Anyone Ever Done Disney Quest?

[LISALISA36]

anyone ever done disney quest?
what is it like?
thank you,
lisa

 

[glennsgirl762]

Hi Lisa Lisa
We did Disney Quest 3 years ago and my kids loved it! It was a rainy day and Disney Quest was just the right thing to do on a rainy day. If I remember correctly it is 5 floors of different arcade video games. Also virtual reality games, design your own rides and ride them, all kinds of interactive things to do. My husband and I enjoyed it there also. The Cheescake Factory Restaurant is in there and on the tables were computers(we e-mailed my sister-in-law from there). There was also a Buzz Light Year bumper cars ride. That was fun! But my youngest (6 yrs. old at the time)wasn't allowed on the ride not even with me or my hubby. I can't remember why. Well thats about all I remember. I don't know if they've added thing else. My kids are dying to go back to Disney Quest on our trip this year. I hope that kind of helped you. Wish I could remember more.
Connie

 

[LISALISA36]

HI CONNIE,
THANK YOU FOR THE INFO!
IT SOUNDS FUN,,,I THINK MY 8 YEAR OLD WILL LOVE IT.
AND THE COMPUTERS WILL MAKE MY HUBBY HAPPY!

 

[glennsgirl762]

Your welcome! Hope you have a wonderful trip!!

 

[BriarfoxinWA]

we did Disney Quest last summer and it was a blast! I think there are height requirements on the Buzz Lightyear bumper cars. My 5 year old couldn't ride either.

If you like video games at all - you'll have a great time!

The virtual reality rides are great! We did Pirates of the Carribean twice - even though there was quite a line. We also did one of the others - I don't remember what it was called. But you pilot a space ship and destroy aliens. My boys had lots of fun!

 

[CPanther95]

Does the admission price include all the video games and activities? Do you generally have to wait in long lines to play anything? We will be in Orlando 2/23 - 3/1 and would like to add this to our list of activities.

 

[LISALISA36]

I READ IN A BOOK THAT ONCE YOU PAY ADMISSION PRICE ,,ALL THE GAMES ARE INCLUDED.
I GOT OUR TICKETS FROM WWW.TICKETMANIA.COM

I DON'T KNOW ABOUT THE LINES ,,I CANT WAIT TO FIND OUT THOUGH.

THANK YOU,
LISA

 

[buzz2400]

There is a small section at DQ where you have to pay for the games because they give out tickets to redeem. There is also another area where you have to pay if you want to make a toy or something like that. But otherwise all the other games are free. DQ tends to get very crowded at night. The first time we went a few years back people were more courteous. If you were standing there they would move once the game was over. The past two times we went people were not courteous at all. You would stand there for ten minutes or so until they were done playing, regardless of how many games they just played. We love playing arcade games and DQ is worth the money however it is not worth the hassle of having to stand around while unsupervised kids push and shove. We are not planning on going on our next trip.

 

[BriarfoxinWA]

We were there during June and both time got to DQ around noon. There were lines for the virtual reality activities but really didn't have much trouble getting on the regular arcade games. There were several groups of kids that looked like they were visiting with daycare programs but they were all pretty courteous.

 

[mattkatie7]

We went last April and loved it. My 7 year old son and 15 year old daughter had a blast. We went more than once. We went after lunch one day and had the place to ourselves, the next time was at night and it was too crowded. Great time was had by all.

 

[Goofyzgurl]

DH, DD, and I have done DQ twice and we've loved it, especially dh. The games range from pac man, galaga--the graveyard to like someone said virtual reality games. That's one request that I've had when we go back in March this year is to go back to DQ. This time we're brining my brother and his girfriend so they'll have to kick him and dh out b/c they can play video games all night long. My fav part was of course, the Cheesecake Factory.