How happy would you have been to go to Pizza Planet as a kid?

>>149559173 (OP)
It would have been exciting certainly but I've never been a real life equivalent establishment and left without getting violently ill.

Was Pizza Planet supposed to be inspired by a real place? Nothing as cool as this comes to mind.

>>149559173 (OP)
I always imagined it as being like Pizza Hut but with games and stuff.

>>149559173 (OP)
Very happy. I lived in a small town, so the closest I got to a Pizza Planet was the Chuck E. Cheese whenever someone in my class had a birthday party. I had a cousin that lived in Chicago and he went to a pizza place that had a rollercoaster in it. I was so jealous. As a kid I thought that everything existed somewhere, and that there would always be time enough for me to go and see it all. Pizza Planet was part of that fantasy. I always imagined that there was a place like that out there. --Why else would it be in the movie?-- and that someday I'd get a chance to go somewhere really cool like that. Maybe for my birthday.

I never did though. And my birthday is nothing to celebrate anymore.

This was their equivalent of Chuck E Cheese (which is definitely a recurring element in cartoons from the 90s onwards), just trading the show for more theming around the cabinets.
So everyone already knows how they would feel about this place

>>149559247
It's meant to be a Chuck E Cheeses type place.

>>149559173 (OP)
Pretty disappointed, my dad used to take me to a two story sports bar and grill with an huge arcade on the second floor. God, those cheeseburgers were amazing. Whole place smelled like beer, warm pretzels and cheese sauce.