Tell Me About Disney Quest!

[ericafny]

We are two adults in our late twenties and I have this feeling we would not be interested in Disney Quest. Am I wrong?

What are some people's opinions on it? Thanks!

 

[princess22]

My DBF and I (22/23) love Disney Quest. It is a lot of fun, especially the first time you go. There is a lot to do. Cyber Space Mountain is my favorite (you get to build a rollercoaster then go in a simulator and ride it!). There is also a Pirates game, where you are on a "boat" and you run around shooting at other boats with the cannons. It is honestly a lot of fun! If you have the time and money, I highly suggest you go! I think it gets old to a lot of people who have been there more than once, but your first visit will be amazing!

 

[jmskinner]

We just got back from Disney and had the Water Park and More Passes and spent a couple of hours there at Disney Quest. Loved the Pirate ride. Cyberspace Mountain was cool also. There is also a raft simulator that is really cool. I don't know if I was just tired or what, but found myself ready to get out after a few hours. I would say anyone that likes games and simulators should go and try it out, especially if you have the passes to get in. I don't think it is worth buying just a ticket for it, I'm sure we did pay for it but it didn't seem like we did.

 

[kaabost]

I thought it was pretty neat. We went there the day we arrived and had fun. I enjoyed playing the olld Atari and Coleco (sp?) games that I used to play when I was younger......kinda nostalgic. The larger items described in the post above were also a lot of fun. The first and only time I have ever done virtual reality was at DQ. That was pretty neat. We took several trips on Cyberspace Mountain (by far the best thing there). It was a great way to start off our trip without wasting a park day (we had 4 day hopper passes). I would definitely reccommend trying it if you have it built into your passes but don't plan a whole day there. If it is not built into your passes, you just need to decide whether or not the cost is worth 2-4 hoours of entertainment.

 

[Lanie]

My fiance and I (23) both went on our first day last year, and we thought it was great!!! There is a LOT to do!!! We spent around 4h in there, and we are planning to go again next trip! It is a nice change from the park without being away from the Disney Magic!

 

[bord1niowa]

Making your own roller coaster was pretty cool. Just beware that you won't just see it run, you will actually spin, tumble, everything you did to it. My wife thought, cool, now let's do this and this and this and it was one wild ride! The rides requiring the head gear, if you have glasses they will go over them, but not always very well. They are heavy and can put pressure on them, my wife's were bent by the time she was done with one ride.

 

[ericafny]

Thanks for the comments! I am thinking the simulator rides will prob give me motion sickness, but it may be worth it to go to play the old games from when I was a kid. I think we will check it out, everyone so far has given it a great review

 

[Tinkerbell_Girl]

Me and DBF went to DQ last year and we liked it. We had fun playing all the games.

 

[tripplanner]

We use DQ as rainy day entertainment. If it rains we go, if it doesn't we skip it. It is a lot of fun, the games are fun. I tend to get motion sick on the simulator stuff as well. The Pirate ride was outstanding.

 

[grinningghost]

If you're into video games and that type of thing, you'll probably like it.

I don't care for it myself, but I'm not a video game person. I sort of liked Cyber Space Mountain, but I wouldn't bother with it again.

I also dislike the floor plan of the place. It's kind of "stacked" and really pretty weird IMHO.

However - the cheesecake there is worth the trip.

 

[ericafny]

However - the cheesecake there is worth the trip.

They have a Cheescake Factory there, right? I live 10 minutes away from one and it is so hard to resist getting cheesecake every day