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Photo via MGN, CEC Entertainment Chuck E. Cheese’s is doing it’s part to offer fun for diverse families. “Chuck E. Cheese’s is proud to support families who have children with autism and special needs,” they said in a statement. On the first Sunday of every month starting April 8, Chuck E. Cheese’s will open 2 hours early to offer an environment that is sensory-friendly. There will also be “trained and caring staff” to help provide the best experience for children with autism. According to their website, the Sensory Sensitive Sundays will have: Less crowding and noise Dimmed lighting Show and music turned off or down Limited appearances by Chuck E. Food and games are offered The Fort Myers and Naples locations will be participating. For a full list of participating venues, visit their website.