Time for Disney Quest?

[LuluLovesDisney]

How much time would you allow for Disney Quest? Is 4 hours (give or take) enough time?

We come in Dec 26 for Land and Sea Cruise (3 days at WDW, 4 days on the Wonder) plus an extra 2 days at WDW.

We get a 4 day ultimate hopper w this.

Since we don't get in until 10:40 and by the time we check in, etc. wouldn't get to a park until after 1, I was worried they'd be at capacity or at least I wouldn't be able to get FP's. So, I thought DQ.

Any suggestions?
Thanks!

 

[dbanzai]

Depends on how crowded it is, but I would imagine four hours is fine. It also depends on what you want to do and if you like to repeat things. The longest ride we stood on was for a ride based on Alien Encounters, and that was probably 20 minutes. We were there at a pretty off-peak time of year though: March. PoC would have been a long wait, but we were lucky that we ended up being the only party of two on the line so we got in quickly.

I think the more creative things though move very quickly, and I remember seeing open stations as we waited to pick up our merchandice.

 

[bluejasmine]

Ok, you mention ultimate PH and from what I understand that is not availabe any more you better make sure you also have the magic plus option besides the park hopping option or you can buy DQ tickets at the door or on mapleleaftickts.com which I would do..

 

[LuluLovesDisney]

Thanks for the advice abt ultimate hopper. I still have the ultimate park hopper bc I booked my package last October.

The Disney Cruise web site says:

"Your Ticket

2005 Tickets
For any booking made prior to January 2, 2005, your ticket is the Ultimate Park Hopper, which includes admission to the four Theme Parks with park-hopping privileges and access to the Water Parks, DisneyQuest® Indoor Interactive Theme Park, and Downtown Disney® Pleasure Island "

I don't know if I'm getting a better or worse deal than the MYW Premium, but I imagine both will let me do what I need to do- get into the four parks and DQ.

 

[nono]

Before our daughter came along, DQ afternoon was always our first stop for my DH and me. We really like it, esp. teaching the young kids we'd meet there how to really play air hockey grudge matches! (we were born in the mid-sixties). We also would stop at the drink hut in Downtown Disney on the way over for a Rum Runner. We found it put us in the perfect frame of mind for the games. We're from Wildwood, btw, so that should explain it all.