Woman with her arm stuck at Chuck E. Cheese (Photo via Twitter)
Sometimes adults can love Chuck E Cheese more than actual kids.

Firefighters dealt with an unusual rescue at the Burbank area restaurant last Thursday. They freed a customer from one of the pizza parlor’s games.

A video of the rescue shows a woman on her knees within a plastic enclosure of the “Snow Day!” game with her arm somehow stuck in a game where it would not require her to do such an action.

Burbank Fire Department firefighters responded to a rescue call at the San Fernando Boulevard Chuck E Cheese. They were on the scene for about 20 minutes and were able to free her hand.

The department called it a minor incident, and the young woman was not injured.

The game, intended for young children, involves stepping into a capsule and collecting soft “snow” balls to score points. Users are to then place the balls into the indicated scoring holes to rack up points.

At no point should your arm go inside, which is made abundantly clear. The game is only supposed to last a few minutes, but it appears the woman tried to cheat the system and failed in the worst way.

Instead, she found herself being watched by everyone inside Chuck E Cheese in clear fascination as the firefighters worked to get the helpless woman out.

What Happened To The Woman At Chuck E Cheese After She Was Freed

This is a screenshot of the cartoon logo for the Chuck E. Cheese pizza restaurant/family fun arcade chain that was included in renderings submitted to the City of Port Orange, Florida, for a new standalone location for the chain to replace the one at The Pavilion at Port Orange shopping center that was torn down after being badly damaged during Hurricane Ian in 2022.
A trip to Chuck E. Cheese in Burbank took an unexpected turn Thursday when a woman became trapped inside an arcade game and had to be freed with the involvement of firefighters as stunned guests looked on.

Firefighters were able to safely remove the woman from the game.

She may have been embarrassed, but it did not put a damper on her day.

She was uninjured and “continued to enjoy an evening of fun with the family,” according to the restaurant chain.