Chuck E. Cheese operates a family entertainment arcade at 1775 Burning Tree Drive in Columbia, South Carolina. The directory categorizes the venue as a video arcade, and the seven-day operating schedule is built around after-school, weekend, and family-outing traffic across the South Carolina midlands.
Columbia anchors a varied gaming scene that ranges from destination-style complexes to neighborhood pinball bars and family entertainment venues. Dave & Buster’s Columbia and Lucky Strike Cayce bookend the immediate grid, while Transmission Arcade surfaces multiple times in the same-city record. Chuck E. Cheese sits in the family-friendly tier of that lineup.
For visitors weighing options across the city, the arcade finder directory and the interactive arcade map provide a way to compare hours, ratings, and formats at a glance.
At a Glance
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Address | 1775 Burning Tree Dr, Columbia, South Carolina |
| Phone | +1 803-772-0435 |
| Website | chuckecheese.com/columbia-sc |
| Hours | Sun 11AM–9PM; Mon–Thu 10AM–9PM; Fri–Sat 10AM–10PM |
| Rating | 4.1 out of 5 (1,500 reviews) |
| Best For | Family-friendly video arcade outings and group visits |
The Scene
The directory record currently carries a public rating of 4.1 out of 5 drawn from 1,500 reviews, but no editorial review summary, theme highlights, or staff-curated caveat is attached to the venue at this time. The RetroArcade.com editorial team only attaches a synthesis once enough visitor signals are captured and tagged, and that work has not yet been logged for this location.
Prospective visitors should treat the 4.1 figure as a general confidence signal rather than a thematic readout. With a substantial sample behind it, the rating suggests the venue generally meets expectations, but it does not distinguish between glowing families, repeat ticket-redemption regulars, or other specific visitor segments without further breakdown.
Venue operators who want to push additional context into this section — a narrative review summary, themed highlights, or a candid caveat — can claim their listing and work through the editorial intake process to keep the record current.
Games & Machines
As a video arcade in the RetroArcade.com directory, Chuck E. Cheese’s floor would be expected to follow the family entertainment arcade format — a mix of coin-op and card-based video cabinets, driving and racing titles, sports and shooting lanes, and a wider rotation of redemption and prize machines keyed to the ticketed entry model familiar to the format.
Specific cabinet counts, current title lineups, prize inventory, and redemption rates are not part of this directory record. Readers planning a visit with expectations around a particular game should confirm with the venue directly through chuckecheese.com/columbia-sc or by calling +1 803-772-0435. Pinball presence, classic arcade titles, and any console or bar area are similarly not documented at the venue-record level for this entry.
Without a published games-and-machines analysis on file, the description above stays at the venue-type level only. Inventories at family entertainment arcades rotate often, so direct confirmation is the most reliable approach before a visit.
Visiting
Chuck E. Cheese is located at 1775 Burning Tree Drive in Columbia, South Carolina, on a commercial corridor that the directory places within about 8.9 kilometers of the city center. The venue’s Columbia-specific page at chuckecheese.com/columbia-sc is the primary source for promotional and booking details, while the listed phone line, +1 803-772-0435, is the most direct route for day-of visit information and any same-day changes to hours.
The weekly hours pattern gives the venue a long weekend window while keeping weekdays school-friendly. Sundays run 11AM to 9PM, Monday through Thursday from 10AM to 9PM, and the Friday-Saturday block extends the operating day to 10PM. Mornings on weekdays remain the quietest stretch, while Friday and Saturday evenings accommodate later-arriving groups and family outings.
Age policy, food and beverage service, and party or group booking terms are not documented at the directory-record level and should be confirmed with the venue directly before arrival. The arcade finder directory and interactive arcade map help visitors line Chuck E. Cheese up against Dave & Buster’s Columbia, Transmission Arcade, and the rest of the city’s gaming venues, while operators can claim their listing to add further detail to this page.