I went in for my interview, it was about 20 minutes long. A lot of questions but they were pretty basic ones that you'd expect. I was offered the job, accepted, and was told to return a few days later at a certain time for onboarding and paperwork. I'm called the day of and told they need to reschedule. No problem. When I showed up to my rescheduled onboarding, I was told to have a seat and wait. So I sit and wait for what feels like forever, several employees walk past me during this time (including the manager who was aware of why I was there) and I was never acknowledged. After waiting an hour I stop the manager and tell her how long I've been waiting only for her to respond "I honestly don't know what you're talking about". So with that I left because I decided I didn't want to work somewhere where not even the managers know what is going on. Obviously I'm aware that this doesn't represent every Chuck E Cheese but just thought I would share my experience with the one in Lexington, lol.

Pretty easy interview, just answer some basic questions and be honest. It is good to have experience but it is very possible to get the job without. They often hire teenagers.