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Chuck E. Cheese Revamps Halloween Boo-tacular With $35 ‘Boo-Meal Deal’ and Costume Rewards

Chuck E. Cheese dances with costumed kids at a Chuck E. Cheese fun center.

Chuck E. Cheese is bringing back its annual Halloween Boo-tacular celebration for the seventh consecutive year, launching new perks, immersive entertainment, and a new family meal bundle nationwide.

Running through Nov. 1, the immersive fall event features daily costume rewards, nightly dance parties, sensory-friendly mornings, and a revamped menu designed for young Halloween fans and budget-conscious parents.

The 2026 menu’s headline addition is the “Boo-Meal Deal.” Starting at $34.99, the combo includes a large pumpkin-shaped pepperoni pizza, two drinks, and a collectible Boo-Bucket packed with two Spider Web Cotton Candies. Returning seasonal treats include the Giant Slime Cookie and Chuck E.’s Cookie Crunch Dippin’ Dots “Eye Scream.”

To encourage kids to get into the Halloween spirit, children who visit in costume receive 500 free bonus tickets for the Prize Wall. Guests can also unlock 30 free Play Points by purchasing 60 points or more with a coupon at ChuckECheese.com.

For families planning multiple visits, Chuck E. Cheese is highlighting its Fun Pass program starting at $7.99. Pass holders get free Play Points on every visit, 20% to 50% off food and drinks, and exclusive perks like discounted seasonal merchandise and member-only Halloween event invitations. Pass benefits can be shared among up to six household members.

“We know families are watching every dollar this Halloween, and that’s exactly why Boo-tacular is built the way it is,” said Mark Kupferman, chief insights and marketing officer at Chuck E. Cheese. “Kids get rewarded just for showing up in costume, parents get more for their money with the new Boo-Meal Deal and bonus Play Points, and with a Fun Pass, the celebration doesn’t have to end on Oct. 31. Our job is to make sure no family has to choose between a great Halloween and a sensible budget.”

Beyond the arcade games, participating locations host a nightly “Haunted House Party” from 6 p.m. to close, featuring hourly dance sessions with Chuck E. alongside Halloween music tracks from Chuck E. Cheese and KIDZ BOP. The soundtrack is also available to stream on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and other major streaming platforms.

On Oct. 25, participating Chuck E. Cheese fun centers nationwide will open two hours early for a special Halloween Sensory Sensitive Sunday, giving families a more sensory-friendly way to experience Boo-tacular. Guests can enjoy reduced noise, dimmed lighting, a sensory-friendly arcade experience, and plenty of Halloween fun designed to help children with sensory sensitivities celebrate comfortably.

Guests can also pick up limited-edition merchandise during their visit, including a Chuck E. Cheese Vampire Plush, a light-up wand, a refillable light-up cup, and Boo-Buckets in green, orange, and purple. More Boo-tacular offerings are also available through the newly refreshed Chuck E. Cheese Online Store.

For at-home entertainment, the brand is releasing new and returning seasonal content via the Chuck E. Cheese YouTube channel. Each week, the channel will release new music videos and more seasonal fun, including the new “Chuck E. Cheese Adventures: The Halloween Party Adventure.”

The interactive, movement-based adventure invites kids to join Chuck E. on a spooky quest through a haunted house as they bounce on spider webs, flap their bat wings, and spin their way to a Halloween party with Helen Henny. Packed with original dance-along moves, the adventure gets kids up and moving for a Boo-tacular celebration at home.

For more information and to find a participating fun center, visit www.chuckecheese.com/bootacular.

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