Can anyone help with Disney Quest?

[FallDisney]

Sorry to be stupid, but the last two trips to WDW didn't include Disney Quest because the kids weren't interested. Now that they're older, they've expressed an interest in going.

I assume it's in DTD, but do your park tickets get you in? How does it work?

 

[Sinclare]

We love to go to DQ; both my son and I love the video games. It really depends on what kind of ticket you have. My son and I have PAP's so it's included on ours. If you don't have it as an option, then it's an extra charge for admission which you can get just outside the door. Not sure but last I remember the single day admission was in the upper $30's.

If you have the Water park fun and more days option on your tickets this will cover it as well. Here is the info from the WDW site:

Include the Water Park Fun & More Option* to add admission to other venues at the Walt Disney World® Resort:
Select from two fabulous Water Parks, DisneyQuest® Indoor Interactive Theme Park, a wide variety of unique clubs at Downtown Disney® Pleasure Island, or Disney's Wide World of Sports® Complex.
With so much fun to be had, you won't want to miss out on any of it – and now you won't have to.
The number of admissions depends on the number of days of the ticket you purchase.

 

[BEASLYBOO]

You can buy an entry just for DQ or it comes built in your Park Hopper Plus Option (inc. Waterparks & DQ). Like you, we avoided it for many years, however now that DS (11) and friends have been, it's now a must. Last August it was simply too hot for a theme park and we had doen the water parks so we went to DQ. We spent the whole day (10 to 8pm). We did some of the interactive stuff with the boys, did some by ourselves, and enjoyed the cool, the coffee and dessert bar (plenty of places to sit) and then all of a sudden it was 8pm and the older teenager crowd showed up and we left. It was fun and a nice break from heat and the crowds.