Disney Quest
When visiting the Disney World Theme Parks, you may want to consider adding Disney Quest to your list of places to see. With games, technology and more on display, this park is sure to delight your kids. Adults will be fascinated by the attractions on display as well. With five floors full of activities and sights, you could spend several days here just trying to see everything they have to offer. Disney Quest is divided into several zones: Explore Zone, Score Zone, Create Zone and Replay Zone, all filled with virtual reality attractions, artistic attractions and more.
Cyber Space Mountain is just one great attraction. Here, visitors get to design their own roller coasters on a computer with help from the popular Bill Nye the Science Guy. After you're done creating your roller coaster, hop into the simulator to experience it in a full 360 degree motion. You can also go on a variety of pre-built roller coasters. Anyone wanting to try this ride must be at least 51" tall. For more virtual reality fun, try the Virtual Jungle Cruise. This attraction takes you an a journey through the jungle, allowing you to see dinosaurs and other creatures as you try to avoid obstacles. Another great virtual reality attraction is Aladdin's Magic Carpet Ride. When you put on your helmet, you are transported to a magical world to see adventures starring your kids favorite characters. On Invasion! An extraterrestrial Alien Encounter, you become a hero as you enter outer space. Battle aliens to save fellow earthlings who have been taken hostage. You won't forget this one. You can also battle comic book villains at Ride the Comix.
There's more then just virtual reality here. You can learn all about creating an animated feature or show by checking out the Animation Academy. Instructors will be on hand to help you draw your favorite Disney characters. When you're done, you can purchase a copy of your drawing to take home with you. If you haven't had your fill of creating, check out Living Easels, where you choose from a variety of backgrounds and images to make your own picture. You can also custom design a toy from other toy parts at Sid's Create-a-toy. That should be plenty to keep the creative side of you busy. Buzz Lightyear's Astroblasters is a bumper car ride like no other. You can fire cannonballs at other cars to protect yourself from their attacks. Play arcade favorites like Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, Frogger and more. Sports fans can play tennis, skeeball and other games.
With so much to see and do, you're sure to be looking for something to eat. Disney Quest has two places you can check out for a meal. The Wonderland Café, located on the fourth floor, offers deserts and drinks. They also have a computer at each table that is hooked up to the internet, making it the perfect place to relax and catch up with friends and family back home. If you go to the fifth floor, you can eat at the Cheesecake Factory Express where you can choose from burgers, pizza and more! To see it all for yourself, visit Orlando Fun Tickets for the best discounted disney tickets around!
Cyber Space Mountain is just one great attraction. Here, visitors get to design their own roller coasters on a computer with help from the popular Bill Nye the Science Guy. After you're done creating your roller coaster, hop into the simulator to experience it in a full 360 degree motion. You can also go on a variety of pre-built roller coasters. Anyone wanting to try this ride must be at least 51" tall. For more virtual reality fun, try the Virtual Jungle Cruise. This attraction takes you an a journey through the jungle, allowing you to see dinosaurs and other creatures as you try to avoid obstacles. Another great virtual reality attraction is Aladdin's Magic Carpet Ride. When you put on your helmet, you are transported to a magical world to see adventures starring your kids favorite characters. On Invasion! An extraterrestrial Alien Encounter, you become a hero as you enter outer space. Battle aliens to save fellow earthlings who have been taken hostage. You won't forget this one. You can also battle comic book villains at Ride the Comix.
There's more then just virtual reality here. You can learn all about creating an animated feature or show by checking out the Animation Academy. Instructors will be on hand to help you draw your favorite Disney characters. When you're done, you can purchase a copy of your drawing to take home with you. If you haven't had your fill of creating, check out Living Easels, where you choose from a variety of backgrounds and images to make your own picture. You can also custom design a toy from other toy parts at Sid's Create-a-toy. That should be plenty to keep the creative side of you busy. Buzz Lightyear's Astroblasters is a bumper car ride like no other. You can fire cannonballs at other cars to protect yourself from their attacks. Play arcade favorites like Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, Frogger and more. Sports fans can play tennis, skeeball and other games.
With so much to see and do, you're sure to be looking for something to eat. Disney Quest has two places you can check out for a meal. The Wonderland Café, located on the fourth floor, offers deserts and drinks. They also have a computer at each table that is hooked up to the internet, making it the perfect place to relax and catch up with friends and family back home. If you go to the fifth floor, you can eat at the Cheesecake Factory Express where you can choose from burgers, pizza and more! To see it all for yourself, visit Orlando Fun Tickets for the best discounted disney tickets around!
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