Great place to stash the kiddos for a couple hours. But the price does not equal the quality. Many of the games are old and used over. The place was not very crowded but after a couple of hours you can really become bored. More

We are Florida Residents who visit Orlando about 5-7 times a year. We have 2 girls, 4 and 6 as of April 2012, who both love video games and places like Chuck E Cheese. The only reason we went was we had a fun day left with the disney water park and more options. Normally, we'd go to Blizzard Beach.... More

This would be good if you are someone who are into the video games. It's a good idea, but would rather be outside enjoying the real rollercoasters. There was 5 different floors and taking the stairs was sometimes the only option as the elevators would always be packed. Got lost a couple times, and had to fight the large crowds... More

First night we went in and it was alright. Got back to the hotel and was trying not to throw up. Didn't think it had anything to do with Disney Quest therefore we carried on going, but each time we all came back feeling ridiculously rough, no natural lighting, very dark. Not good for claustrophobic's. More

We usually visit for 3 or 4 hours on our last day before travelling to the airport for the evening flight back to the UK. For UK visitors who buy the 14 day ultimateticket it is included in the costs of your ticket. Great "design and ride " your own rollarcoaster ride. My 8 year old loved this last August.... More

We spent a few hours here with our 13 year old daughter after walking around downtown disney! This was a great way to spend some time out of the heat..... its 5 floors of arcade games simulators and virtual fun!! I feel the negative comments are unwarranted, the price is a little high but you could easily spend more than... More

We went here because it was downpouring, and we had to pick up our La Nouba tickets early. It was expensive for 4 of us and many activities had lines. It was fun for a rainy day. We went back in after the show so we could get our money's worth. More

This cost 42 dollars admission. It was 5 floors of older arcade games. The simulators were very over rated. We went with our 11 year old daughter who was very bored and wanted to leave soon after entering. This is something you could definitely do without. However Downtown Disney was interesting but very expensive. The buses were painfully slow if... More

We first saw this in 2000 and again a few months ago ... it hasn't changed at all. Technology has moved on considerably and yet this place hasn't. We got in as part of a park-wide Disney park entrance ticket, if I had paid to get into here I would have felt robbed. More