You keep track of the particular activity and when they meet their goal, the child gets 10 free tokens. A food purchase is required, but you could get something small and limit their tokens to the 10 - plus they have a free play place area - to keep it inexpensive.
After recently going to Chuck E. Cheese I think it would be a fun way to target a particular area Brady is working on.
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This is pretty interesting. We don't have one by us, but I'll file this for future reference and pin it for others.
ReplyDeleteThanks. It is actually a fun place. I had thought it would be too crazy but the one we went to was just right. Hubby, Brady and I all had fun. It's about 1 hour 15 mins away.
DeleteMy whole family (19) of us just did this. It was K-5 graduation party celebrations, and so were going anyway--but I found those. So we got 120 free tokens (10 for 12 kids.) It was a nice extra.
ReplyDeleteNow that is really really cool! How fun!
DeleteFun!
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