After Chuck E. Cheese's parent company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in June, the company has decided to close some of its locations. The company listed 45 locations it planned to close or keep closed, according to USA Today. The list included 11 locations that were closed prior to the coronavirus pandemic. Four of those listed are in Massachusetts, including Springfield, Natick, Leominster and Danvers. The pandemic isn't the only reason the company has struggled. Chuck E. Cheese's has had issues before the pandemic, losing money four of the last five years after being acquired by Apollo Global Management in 2014, CNN reported. It also began offering delivery through DoorDash, but using a different name. Some began ordering Pasqually's Pizza & Wings, thinking they were supporting a local business, according to Food & Wine. It turned out to be Chuck E. Cheese.