View source for Redwood City, CA (380 Convention Way)

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| colspan="2" style="text-align:center;" | [[File:Redwood City, CA (380 Convention Way) - September 2022, Building Exterior.avif|frameless|300px]]
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! style="text-align:left; vertical-align:top; width:35%;" | Type
| Locations
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! style="text-align:left; vertical-align:top; width:35%;" | Dates
| 1981-08 – 1986
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! style="text-align:left; vertical-align:top; width:35%;" | Coordinates
| 37.49355032, -122.2312132
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! style="text-align:left; vertical-align:top; width:35%;" | Tags
| Pizza Time Theatre
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! style="text-align:left; vertical-align:top; width:35%;" | Contributors
| sudo-trans-pony, Rexburg090, CEC Tinley, CECMadison
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! style="text-align:left; vertical-align:top; width:35%;" | Downloads
| [https://archive.org/download/95-8431-bz-plans/-%3DFloorplan%20Archive%3D-/Pizza%20Time%20Theatre/California/RedwoodCityPTT.pdf Building Plans]
|}

'''''Redwood City, CA (380 Convention Way)''''' (also known as '''''San Mateo''''') was a two-story [[Pizza Time Theatre]] location that opened in August of 1981, and closed in early 1986<ref name="cep2">[https://archive.org/details/the-pizza-times-newsletters/1981%20The%20Pizza%20Times%201-1/page/n1/mode/2up?q=redwood archive.org]</ref><ref name="cep6">[https://forums.arcade-museum.com/threads/mid-1980s-chuck-e-cheese-pizza-time-theater-animatronics.356457/ forums.arcade-museum.com]</ref> 

== History ==

RSKT, Inc., franchisee of the Sunnyvale, CA (1247 W El Camino Real) and Milpitas, CA (346 S Abel St) locations would open Redwood City as their third franchise in August of 1981.<ref name="cep3">[https://archive.org/details/the-pizza-times-newsletters/1982%20The%20Pizza%20Times%202-2/page/n1/mode/2up archive.org]</ref> In Summer of 1982, the location's CEC Mascot would present with Donna Clark, Miss Redwood City of 1982, a proclamation of 'Chuck E. Cheese Day' for the city of Redwood on an uncited day.<ref name="cep4">[https://archive.org/details/the-pizza-times-newsletters/1983%20The%20Pizza%20Times%203-2/page/2/mode/2up?q=redwood archive.org]</ref>

On May 7, 1983, the location would sponsor the ''12th Annual Angel Island Run'' to help raise money for underprivileged children. Over 1,500 participants would run the 4.8-mile race along an island in San Francisco Bay. Multiple corporate members would attend the event:

* Marketing: Pat Saign, Don Schulte
* Finance: Steve Merchant
* Wardrobe: Tine Ahmann
* Graphics: Karen Mitchell

Don Schulte would run the race in a Chuck E. Cheese mascot costume, clocking in at 44 minutes, ahead of most other runners. Other costume characters would greet people on the island, whether in the race or not. A 30-foot inflatable Chuck E. Cheese was set up on a hill in the island, visible to passing sailboats.<ref name="cep5">[https://www.newspapers.com/clip/32795765/redwood-city-auction/ newspapers.com]</ref>

=== Closing ===

The location would hold a closing auction on February 8, 1986, at 10AM.<ref name="cep1">[https://archive.org/details/the-pizza-times-newsletters/1981%20The%20Pizza%20Times%201-2/page/n1/mode/2up?q=redwood archive.org]</ref> The auction would sell 'Video Games, Kiddie Rides, Amusements, Cyberamics System, Like-New Restaurant Equipment'. An unknown buyer would confirm to have bought Chuck E. Cheese, Helen Henny, Pasqually, Munch, heads of Madam Oink, Harmony Howlette, and Dolli Dimples, a Cyberamics Control Center, a box of controller cards, signage, the Clapper Board, and the Band Board. These would later go up for auction again in the 2010's. ''80's Girl / Kobun37'' would get the Chuck E. Cheese Cyberamic, and the rest sent with Damon E. Breland.<ref name="cep2" />

=== Remodels & initiatives ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Start !! End !! Serial !! Notes
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| [[PTT Standard Layout]] || 1981-08 ||  ||  || 
|}

