Before and after:

Chuck E Cheese is well worth a visit. Let your kids be your guide... Créteil Soleil Shopping Center, Gate 23, open Tuesday to Saturday, 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m., Sunday and Monday, 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.

But also some older ones who would have liked to rejuvenate perhaps for an evening: the deputy mayor of Créteil, Mr. Laurenr Cathala, his deputies, Mr. Lagauche, Mr. Seve, and Mr. Abeli. Two big kids who took a (refreshing?) bath in the balls, Roger Carel, and Francis Lax, a well-known actor.

opening Thursday evening, there were certainly many children.

The menu includes pizzas, topped to suit everyone's tastes, salads, and ice cream, which children can create themselves. An electronic ordering system, thanks to televisions installed in each room, informs customers when their pizza is ready. Among the prominent figures from Créteil invited to the

"Chuck E Cheese", the mascot of the establishment.

trampoline, swimming pool without water (but with balls), etc. The shows, (singing, sketches) are regularly performed by life-sized automatons, commanded and controlled by computers. They constitute one of the main attractions of the place. Star of these animated characters is the mouse

A surface area of 11,200 m², five different rooms welcome you. Children from 3 to 12 years old are the masters of this kingdom invented for them. Depending on their age and tastes, they can move around freely and enjoy the games on offer. Classic games, such as rides, slides, mini-bowling,

The "Chuck-E-Cheese" is all of these things.

The first Chuck & Cheese opened its doors last Thursday at the Créteil-Soleil shopping center. But what exactly is it? To find out, you'll have to go with your kids, of course, and you'll certainly know, as we were amazed. Is it a restaurant, a playground, or a cabaret?

"Chuck & Cheese" was created. A wild success followed by the creation of 280 establishments, the Americans set out to conquer Europe. They chose France and... Créteil.

In short, children are not the privileged guests of restaurateurs.

Well, on the other side of the Atlantic, we rethought the problem, children after all, can also be consumers, it is enough to adapt a whole universe to them and that is how in 1977 in San Jose, California, the first

In France, children are not always welcome in our restaurants. They make noise, gesticulate, can't stay still, and don't eat like everyone else. We generally order them a separate dish (which isn't always well received by the kitchen) or the parents share (which is very frowned upon by the service).

Update: sent the email to the address the gave me

Next step: Search in Chuck-E-Cheese archives and official websites

Update: sent the email to the address the gave me

Next step: Search in Chuck-E-Cheese archives and official websites