Thoughts on Disney Quest?

[okcthunder]

I went there years ago as a teen and loved it, but have no desire to pay extra to go back. Do you think Disney dropped the boat on this "indoor theme park" I think it would be perfect in cold weather big cities such as NYC and Minneapolis but with so much to do at the World unless it comes with Theme Park Admission I can find something better to do.

 

[Figaro928]

It's not worth it because evidently it hasn't changed since you were a teen years ago.

It's a shame because it has the potential (from concept to location) to really become a must-do vs. a meh.

 

[Communicore]

It still has 1998 era games I think? Nowadays they will be referred to as "Retroes" but they aren't really retroes, their the originals lol. I say implode it and build a Joe's Crab Shack or Longhorn Steakhouse.

 

[BigTxEars]

We enjoyed it. The games are cool, there are some recent ones, and some classics as well. The fact is that new arcade machines are not as prevalent as they use to be, that industry is being killed by the home systems. But the interactive games are cool as can be, the pirate one is a blast. The roller coaster building one is also very very cool. I did not care for the raft rowing one, I think I just sucked at it. And the one with the magic carpets (?) I think, that one just confused me to no end. We did the drawing class one too, I could not draw before it, still could not afterwards but it was fun none the less.

I think it's a good 1/4 to 1/2 day for us .

 

[R W B]

Never tried it, always wanted to though.

 

[Cmdr_Crimson]

I think it would be perfect in cold weather big cities such as NYC and Minneapolis but with so much to do at the World unless it comes with Theme Park Admission I can find something better to do.

There was another Disneyquest out here in Chicago off of Ohio & Rush st..It opened in 1999 and closed Sept 4 2001

The layout itself Mirror's the DTD Version and had more unique Attraction based merchandise and DQuest logo merchandise.
This is what it looks like now..

Originally their was to be one's in Philidelphia and at DLR but, were scrapped..

 

[Hakunamatata]

I'm sure it's stagnation has something to do with the trillions of dollars Disney has sunk into its technology infrastructure.

 

[Cmdr_Crimson]

I'm sure it's stagnation has something to do with the trillions of dollars Disney has sunk into its technology infrastructure.

Considering that most of their software programs are running under Compaq...That company was bought out by HP.....That's how retro it's getting.