Funny how that one store jumped from an original portrait stage to a 90’s road stage. Gives me whiplash just thinking about it, lol.

@Blitzer1001

Жыл бұрын

The kids be wondering what happend to hellen lol

@WhoDidWhat17

Жыл бұрын

Sun Valley (8357 Laurel Canyon Blvd) received a Balcony Stage and then a C-Stage before relocating withing the same shopping center, which is where the current Sun Valley store is (8375 Laurel Canyon Blvd). The current Sun Valley opened around July 1992 as the last store to open with a Road Stage. Sun Valley still has their Road Stage as of February 2023, and is one of the 7 last remaining, and one of the 5 (80% of Road Stages remaining) left in California.

Two words NICE JOB 👍

It makes no sense since Simi Valley opened in August 1980 and got the Portrait Stage in December 1980. It must have been the only location to have no stage until 4 months. It’s kinda weird.

Thank You for making this video

Nice timeline

Now i know why pasquallys mech is different from the rest and why they gave him an accordion

Thanks for making this timeline.

Epic videos dude🔥🔥🔥

Fun fact the chuck e cheese and crusty in the beginning were actually the version 2 robots and the original versions are lost and the portrait cyberamics as well but pasqually and jasper were destroyed Edit: michael armenta i love these timeline videos they are awsome

I'd love to see vid of the wall art throughout all phases of CEC in order

It lived alot of time ngl

can you make a video of locations that had the portait stage

do a balcony stage timeline

Do Altoona pa cec please

Sad this is no longer used

I look your last video ses"RARE Portrate stage 1981"? or 1984?

Anyone know the address to the former chuck e cheese in simi valley CA

@michael-armenta

2 жыл бұрын

71 Tierra Rejada Rd, Simi Valley, CA

@Wayfinder_Triko

2 жыл бұрын

@Miguelnathanael Tamayo I know

@SlushysSecret

10 ай бұрын

​@@Wayfinder_Trikowhyd you ask if you know then

@Wayfinder_Triko

10 ай бұрын

@@SlushysSecret I didnt. someone else was saying something.

I would suggest separating the Winchester bots part because the "Portrait Stage" referred to here only included Cyberamics. The Winchester PTT Show, featured at the San Jose "Winchester" store from 1977 until 1980-1981, was replaced with Cyberamics, and then Winchester closed in February 1985. The Kooser PTT Show, Featured at the San Jose "Kooser" store from 1978 until May of 1980, was replaced with the very first Balcony Stage, then a C-Stage (it is not known 100% if they did have one, so take this as speculation), and then a 2-Stage in the 1990's, which they would have until they unfortunately closed in June of 2020, due to COVID-19's strains on CEC, and their bankruptcy, which was filed on the day Kooser closed.

1:57 where did you find that video?

@belenaburto5168

Жыл бұрын

Idk

@roymackenzie-jy4lr

5 ай бұрын

It's called "Michael's 4th birthday 1987"

Now i hate road stage

@BBBubblesOfficial

Ай бұрын

Bro just because they replaced a portrait stage for a road stage is not a reason why you should hate it what if the stage was in bad condition what if it was too outdated

Hey, question, where’d you get the info that Concord got a Road Stage in the 90’s? I’d love to know as there’s barely any documentation on that store.

1:21 that is NOT a portrait stage

@michael-armenta

10 ай бұрын

It is a Portrait Stage

@HazelKennaugh-vt7nw

10 ай бұрын

Does not look like one

@michael-armenta

10 ай бұрын

@@HazelKennaugh-vt7nw It's a different variation of the Stage

@PinkfongPolski

5 ай бұрын

Then lake Forest's stage is A portrait stage

@roymackenzie-jy4lr

5 ай бұрын

They removed the portrait part, I think locations did it around 1983 to modernise