Chuck E. Cheese’s Dickson City location serves the Scranton area of northeastern Pennsylvania. The arcade sits in Dickson City, a borough in the Lackawanna Valley just north of downtown Scranton, and is part of a national family-entertainment chain that has long paired video games with on-site amenities.
The record categorizes the venue as a “Video arcade,” which signals that gameplay is the central draw. Its placement within the Scranton metro — listed under “Scranton, Pennsylvania” with the specific address in Dickson City — puts it in the same regional cluster as several other arcades and entertainment venues, making it a convenient stop for families and casual visitors passing through the area. The Dickson City commercial corridor itself is home to a mix of shopping, dining, and entertainment venues that draw visitors from Scranton, Dunmore, Clarks Summit, and the surrounding Lackawanna County communities.
At a Glance
The table below summarizes the practical details for visitors planning a trip to the Dickson City arcade. All hours, contact information, and ratings are drawn directly from the venue’s directory record.
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Address | Dickson City, PA |
| Phone | +1 570-487-1444 |
| Hours | Sun 11 AM – 9 PM; Mon–Thu 10 AM – 9 PM; Fri–Sat 10 AM – 10 PM |
| Rating | 4 out of 5 from 889 reviews |
| Best For | Family outings, group visits, casual gaming sessions |
The Scene
With no aggregated review highlights available for this location, the editorial picture rests on the venue’s basic profile rather than guest commentary. The 4-star rating drawn from 889 reviews offers a general sense of how visitors have rated the experience overall, suggesting a venue that delivers on its core promise without major standout praise or recurring complaints in the available data.
The address field — listed simply as “Dickson City, PA” — places the arcade in the borough just north of Scranton, and the chain’s own Dickson City landing page on chuckecheese.com confirms the location as one of the brand’s standard stores. Visitors checking in for the first time can rely on the chain’s website to confirm the current operating hours, special events, and any temporary closures before making the drive.
Games & Machines
The venue’s specific cabinet lineup isn’t detailed in the available analysis data, so the actual game roster can only be inferred from the venue’s arcade classification. As a video arcade, the floor presumably includes a mix of video-game cabinets and redemption-style machines typical of the format, but specific titles, manufacturer names, and pricing aren’t available in the supplied record. Visitors looking for the precise mix of racing sims, shooting games, sports cabinets, or pinball machines should consult the chain’s national website at chuckecheese.com/dickson-city-pa, which is the best public source for the current floor layout and any featured games.
Visiting
The arcade is located in Dickson City, PA, listed under the Scranton metro in this directory. Phone lines run through +1 570-487-1444, and the chain’s official Dickson City page is available at chuckecheese.com/dickson-city-pa for menu details, game-card purchases, and party inquiries. Visitors driving in from downtown Scranton will find the venue just a few minutes north along the usual commuter corridors.
The hours pattern works around a typical family schedule. Sundays open at 11 AM and close at 9 PM, while Monday through Thursday opens an hour earlier at 10 AM and closes at 9 PM. Friday and Saturday extend the day until 10 PM, giving weekend visitors a longer evening window. The earliest opening time of the week is 10 AM, and the latest closing time is 10 PM — useful details for parents planning around nap times or after-dinner outings.
Because the venue is classified as a video arcade within a national family-entertainment chain, the operational details — including any age policies, food service, or party-booking arrangements — follow the brand’s standard format rather than any custom local rules. Visitors interested in party bookings or current menu options should consult the chain’s website or call the location directly during open hours.
The Scranton area has no shortage of alternatives for arcade-goers. Visitors looking for a more adult-leaning experience can try Dave & Buster’s Scranton, while Bartari offers a different take on the entertainment-venue format. Lahey Family Fun Park and Idle Hours North round out the regional scene with their own approaches to family and classic-cabinet play.
For a broader view of arcades across the region, the interactive arcade map lets visitors browse venues by state and city. Anyone searching for their next stop should also try the arcade finder directory, which sorts options by game type, family-friendliness, and amenities. Operators who want to update the listing details shown on this page can claim the listing through the directory.