Is Disney Quest okay for 2 adults with NO children?

[Cilegna]

My husband and I are in our late 20's and were wondering if Disney Quest would be interesting? If anyone could describe what there is to do as adults, I would be very grateful.

 

[KHansen454]

The last two trips to DW, our group's age range was early twenties to early thirties and we all loved Disney Quest. Actually, I think the placed is more geared towards older kids and adults. DQ is a little hard to describe, it's kind of like Game Works,except a lot more interesting. DQ is comprised of several themed areas with different attractions. A lot of the attractions are virtual reality. A really neat thing is the Virtual Space Mountain. You get to create a roller coaster on a computer - you have a certain amount of track and get to play around ith adding drops, loops, spirals, ect.. Then you get to go to a simulator and ride your creation!!! DQ took us about four hours to go through, breaking for dinner inside ( Cheese Cake Factory). It's really a fun place!!!! Have a great trip!!! - Karen

 

[NicoleD]

My husband and I went to Disney Quest last April, and we loved it! We aren't even the video game type, but there was so much to do, it was a highlight of our trip, but then again it was one of the only "kid-free" times that we had, so that helped! ;-)
We did the virtual reality thing and when I started getting a headache and took the headgear off, I was in hysterics watching him "battle" thin air. Too funny...
Go and have fun!
Nicole

 

[PennyHM]

DH saw the "movie" about it in the busses as we were going to the parks. He is 28 and wants to go so I am sure you would love it.

First trip for me: 1973
(the year of my birth)
DL a few times and WDW a zillion times (it seems) up until 1989 when MGM opened
First trip w/ DH (28), DS (4), DD (2): 2/28-03/06/01-Wyndham Palace
Next trip: 09/28-29/01 ASMu; 09/30-10/08/01 ASMo

 

[Cilegna]

THANK YOU ALL for your comments. After reading the positive feedback, I ordered tickets for me and my husband.