level throughout all of Australia,’ he added.

The deal comes as Chuck E. Cheese focuses on its global expansion, particularly in Asian and European markets.

Recently, the company has been reported to be remodelling its locations, elevating its entertainment offerings, and expanding its licensing footprint.

So what can Aussies anticipate from this new partnership?

For those unfamiliar with the Chuck E. Cheese brand, it's not a typical pizza joint. The chain is known for its family-friendly atmosphere, where kids can enjoy various arcade games, rides, and live entertainment, all while munching on their favourite pizza.

The star of the show is the Chuck E. Cheese mouse mascot, who often makes appearances to entertain the young guests. The mascot and his band of animatronic friends perform live shows that are a big hit with the kids.

The menu at Chuck E. Cheese is also designed with families in mind. In addition to a wide variety of pizzas, the chain offers a range of kid-friendly foods like chicken nuggets, sandwiches, and desserts.

For the adults, there's a selection of salads and wraps, as well as beer and wine in some locations.

With the Royale Hospitality Group at the helm, Australians can expect a tailored version of the Chuck E. Cheese experience that caters to local tastes and preferences while maintaining the brand's core values of fun, family, and food.

As Chuck E. Cheese prepares to open its doors Down Under, Australian families can look forward to a new and fun dining experience.

Key Takeaways

• US pizza chain Chuck E. Cheese has announced its expansion into the Australian market.
• A deal has been signed with the WA-based Royale Hospitality Group to bring the Chuck E. Cheese brand Down Under.
• The Chuck E. Cheese experience will merge pizza with interactive play and activities for a family-centric entertainment offering.
• The expansion is part of the chain's global growth strategy, aiming to enter new markets in Asia and Europe, and comes alongside a revitalisation of its brand and offerings.

What are your thoughts on this American pizza chain coming to Australia, members? Let us know in the comments below.

Well it's along way to WA from Victoria so won't be trying it wonder if Chucky from the horror movie's makes an appearance

 

[POG]

The iconic American pizza chain Chuck E. Cheese is set to make a grand entrance into the Australian market, promising to redefine family entertainment across the country.

The US-based company has signed a deal with Western Australia's Royale Hospitality Group, the company behind popular venues such as Outback Jacks and Milky Lane.

This partnership is set to introduce a reimagined Chuck E. Cheese experience to Australian families, combining pizza with interactive play and activities.

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American pizza chain Chuck E. Cheese is coming to Australia. Source: @sumiyo__p/Instagram

'Chuck E. Cheese is a powerful global brand that transcends language and cultural boundaries, centred around the timeless essence of family fun,' said Mario Centola, the Chief Operating Officer of Chuck E. Cheese.

'We are thrilled to bring the magic of Chuck E. Cheese to Australia and to collaborate with the Royale Hospitality Group, a partner that shares our commitment to delivering exceptional family experiences,’ he added.

The Chuck E. Cheese brand was founded in Texas in 1977. It sought to combine family entertainment through interactive experiences, such as arcade games and live shows performed by the Chuck E. Cheese mouse mascot.

This unique blend of food and fun has made it famous in the United States, and the company is hoping to replicate this success in Australia.

Ray Strauss, the Managing Director of Royale Hospitality, expressed his excitement about tailoring the US mega-brand for the Australian market.

'This is a momentous step towards establishing Chuck E. Cheese as the premier destination for families seeking an unparalleled kid-centric entertainment and dining experience,' Mr Strauss stated.

'I am thrilled, along with my dedicated team, to embark on this exciting journey, taking Chuck E. Cheese to the next level throughout all of Australia,’ he added.

The deal comes as Chuck E. Cheese focuses on its global expansion, particularly in Asian and European markets.

Recently, the company has been reported to be remodelling its locations, elevating its entertainment offerings, and expanding its licensing footprint.

So what can Aussies anticipate from this new partnership?

For those unfamiliar with the Chuck E. Cheese brand, it's not a typical pizza joint. The chain is known for its family-friendly atmosphere, where kids can enjoy various arcade games, rides, and live entertainment, all while munching on their favourite pizza.

The star of the show is the Chuck E. Cheese mouse mascot, who often makes appearances to entertain the young guests. The mascot and his band of animatronic friends perform live shows that are a big hit with the kids.

The menu at Chuck E. Cheese is also designed with families in mind. In addition to a wide variety of pizzas, the chain offers a range of kid-friendly foods like chicken nuggets, sandwiches, and desserts.

For the adults, there's a selection of salads and wraps, as well as beer and wine in some locations.

With the Royale Hospitality Group at the helm, Australians can expect a tailored version of the Chuck E. Cheese experience that caters to local tastes and preferences while maintaining the brand's core values of fun, family, and food.

As Chuck E. Cheese prepares to open its doors Down Under, Australian families can look forward to a new and fun dining experience.

Key Takeaways

• US pizza chain Chuck E. Cheese has announced its expansion into the Australian market.
• A deal has been signed with the WA-based Royale Hospitality Group to bring the Chuck E. Cheese brand Down Under.
• The Chuck E. Cheese experience will merge pizza with interactive play and activities for a family-centric entertainment offering.
• The expansion is part of the chain's global growth strategy, aiming to enter new markets in Asia and Europe, and comes alongside a revitalisation of its brand and offerings.

What are your thoughts on this American pizza chain coming to Australia, members? Let us know in the comments below.

Nooooo!

 

[Petra]

No ..... I make my own healthy pizzas.

 

[Knell]

I suppose it will be interesting to see how the market embraces "Chuck E. Cheese" or not. (sounds just ...so American).

 

[Mina vriesekolk]

I never buy pizza’s , make my own every week , healthy with fresh ingredients and have leftovers for another day , that has two days covered for the week .

 

[Jarred Santos]

Well it's along way to WA from Victoria so won't be trying it wonder if Chucky from the horror movie's makes an appearance

Can't stop thinking this is what people will be seeing when they order:

 

[Littleboy8]

The iconic American pizza chain Chuck E. Cheese is set to make a grand entrance into the Australian market, promising to redefine family entertainment across the country.

The US-based company has signed a deal with Western Australia's Royale Hospitality Group, the company behind popular venues such as Outback Jacks and Milky Lane.

This partnership is set to introduce a reimagined Chuck E. Cheese experience to Australian families, combining pizza with interactive play and activities.

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American pizza chain Chuck E. Cheese is coming to Australia. Source: @sumiyo__p/Instagram

'Chuck E. Cheese is a powerful global brand that transcends language and cultural boundaries, centred around the timeless essence of family fun,' said Mario Centola, the Chief Operating Officer of Chuck E. Cheese.

'We are thrilled to bring the magic of Chuck E. Cheese to Australia and to collaborate with the Royale Hospitality Group, a partner that shares our commitment to delivering exceptional family experiences,’ he added.

The Chuck E. Cheese brand was founded in Texas in 1977. It sought to combine family entertainment through interactive experiences, such as arcade games and live shows performed by the Chuck E. Cheese mouse mascot.

This unique blend of food and fun has made it famous in the United States, and the company is hoping to replicate this success in Australia.

Ray Strauss, the Managing Director of Royale Hospitality, expressed his excitement about tailoring the US mega-brand for the Australian market.

'This is a momentous step towards establishing Chuck E. Cheese as the premier destination for families seeking an unparalleled kid-centric entertainment and dining experience,' Mr Strauss stated.

'I am thrilled, along with my dedicated team, to embark on this exciting journey, taking Chuck E. Cheese to the next level throughout all of Australia,’ he added.

The deal comes as Chuck E. Cheese focuses on its global expansion, particularly in Asian and European markets.

Recently, the company has been reported to be remodelling its locations, elevating its entertainment offerings, and expanding its licensing footprint.

So what can Aussies anticipate from this new partnership?

For those unfamiliar with the Chuck E. Cheese brand, it's not a typical pizza joint. The chain is known for its family-friendly atmosphere, where kids can enjoy various arcade games, rides, and live entertainment, all while munching on their favourite pizza.

The star of the show is the Chuck E. Cheese mouse mascot, who often makes appearances to entertain the young guests. The mascot and his band of animatronic friends perform live shows that are a big hit with the kids.

The menu at Chuck E. Cheese is also designed with families in mind. In addition to a wide variety of pizzas, the chain offers a range of kid-friendly foods like chicken nuggets, sandwiches, and desserts.

For the adults, there's a selection of salads and wraps, as well as beer and wine in some locations.

With the Royale Hospitality Group at the helm, Australians can expect a tailored version of the Chuck E. Cheese experience that caters to local tastes and preferences while maintaining the brand's core values of fun, family, and food.

As Chuck E. Cheese prepares to open its doors Down Under, Australian families can look forward to a new and fun dining experience.

Key Takeaways

• US pizza chain Chuck E. Cheese has announced its expansion into the Australian market.
• A deal has been signed with the WA-based Royale Hospitality Group to bring the Chuck E. Cheese brand Down Under.
• The Chuck E. Cheese experience will merge pizza with interactive play and activities for a family-centric entertainment offering.
• The expansion is part of the chain's global growth strategy, aiming to enter new markets in Asia and Europe, and comes alongside a revitalisation of its brand and offerings.

