About McGee Amusements, Inc.
McGee Amusements, Inc. is a long‑established amusement operator that installs and manages digital jukeboxes, coin‑operated and card‑operated games, and ATMs in bars, restaurants, and other hospitality and entertainment venues, primarily in the New York and New Jersey Tri‑State area. Founded in 1953 and headquartered in Ridgefield, New Jersey, the company is known for providing TouchTunes and other internet‑connected jukeboxes as well as popular bar and arcade games such as Big Buck Hunter, Golden Tee Golf, basketball games, Skee‑Ball, and pool tables.([linkedin.com](https://www.linkedin.com/company/mcgee-amusements-inc.?utm_source=openai))
A charge with the descriptor "CTLP*MCGEE AMUSEMENTS" typically appears when a customer uses a credit or debit card at one of McGee Amusements’ machines—such as a jukebox, arcade cabinet, or other amusement device—equipped with a cashless payment reader. The "CTLP" prefix is associated with Cantaloupe, Inc., a payment processor for unattended vending and amusement equipment; in this case, Cantaloupe processes the transaction while McGee Amusements is the actual merchant operating the machine.([legalclarity.org](https://legalclarity.org/ctlp-national-entertainment-charge-legit-or-fraud/?utm_source=openai)) These charges are usually small, one‑time amounts corresponding to game plays, song selections on a jukebox, or ATM and similar machine transactions.
If someone has questions about a McGee Amusements charge, they should first consider where they recently used a digital jukebox, bar game, or amusement machine in the NY/NJ area, then check any on‑screen receipt, text receipt, or bank app transaction details for matching dates and amounts. McGee Amusements publishes contact information on its website, including phone and email, which can be used to trace a specific transaction back to a venue and machine.([mcgeeamusements.com](https://www.mcgeeamusements.com/contact-us/?utm_source=openai)) If the charge still seems unfamiliar after confirming recent visits, cardholders should contact McGee Amusements and/or their card issuer to investigate, request clarification, or dispute potentially unauthorized activity; keeping screenshots or photos of machines where the card was used can help speed up resolution.