If you're into really into new/old arcade games, or are a completist who wants to see every single bit of theming on property, give Disneyquest a whirl. Otherwise, save your time and your money for the real parks and leave this one to the local teenagers. The games and activities are fun and some of the machines are quite well built, but on the whole it's little more than an arcade with dynamic lighting a cover charge. If you do go, be sure and ride the rollercoaster design simulator, but when you go to input your design and ride the pod, instead ask the CM running the machine if he has any "special" tracks on hand. When I went the guy running the pod I was assigned to had a his own set of tracks he had designed with special software that far exceeded what any normal guest could do with the defualt interface. Needless to say, the track was absolutely brutal, twisting you around mercilessly and haning you upside down for what seemed like half a minute at a time. I doubt the Navy pilots who used to use those machines ever received as rough a ride as my sister and I did.:hurl: