Looking for chickfila & chuck e cheese on the way from MD to Florida...

[mommy2paris]

We are in the early stages of planning a road trip for next January. This would be our first time making the drive... We have 2 young dd's, 2 & 4.

My initial plan of action is to leave Md around 3:30 am, and drive until about 7:30 am or so and look for a chickfila or other fast food restaurant with an indoor play area, so the girls could run around for a little while.

I wanted to be back on the road aruond 9:00 am and then drive until around lunchtime, hoping to find a chuckecheese where they could unwind and eat.

Back on the road by 2:00 and drive until dinner / hotel around 6:00, so we can all get a good nights sleep.

I'm hoping on day 1 to be able get to get in about 11 hrs driving time, so that the next day is only about 4-5 hrs.

We will be traveling Route 13 south through VA, then on to 66, eventually hitting 95 south around NC.

Has anyone visited a chuck e cheese or chickfila along that route? I'm excited to check out some websites and try to plan it out!

TIA!

 

[mjones73]

Excellent guide to what's at each exit along the way down on I-95, not sure if there's anything out there for the other routes you plan to take. You may have to use the store locator's on each of the restaurant's websites.

http://www.i95exitguide.com/food/index.php

http://www.chick-fil-a.com/restlocator/

http://www.chuckecheese.com/locations/

 

[mousesweetie]

We've driven from PA to FL and there are chik-fila's along I95.

 

[mousesweetie]

We've driven from PA to FL and there are chik-fila's along I95.

 

[KristinU]

If you have a GPS you could download some custom POIs for Chick and Chuck E. www.poi-factory.com We've downloaded the Chuck E. file, so I know that exists...and I would bet money that there is a file for Chick.

But for us, places of interest usually don't line up with times that we're hungry and we just go with whatever is closest at that time.