Disney Quest ???'s please help

[Dylan_&_Blake's_mom]

I am thinking of adding the waterpark and more option to our tickets. I found out it is almost the same price as just outright buying the waterpark ticket that we were going to do anyway. I know it gives you admission to Disney Quest but I don't really know anything about DQ except that it has arcade things. Do you have to pay for each game still or are all the games included with your admission...that is my main question. I would really appreciate some help with this. Thanks

 

[pyrxtc]

I want to know too but I think all games are included. Can anyone verify ?

Also, adding a question of my own, if you leave DQ , can you go back in the same day on the same ticket/pass ? If I want to go for the day can we leave for lunch and go back in ?

 

[RandFamily]

DQ is 5 floors of video games of all kinds - traditional ones, but also unique Disney style games. Our favorite is the Pirates of the Carribbean in which you enter a small room that looks like a pirate ship, and you wear 3-D glasses. The floor moves as if your were actually sailing and one person steers and the other people shoot cannons at other pirates and ghosts. It's a blast!

There's also a river rapids ride in which you sit in an actual inflatable raft and paddle with wooden paddles that are electronically synced to the movie screen in front of you so it feels like you are going down the river.

There's also a floor of creative things where you can make drawings and sound recordings, etc.

There's no charge for any of the games at all. There is a charge for purchasing copies of some of the art things you make - but you can still have lots of fun and not purchase anything.

It's a very unique experience. When it gets crowded, it is also very noisy and highly stimulating, and the wait for activities can be long (what else at WDW?) But it's definitely worth going at least once to check it out. I'm pretty sure you can come and go with your ticket throughout the day - i seem to remember them handstamping. Also, it doesn't open usually until 11:00. There's a food court on the top floor with a variety of choices and you can use the DDP for food.

ENJOY!

 

[Dylan_&_Blake's_mom]

DQ is 5 floors of video games of all kinds - traditional ones, but also unique Disney style games. Our favorite is the Pirates of the Carribbean in which you enter a small room that looks like a pirate ship, and you wear 3-D glasses. The floor moves as if your were actually sailing and one person steers and the other people shoot cannons at other pirates and ghosts. It's a blast!

There's also a river rapids ride in which you sit in an actual inflatable raft and paddle with wooden paddles that are electronically synced to the movie screen in front of you so it feels like you are going down the river.

There's also a floor of creative things where you can make drawings and sound recordings, etc.

There's no charge for any of the games at all. There is a charge for purchasing copies of some of the art things you make - but you can still have lots of fun and not purchase anything.

It's a very unique experience. When it gets crowded, it is also very noisy and highly stimulating, and the wait for activities can be long (what else at WDW?) But it's definitely worth going at least once to check it out. I'm pretty sure you can come and go with your ticket throughout the day - i seem to remember them handstamping. Also, it doesn't open usually until 11:00. There's a food court on the top floor with a variety of choices and you can use the DDP for food.

ENJOY!

Wow, thank you SO much for all the info! My older two boys (and hubby) would be in heaven here it sounds like. We will definately have to check it out. I'm just not sure what to do with the little one while there. Is there anything I could do with him there or games he could play do you know?