What are your thoughts on this American pizza chain coming to Australia, members? Let us know in the comments below.

Just the name makes me want to chukeeeee

 

[MariaG]

The kids will see the inevitable hype to come and drive their parents made in an effort to get in the and have some of the so called fun.
I'm not interested and feel for parents of littlies who will get sick of saying no.

 

[Mika in the van]

I’m sure it will go down well in WA where everyone is supposed to be rich!. I hope their pizzas are better than they look on TV though!

 

[Knell]

So easy to make "better" that you can buy pizzas at home but kids do like the idea of games and playing with other kiddos I guess.

 

[Helen2200]

The iconic American pizza chain Chuck E. Cheese is set to make a grand entrance into the Australian market, promising to redefine family entertainment across the country.

The US-based company has signed a deal with Western Australia's Royale Hospitality Group, the company behind popular venues such as Outback Jacks and Milky Lane.

This partnership is set to introduce a reimagined Chuck E. Cheese experience to Australian families, combining pizza with interactive play and activities.

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American pizza chain Chuck E. Cheese is coming to Australia. Source: @sumiyo__p/Instagram

'Chuck E. Cheese is a powerful global brand that transcends language and cultural boundaries, centred around the timeless essence of family fun,' said Mario Centola, the Chief Operating Officer of Chuck E. Cheese.

'We are thrilled to bring the magic of Chuck E. Cheese to Australia and to collaborate with the Royale Hospitality Group, a partner that shares our commitment to delivering exceptional family experiences,’ he added.

The Chuck E. Cheese brand was founded in Texas in 1977. It sought to combine family entertainment through interactive experiences, such as arcade games and live shows performed by the Chuck E. Cheese mouse mascot.

This unique blend of food and fun has made it famous in the United States, and the company is hoping to replicate this success in Australia.

Ray Strauss, the Managing Director of Royale Hospitality, expressed his excitement about tailoring the US mega-brand for the Australian market.

'This is a momentous step towards establishing Chuck E. Cheese as the premier destination for families seeking an unparalleled kid-centric entertainment and dining experience,' Mr Strauss stated.

'I am thrilled, along with my dedicated team, to embark on this exciting journey, taking Chuck E. Cheese to the next level throughout all of Australia,’ he added.

The deal comes as Chuck E. Cheese focuses on its global expansion, particularly in Asian and European markets.

Recently, the company has been reported to be remodelling its locations, elevating its entertainment offerings, and expanding its licensing footprint.

So what can Aussies anticipate from this new partnership?

For those unfamiliar with the Chuck E. Cheese brand, it's not a typical pizza joint. The chain is known for its family-friendly atmosphere, where kids can enjoy various arcade games, rides, and live entertainment, all while munching on their favourite pizza.

The star of the show is the Chuck E. Cheese mouse mascot, who often makes appearances to entertain the young guests. The mascot and his band of animatronic friends perform live shows that are a big hit with the kids.

The menu at Chuck E. Cheese is also designed with families in mind. In addition to a wide variety of pizzas, the chain offers a range of kid-friendly foods like chicken nuggets, sandwiches, and desserts.

For the adults, there's a selection of salads and wraps, as well as beer and wine in some locations.

With the Royale Hospitality Group at the helm, Australians can expect a tailored version of the Chuck E. Cheese experience that caters to local tastes and preferences while maintaining the brand's core values of fun, family, and food.

As Chuck E. Cheese prepares to open its doors Down Under, Australian families can look forward to a new and fun dining experience.

Key Takeaways

• US pizza chain Chuck E. Cheese has announced its expansion into the Australian market.
• A deal has been signed with the WA-based Royale Hospitality Group to bring the Chuck E. Cheese brand Down Under.
• The Chuck E. Cheese experience will merge pizza with interactive play and activities for a family-centric entertainment offering.
• The expansion is part of the chain's global growth strategy, aiming to enter new markets in Asia and Europe, and comes alongside a revitalisation of its brand and offerings.

What are your thoughts on this American pizza chain coming to Australia, members? Let us know in the comments below.

Noooooo, American pizzas are just loaded cheese! Ozzies are big enough without indulging in American fat fast food!

 

[Littleboy8]

Noooooo, American pizzas are just loaded cheese! Ozzies are big enough without indulging in American fat fast food!

Are you saying we’re porky piggies oink oink

 

[Trudylee]

The iconic American pizza chain Chuck E. Cheese is set to make a grand entrance into the Australian market, promising to redefine family entertainment across the country.

The US-based company has signed a deal with Western Australia's Royale Hospitality Group, the company behind popular venues such as Outback Jacks and Milky Lane.

This partnership is set to introduce a reimagined Chuck E. Cheese experience to Australian families, combining pizza with interactive play and activities.

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American pizza chain Chuck E. Cheese is coming to Australia. Source: @sumiyo__p/Instagram

'Chuck E. Cheese is a powerful global brand that transcends language and cultural boundaries, centred around the timeless essence of family fun,' said Mario Centola, the Chief Operating Officer of Chuck E. Cheese.

'We are thrilled to bring the magic of Chuck E. Cheese to Australia and to collaborate with the Royale Hospitality Group, a partner that shares our commitment to delivering exceptional family experiences,’ he added.

The Chuck E. Cheese brand was founded in Texas in 1977. It sought to combine family entertainment through interactive experiences, such as arcade games and live shows performed by the Chuck E. Cheese mouse mascot.

This unique blend of food and fun has made it famous in the United States, and the company is hoping to replicate this success in Australia.

Ray Strauss, the Managing Director of Royale Hospitality, expressed his excitement about tailoring the US mega-brand for the Australian market.

'This is a momentous step towards establishing Chuck E. Cheese as the premier destination for families seeking an unparalleled kid-centric entertainment and dining experience,' Mr Strauss stated.

'I am thrilled, along with my dedicated team, to embark on this exciting journey, taking Chuck E. Cheese to the next level throughout all of Australia,’ he added.

The deal comes as Chuck E. Cheese focuses on its global expansion, particularly in Asian and European markets.

Recently, the company has been reported to be remodelling its locations, elevating its entertainment offerings, and expanding its licensing footprint.

So what can Aussies anticipate from this new partnership?

For those unfamiliar with the Chuck E. Cheese brand, it's not a typical pizza joint. The chain is known for its family-friendly atmosphere, where kids can enjoy various arcade games, rides, and live entertainment, all while munching on their favourite pizza.

The star of the show is the Chuck E. Cheese mouse mascot, who often makes appearances to entertain the young guests. The mascot and his band of animatronic friends perform live shows that are a big hit with the kids.

The menu at Chuck E. Cheese is also designed with families in mind. In addition to a wide variety of pizzas, the chain offers a range of kid-friendly foods like chicken nuggets, sandwiches, and desserts.

For the adults, there's a selection of salads and wraps, as well as beer and wine in some locations.

With the Royale Hospitality Group at the helm, Australians can expect a tailored version of the Chuck E. Cheese experience that caters to local tastes and preferences while maintaining the brand's core values of fun, family, and food.

As Chuck E. Cheese prepares to open its doors Down Under, Australian families can look forward to a new and fun dining experience.

Key Takeaways

• US pizza chain Chuck E. Cheese has announced its expansion into the Australian market.
• A deal has been signed with the WA-based Royale Hospitality Group to bring the Chuck E. Cheese brand Down Under.
• The Chuck E. Cheese experience will merge pizza with interactive play and activities for a family-centric entertainment offering.
• The expansion is part of the chain's global growth strategy, aiming to enter new markets in Asia and Europe, and comes alongside a revitalisation of its brand and offerings.

What are your thoughts on this American pizza chain coming to Australia, members? Let us know in the comments below.

As if We need another USA unhealthy Fast Food Chain in Australia,which has contributed to themass Obesity Epidemic and chronic Metabolic Disease , costing People their Health, Australia is now overtaking the US as the fattest Nation

 

[Helen2200]

Are you saying we’re porky piggies oink oink

Maybe

 

[Mina vriesekolk]

As if We need another USA unhealthy Fast Food Chain in Australia,which has contributed to themass Obesity Epidemic and chronic Metabolic Disease , costing People their Health, Australia is now overtaking the US as the fattest Nation

You have to be in control yourself , it is your choice.

 

[DLHM]

Yet another option to encourage people to not stay home to eat more nutritious, and tastier meals.

 

[Knell]

I think that if it is popular, it will be as a kids birthday party venue or such, more than a take-away shop Kiddo's like to eat their junk food at parties.

 

[freedy50]

Another pizza/fast food chain in Australia!!! Just what everyone wanted. Said nobody ever!!!

 

[IAN3005]

I wonder if they will go 'CARD ONLY' from the word go....... they may regret coming to Australia by going broke.....