Chuck E. Cheese is a video arcade located at 50 SW Cutoff in Worcester, Massachusetts. Worcester is the second-largest city in New England and the seat of Worcester County, sitting roughly 40 miles west of Boston in central Massachusetts. The city’s blend of long-established neighborhoods, a busy commercial corridor, and several large colleges gives it a varied audience for entertainment venues of all kinds.
The 50 SW Cutoff address places this location on a well-traveled commercial corridor on Worcester’s south side, where it joins the cluster of retailers, restaurants, and entertainment spots that line Route 20. The category in the record is filed as “Video arcade,” which situates the venue within a family entertainment center model rather than a barcade or pinball-only bar format. Visitors curious about how this location compares to other arcades in the area can start with the arcade finder directory, which lists arcades across the country, or open the interactive arcade map to see exactly what is nearby.
Worcester is also home to several independent operators that offer a different feel from a chain venue. Two well-known options in the same city are Freeplay Bar Arcade and Retro Knights Arcade, both worth a look for readers who want to weigh a family-format arcade against locally owned alternatives.
At a Glance
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Address | 50 SW Cutoff, Worcester, Massachusetts |
| Phone | +1 508-754-5151 |
| Hours | Mon–Thu 11 AM–9 PM; Fri 11 AM–10 PM; Sat 10 AM–10 PM; Sun 11 AM–9 PM |
| Rating | 4.2 out of 5 from 1,100 Google reviews |
| Best For | Casual, family-format video arcade play |
| Category | Video arcade |
The Scene
Because no structured review summary or themed highlights are available for this listing, this section sketches what the record actually tells us rather than paraphrasing what individual visitors said. The venue is filed under the category “Video arcade,” and its public rating is 4.2 out of 5 drawn from 1,100 reviews. That is a strong score for a high-traffic entertainment venue and places the listing in a similar band to other busy family-format arcades tracked in the directory.
Without themed quotes or sentiment summaries from a recent review scrape, no impressions are invented here. The picture is built strictly from the category label, the venue type, the public rating, and the address record. For readers who want to read unedited visitor impressions directly, the venue’s own Google listing — accessible through the address record above — is the most direct source. Operators who run this venue and want richer review data to appear on the page can update the listing through the claim your listing page.
Games & Machines
The record does not include a structured analysis of the specific games or machines on the floor at this location. Based solely on the venue type “arcade” and the “Video arcade” category label, visitors can reasonably expect a console-and-cabinet-driven environment rather than a pinball-only or barcade-only setup. Redemption games, racing seats, dance pads, and similar amusement-floor staples are typical of the format, but the directory entry does not enumerate the actual machine roster.
Readers looking for specifics — a current list of titles, prize counts, or any new arcade additions — should check the venue’s official site at https://www.chuckecheese.com/worcester-ma before visiting, since the record does not carry that level of detail.
Visiting
The address is 50 SW Cutoff, Worcester, Massachusetts, on the city’s south side near the major retail and restaurant corridor that runs along Route 20. Parking is generally available in the surrounding retail lots typical of that strip, and the venue shares access roads with several other businesses. The phone line for general inquiries is +1 508-754-5151, and the venue’s own website, https://www.chuckecheese.com/worcester-ma, is the most reliable source for any policy or program questions.
Hours run 11 AM to 9 PM Monday through Thursday, extend to 11 AM to 10 PM on Friday, open earlier at 10 AM and close at 10 PM on Saturday, and return to 11 AM to 9 PM on Sunday. That schedule gives weekend afternoons and evenings as the busiest windows and weekday mornings as the calmest. The opening pattern — later on school days, earlier on weekends — is consistent with a family entertainment format.
The venue’s online presence is the right place to confirm any specific policies around age, food service, or private-event booking, since the record does not include those fields. To see how this location compares with other arcades in Worcester, or to plan a wider New England arcade trip, the arcade finder directory and the interactive arcade map are good next stops. Operators who run this location and want to update the record can use the claim your listing page to take ownership of the entry.