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Chuck E. Cheese

During World Autism Month and throughout the year, Chuck E. Cheese is proud to partner with Autism Speaks to promote awareness and acceptance by creating a safe, fun, and inclusive space Where Every Kid Can Be A Kid. Join us in April as we celebrate the autism community with sensory-friendly events and national fundraising opportunities as part of our ongoing commitment to inclusivity.

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April 27, 9-11am

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WHAT ARE SENSORY SENSITIVE SUNDAYSâ„¢

Launched in 2017, Sensory Sensitive Sundays™ offers a quieter, sensory-friendly experience by opening select locations two hours early on the first Sunday of each month—with dimmed lights and lower volume levels—so kids with sensory sensitivities can enjoy the fun at their own pace.

Since its inception, we’ve hosted over 25,000 events nationwide, creating accessible, inclusive experiences for thousands of families.

AUTISM SPEAKS PARTNERSHIP

For the past five years, Chuck E. Cheese has partnered with Autism Speaks to support awareness, acceptance, and inclusion through year-round initiatives, including Walk events in LA and Dallas, the Empower Summit & Challenge, and the Workplace Inclusion Now (WIN)â„¢ program.  It is our goal to ensure a safe, welcoming experience for all guests.

For more information or to make a donation directly to Autism Speaks, click below:

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SHINE GLOBAL COLLABORATION

This year, Chuck E. Cheese is proud to partner with Shine Global to spotlight Comedy Against the Odds, a documentary about 10-year-old Austin Eletto, an aspiring comedian with autism who uses humor to challenge stereotypes and embrace his identity.

New content featuring Austin’s story will play in fun centers nationwide, amplifying voices like his and connecting families with valuable resources. For more information, click the button below: