Getting ready for Sensory Sunday at Chuck E. Cheese Greeley.

When it's quieter

“Sensory Sensitive Sundays is a monthly program at Greeley that opens two hours before normal operating hours on the first Sunday of each month.” “No reservation required. Siblings, parents, caregivers, and friends are all welcome.”

“Game room and dining area lighting is dimmed to a comfortable level. Safety-critical lights remain fully on. No strobing or flashing effects during the event.” “Background music is reduced. Amplifiers are off. The show plays visually with sound turned down.”

“When the two-hour window ends, our team gives families advance notice before returning to normal lighting and sound levels.”

• The dates for this store are Nov 1 and Dec 6. Call the week before to confirm the start time.
• For the first-Sunday dates, the store opens two hours before its 11 am Sunday opening, so plan on about 9 am and call 970-356-0010 the week before to be sure.
• At the door, everyone gets a Kid Check stamp on the upper arm, in ink you can't see in normal light, and staff check it under a blacklight on the way out. Babies and guests who can't be stamped get a paper slip instead. If a stamp is hard for your kid, ask staff at the door whether they can use the paper slip instead.

In their own words: chuckecheese.com. Checked Sat, Oct 24, 2026. Something wrong or out of date? Tell us · How we check

Three things to know

1. Lights are dimmed, amplifiers are off, and nothing strobes or flashes. Game sound effects may still play at each machine.
2. Characters are “available ... but fully optional”; tell the team if your kid wants to skip them.
3. The team gives families a heads-up before the lights and sound go back to normal.