Chuck E. Cheese, Peter Piper Pizza parent company files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection amid pandemic closings

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The parent company of Chuck E. Cheese has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

CEC said franchised locations are not part of the bankruptcy.

It was not immediately clear whether CEC plans to close any locations permanently in bankruptcy. The company said it's attempting to negotiate lower rent payments, a process that leaves open the possibility of permanent closures.

 

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Whaaaa?😨Noooo Not Chucky Cheese.😥

The most dreaded words ever uttered: “The kids were invited to a birthday party at Chuck E. Cheese”

Good! I don't want to take my future grandchildren there.

Said day for us 90’s kids

RIP Atari

I guess kids are gonna need to find a new place to be a kid, while adults find a new place to be derelict parents 🤷‍♂️🍺🍷

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂little donnie's gonna be mad.

It took too long. They just couldn't figure out a way to make anything other than the worst food ever. It's the only pizza I would refuse even if I were starving

TrevorMess22 you’re gonna have to find a new spot. I’m sorry for your loss

Following Trump’s bankruptcy example, financial, but not his moral bankruptcy.

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Following Trump’s example

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