Disney Quest is the perfect solution to a rainy day or when it's too hot to handle! 5 Floors of interactive gaming, ranging from the atari style games to the very latest technology. Open late, air conditioned, and even has a place where parents can relax, use computers with internet access for free and just put your feet up while... more

Disney Quest is fun for the whole family. There is many things for kids including Sids Create A toy. And if you are an adult or Older kid that dont like kid things go to the cafee have desserts and make your own coffee. And for people that want to be a songwriter make your own CD at Radios Disneys... more

We went Disney World in April and our 8 year old son wanted to go to Disney Quest. After tax it cost about $79 for two of us to get in and over $20 for a cheeseburger and chicken nuggets. We spent over four hours inside. The virtual reality games (Aladdin's Magic Carpet ride) were awful. The technology was old... more

My family of four goes to DisneyQuest every time we go to Disney World - we wouldn't miss it! My husband and I are in our late forties, and our kids are 17 and 10. We all find plenty to do at DisneyQuest. My favorite is Pirates of the Caribbean; I could play it over and over (and do!). My... more

The first stop with my 10 year old granddaughter was the poster making station. After creating really fun and artistic posters, we find out it costs $8 to get a paper copy. Then off to make a music cd...only to find out it costs $13 to get a copy of ONE SONG. Then off to the drawing lesson, and find... more

My wife(24) and I(26) love Disney. We decided to go to the only "park" we hadn't been to. We had been itching to go for years. When the elevator doors opened, we both thought, "OK, where are the games?". It was a very big hall with no ceiling. You can see straight up to the 5th floor. It's pretty, but... more

Disney Quest is an awesome place. It's 4 (or is it 5?) floors of interactive fun. Cost is $40/pp and you can stay as long as you like. I would NOT recommend this place to anyone with children under the age of 8 because it's not geared to the young kids. In fact, strollers are NOT allowed. We were two... more

We LOVE Disney Quest. We used to have one in Chicago and went every year for our kids' birthday parties. We were just at the one in Orlando on January 1 and LOVED it - it's just like the one we knew. Adults' favorites are Pirates and Alien Encounter - could do them over and over. The Teens (especially our... more

Just stumbled across this page and saw a lot of negative reviews so I thought I'd post a positive one. We (me, DH, sons 10 and 13) went here in September. We were there twice for 3-4 hours each time and we couldn't get the kids out. I think this is geared for older children/teens/adults, not so much for the... more