=== Stages ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Start !! End !! Serial !! Notes
|-
| [[Balcony Stage]] || 1981-08 || 1986 ||  || 
|}

=== Franchisees ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Start !! End !! Serial !! Notes
|-
| RSKT, Inc. || 1981-08 ||  ||  || 
|}

=== Animatronics ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Start !! End !! Serial !! Notes
|-
| [[Chuck E. Cheese (Cyberamic)]] || 1981 ||  || N/A || Owned by 80's Girl / Kobun37
|-
| [[Guest Star / Helen Henny (Cyberamic)]] || 1981 ||  || N/A || Owned by Damon E. Breland
|-
| [[Mr. Munch (Cyberamic)]] || 1981 ||  || N/A || Owned by Damon E. Breland
|-
| [[Jasper T. Jowls (Cyberamic)]] || 1981 ||  || N/A || Owned by Damon E. Breland
|-
| [[Pasqually (Cyberamic)]] || 1981 ||  || N/A || Owned by Damon E. Breland
|-
| [[Drum Board (Cyberamic)]] || 1981 ||  || N/A || Owned by Damon E. Breland
|-
| [[Applause Board (Cyberamic)]] || 1981 ||  || N/A || Owned by Damon E. Breland
|-
| [[Warblettes (Cyberamic)]] || 1981 ||  || N/A || Unknown
|-
| [[Dolli Dimples (Cyberamic)]] || 1981 ||  || N/A || Unknown
|}

=== Attractions ===
{| class="wikitable"
! Name !! Start !! End !! Serial !! Notes
|-
| [[Cheese Crawl]] ||  ||  ||  || Seen in a 1981 photograph.
|-
| Astro Invaders || 1981 ||  ||  || Seen in a 1981 photograph.
|-
| Berzerk || 1981 ||  ||  || Seen in a 1981 photograph.
|-
| Crazy Climber || 1981 ||  ||  || Seen in a 1981 photograph.
|-
| [[Defender]] || 1981 ||  ||  || At least 4 machines plus a cocktail cabinet. Seen in photographs from 1981.
|-
| Galaxian || 1981 ||  ||  || At least 2 machines. Seen in a 1981 photograph.
|-
| Gorf || 1981 ||  ||  || At least 3 machines. Seen in a 1981 photograph.
|-
| Monaco GP || 1981 ||  ||  || A sit-down and a regular cabinet. Seen in photographs from 1981.
|-
| Omega Race || 1981 ||  ||  || Seen in a 1981 photograph.
|-
| [[Pac-Man]] || 1981 ||  ||  || At least 4 machines. Seen in photographs from 1981.
|-
| [[Pizza Time Theatre Musical Ferris Wheel]] || 1981 ||  ||  || Head-only design. Seen in a 1981 photograph.
|-
| Pleiades || 1981 ||  ||  || At least 2 machines. Seen in photographs from 1981.
|-
| Scramble || 1981 ||  ||  || At least 2 machines. Seen in photographs from 1981.
|-
| Skee Roll || 1981 ||  ||  || At least 4 machines. Seen in photographs from 1981.
|-
| Space Fury || 1981 ||  ||  || Seen in photographs from 1981.
|-
| Star Castle || 1981 ||  ||  || At least 3 machines. Seen in photographs from 1981.
|-
| Super Cobra || 1981 ||  ||  || Seen in photographs from 1981.
|-
| Tranquilizer Gun || 1981 ||  ||  || Seen in photographs from 1981.
|-
| Warlords || 1981 ||  ||  || Seen in a 1981 photograph.
|-
| Wizard of Wor || 1981 ||  ||  || Seen in a 1981 photograph.
|-
| [[Whac-A-Munch]] || 1981 ||  ||  || Rare 4-unit version. Seen in photographs from 1981.
|}

== References ==
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== Import provenance ==
Imported from [https://github.com/The64thGamer/cheeseepedia/tree/274f085c7132d784f81b7a4cbd96e7a0922db854 Cheese-E-Pedia] at source revision <code>274f085c7132d784f81b7a4cbd96e7a0922db854</code>. Source material is provided under [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ CC BY-SA 4.0].