Disney Quest

[Sue F UK]

Were planning to go in February and have never done it before - any tips?

 

[rob@rar.org.uk]

Get there early in the day as it gets very busy in the evening.

Regards

Rob

 

[mkingdon]

Avoid rainy days, as this is the obvious place to go...so everyone does!!!

Might not be too bad in Feb. We went in August, on a rainy day, and spent a fair amount of time queing. Had a great time though!!

We ate in the food court upstairs, and the portions were HHHUUUGGGEEE!!! Sharing is definitely an option here.

Craig

 

[sam_b]

If DQ isn't included on your ticket, look for deals - Mapleleaf were doing a good price a while ago. Also, consider an annual pass - it is equivalent to the price of three entries to DQ.

We find the best thing with DQ is having the ability to pop in and out - do a couple hours one day and go back in again another day for half an hour. It all gets a bit much if we stay too long - there is no daylight or sense of time and if you overindulge in the cheesecake factory and design your own rollercoaster, you need a break!

We have never found crowds a problem in Sept, Nov and Jan, so would imagine Feb would be fine as well.

Enjoy it, it is one of our favourite things to do and we are a mid thirties couple - no kids!