My kids are 13, 9 and 7 and they loved it here. It was raining when we visited and this took a good chunk of the day to see. Lots of virtual reality games, create your own rollercoaster, jungle cruise, pirate ride, pretty fun. more

The only reason to visit here is if you're a arcade addict or have children that are. It's little more than a huge games arcade. The few interactive games are woefully dated and uncomfortable 3D only the pirates one is worth a wait. We watched the Jungle Cruise one several times waiting in line for our turn to be a... more

I had wanted to go to Disney Quest on our last few visits, but we never seemed to have enough time. This time we had planned a free day to spend at Downtown Disney and used one of our 'plus' options on Disney Quest. My overall impression was that the interactive video games (Pirates, Jungle Cruise, Alladin, etc) were very... more

The Disney tickets that we bought include the plus options which means visits to Disney waterparks and Disney Quest are included. We go to Disney every year but this is the first time we visited Disney Quest. It is a huge arcade with every game imaginable--from classics to new! My husband took my 13 and 10 year olds to explore... more

Went there in July 2009, 2 adults and two 12 year old girls and expected the usual Disney brilliance. Sadly when paying $40 a head you expect a lot more than an amusement arcade. Really thats all it is. Some of the machines even expect money to be inserted before you can play and some don't work at all! The... more

My son and I enjoyed this trip. I have to say that my son is seventeen and he enjoyed DisneyQuest much more than Hollywood Studios. I enjoyed like played some of the old arcade games like Ms. Pac Man, Centipede, and the race car games. They also have some cool, fun rides such as Pirates of the Caribbean and CyberSpace... more

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