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A Chuck E. Cheese Christmas (2025)

When Chuck E. Cheese and Friends learn that Santa Claus has never experienced a Christmas party, because he is always exhausted from working on Christmas Eve, they set out to throw a surprise Christmas celebration for Santa as a 'thank you' for all the joy he brings to the world! The party also winds up doubling as a way to save their town from the meddling of a holiday-hating evildoer.
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When Chuck E. Cheese and Friends learn that Santa Claus has never experienced a Christmas party, because he is always exhausted from working on Christmas Eve, they set out to throw a surprise Christmas celebration for Santa as a 'thank you' for all the joy he brings to the world! The party also winds up doubling as a way to save their town from the meddling of a holiday-hating evildoer.

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Genre:Animation, Family, Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Jon Colton Barry, Zac Moncrief
In Theaters:11/27/2025
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:HappyNest Entertainment, Pixel Zoo, Chuck E. Cheese

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