Disney Quest?

[MinneTinK]

Going with my boyfriend for 5days in Sept...we have the 5day hopper, water parks & more passes which means we get 5 passes to either: PI, typhoon lagoon, blizzard beach or disney quest...We will DEF be doing at least one water park, PI at least 2 nights...is it worth it to use a pass for Disney Quest? We are both 22, he is pretty into his xbox360, so I think he might enjoy it if it isn't too babyish...also if we do go, when is a good time? thanks!

 

[Robo]

Going with my boyfriend for 5days in Sept...we have the 5day hopper, water parks & more passes which means we get 5 passes to either: PI, typhoon lagoon, blizzard beach or disney quest...We will DEF be doing at least one water park, PI at least 2 nights...is it worth it to use a pass for Disney Quest? We are both 22, he is pretty into his xbox360, so I think he might enjoy it if it isn't too babyish...also if we do go, when is a good time? thanks!

If you don't use it for DQ, will you need it elsewhere?

If DQ is basically a "freebie," why not try it out?


to the DISboards, MinneTinK!

 

[MinneTinK]

Well I was thinking we might use it for another night at PI...Quest is the one place in wdw I haven't been, so I'm a little nervous since I have no idea what ages it is good for

 

[alycia23]

I went with my DH who is 30 and he enjoyed himself. There is a lot of Virtual Reality type stuff there, they have a rollercoaster simulator where you design the coaster on the computer and then go into the simulator to ride the coaster you made. DH is into gaming so he liked it, and I (who am not into gaming) had a good time as well. If you are spending 2 nights in PI, I would say to check out DQ. IMO it is not too babyish, they have stuff for all ages.