Retired Attractions – DisneyQuest Interactive Adventures
Attraction Overview
DisneyQuest is a 5-story indoor interactive gaming center where you can even create your own roller coaster and ride it. Disney had planned to build indoor theme parks all across North America in the late ’90s, however, their plans had changed due to hitting below target levels. When guests buy entrance tickets, they are then allowed to enter and play the arcade games inside for free. One of DisneyQuest’s most popular attractions was CyberSpace Mountain. Here guests create their very own roller coaster on a touch-screen computer. They’re encouraged to design it as tame or as scary as you’d like! When they’re all done designing, they then hop into a full 360-degree motion simulator and experience the roller coaster exactly as they designed it!
Additional Facts
- • There was a DisneyQuest built in Chicago also, however, it closed down after a couple of years.
- • Prices for a one-day pass were $47.93 for adults and $41.54 for children 3-9. Children under 3 were free.
- • Disney had also planned to have two other DisneyQuest locations built in 3 cities:
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Toronto, Canada &
- Disneyland
Attraction Facts
- Opened: June 19, 1998
- Closed: July 2, 2017
- Former Location: West Side
- Replaced: ?
- Park: Disney Springs
- Attraction Type: Indoor Arcade Center
Don’t Miss Out
Check out the amazing Disney attractions before they too become retired in time. It doesn’t matter if you are buying discount Disney World tickets or an Orlando vacation package complete with an Orlando vacation pool home. We can set a payment plan up for you. All you have to do is call in and tell us how much you want to pay on your vacation. After every payment you make, we will simply email you a receipt and an updated invoice. It will detail your current balance left on your Orlando vacation. Click here to learn more about our payment options!