Originally Posted By finallygoing My boys ages 9 and almost 11 are asking about going to DisneyQuest when we go to WDW in Feb. I'm not clear about the pricing. Is there an option for an adult to just go in to supervise their kids and not play anything?? I'm really not interested in doing any of the stuff I see listed, no matter how cool it sounds. I still have to pay? Also, how crowded is DQ during the day? Do kids have to wait to do things? Is DQ worth the money? Is the place loud inside? I've been to some arcades were I go crazy after an hour because of the sounds and noise bombarding me. My older one is into all things video and destructive ( blow-em-up, shootem-up games). Does Disney have those type of games there, are are they tamer? God, I hope so.... Thanks for any info.
Originally Posted By Hats and Wands They used to have tame games, but don't know if they're still available. Haven't been to DQ in a couple years but one of the ones we played was the one where you make the hamburgers (I'm dating myself when I say that I remember when it just came out). As most of the games are free to play, I'm guessing that they'd have to charge everyone who comes in the door. They would have no way of knowing who's playing the games.
Originally Posted By Labuda They do charge everyone who comes in, yes. But, trust me - let the kids play games while you do CyberSpace Mountain a few times - that ROCKS! Anyhow, it's usually not too crowded during the day unless it's raining - then they get a crowd. Only time I've ever really run into lines was on a Friday or Saturday night when my DH & I dropped in for a quick ride on CYberSpace Mountain (we have PAPs) that turned into a 20=minute wait to get into our coaster pod thingie.
