MagiQuest is fun for kids, but the wand and accessories are cheap in quality, not in price though. The staff doesn't really "care" if your wand breaks, they just want you to buy another one. I would suggest going to the water park instead. More

This was my second visit to a Magi Quest. We were extremely impressed with the variety of wands available that we had not seen at the previous location. My 19 year old daughter was so excited to get a sparkly pink wand with crown topper. The quest are spread over three floors, so it was a nice workout. I think... More

We play at the GWL in the Pocono's, but this trip we hit it in williamsburg, my boys were a liitle upset, that there Scores from PA, didn't trasfer to the one in williamsburg ?? so they had to start over they weren't Happy with that at All !! we didn't stay at the GWL we just went over to... More

My family loves MagiQuest. We love the one in Myrtle Beach more, but still really like the one in Williamsburg. We went there over the Thanksgiving break and my son became a Master Magi or something like that. He really had a great time. Each time you go there, you see the children having so much fun running around, accomplishing... More

This was my family's first experience with MagiQuest. We did not stay at the lodge, but went just to play. We really enjoyed the concept of the game and had a good time, but there were some downfalls. Because it was in a hotel, they encorporated the game into the halls and some common areas. This made it difficult to... More

***This review is specifically for MagiQuest, and not the lodge itself. I did not stay at the lodge, but traveled to Williamsburg specifically for the MagiQuest experience. If you would like to see my review of the Myrtle Beach MagiQuest (where my story begins), please go here: http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g54359-d663441-r16377232-MagiQuest-Myrtle_Beach_South_Carolina.html My fiance and I (27-year-old male and 24-year-old female, respectively) thoroughly enjoyed... More