Imagine 500 children in one room, 25 birthday parties going on at one time, "It's a Small World" playing incessantly over the loudspeaker. Hourly renditions of the Hokey Pokey or the Chicken Dance. A giant plastic climbing toy that holds 200 kids. Video games. Easels and pens. Mechanical pony rides. Rate this scene on a scale of 1 to 10. The higher your rating, the closer you probably are to 6 years old. The place is Caesarland, an amusement park attached to a Little Caesar's. Like Discovery Zone with pizza, or Chuck E. Cheese without giant animatronic animals. It's one of seven in the United States (five in the Detroit area, two in Chicago), and if you're a 6-year-old, or have one in your family, you'll probably be going to a birthday party there soon.
Getting There
Cross Streets:
Foster and Harlem.
Parking:
Free Lot
Public Transportation:
Blue Line Train: Harlem.
Wheelchair Access:
Yes
The Basics
Hours:
11 a.m.-9 p.m. Sunday through Thursday; 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Friday; 10:30 a.m.-10 p.m. Saturday; closed major holidays.
Cuisine:
Pizza
Price Range:
$ (Under $9)
Reservations:
Accepted
Smoking:
No
Admission Price:
99-cent admission for children between 3 and 15
Recreation Facilities:
Arcade
Features
Carryout:
No
Atmosphere and Personality:
Theme
Features:
Kids Menu and On-site Merchandise.
T-shirts, hats, Frisbees, kazoos, pencils, silly straws, Nerf balls.
Specialties:
Birthday party special is $6.99 per person, and includes a large pizza for every four people, soda pop, birthday cake, 10 video game tokens, and a small gift. The birthday child gets 25 tokens and a 6-inch individual cake. Minimum six people per part.
