You’re telling me, that this guy had Aaron Fechter himself record special voice lines for these animatronics? That’s incredible.

A lot of people don't realize how hard it is to keep stuff like this maintained as well, I've been in the community long enough to know that finding a bot let alone is hard enough, I've heard stories and I'm seeing the ways things have been collected over the years and put in smitty's, and I can say that this is not only an amazing restoration effort but the hard work of a dedicated fan, you won't find any coolness or awesomeness in any CEC location today nearly as much as it is here, I hope this place stays around for such a long time, definitely a landmark for the fandom, but not only that, I think even people who aren't in the CEC and rock-afire fanfom will still find this as a nostalgic walkthrough.

I miss Chuck E. Cheese having the whole animatronic crew in their restaurants😢

These animatronics are intriguing and creepy at the same time

It makes me really happy to know this place is out there, and even more so that it's being operated and maintained by people who are clearly passionate about archiving and preserving what was such a big part of so many of our childhoods.

I'm intrigued by all of the other people just sitting around in there.

it's this a public place?

Wow he has a beard now. I remembered seeing him on a rockafire documentary 2 years ago. I'm glad he's still passionate about the things he loves.

When you squeezed into that crawl space, you took this video to the next level.”What’s up with the rabbits?”

Can we all appreciate how carpetbagger is always squeezing into small spaces for us! Great video as always, thank you carpetbagger!

Damon was so kind...I love folks that refurbish history, and thoroughly enjoy it.

I love how Carpetbager is slowly visiting everyone interviewed in the Showbiz Pizza Documentary.

I fell in love with Damon the moment I heard him speak... Love his accent and Southern charm/hospitality!

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What an incredible restoration effort! I love seeing what people do to preserve the animatronics. And that custom show for the Rockafire is next level!!

Honestly I pray one day a person could build a new pizza time theater with all of the restored animatronics

I’m 44 and I had a chance to see the Rockafire Explosion at Showbiz Pizza when I was a kid. I have a very vivid memory of sneaking up to the curtain of the stage with a friend and peaking behind the curtain. All I saw was the gorilla figure with his gold jacket on sitting there kind of slumped forward. Then a we heard a sound like an air compressor or something and the gorilla moved ever so slightly. It kind of spooked us but excited us at the same time. We ran back to our seats, lol. This was in northeast Texas. It was awesome and it’s a memory I will treasure my whole life.

I can't thank people enough for preserving history like this even if it may seem trivial to other people, this is incredible!

That Rock-a-fire banter was one of the best custom shows I've seen in a long time! XD It plays to the spirit of the characters and I felt like they were really there and alive. Well done! This is all very terrific. Thank you!

Sure is a very cool walk back into the 80’s.