Favorite memory of Disney Quest.

[ThatCrazyGuy]

I particularly enjoyed spending the whole day there without having to leave the building. When we wanted to just relax we went to those cool booths on the 5th or 6th floor with the computer screens built in. Having a dessert from the Cheesecake Factory and trying to figure out the internet connection at those booths. lol...They never did work very well. Designing your own track for Cyberspace Mountain making it go upside down half a dozen times. I even remember a pirate ship simulator that 4 or 5 members of your party got to operate at the the same time. Does anyone else have a favorite memory from the lost treasure that is Disney Quest?

[DLandChris]

Does anyone else have a favorite memory from the lost treasure that is Disney Quest?

This was my family and my favorite thing to do at Disney Quest. We spent so much time either driving or helping give some direction to the driver.
I miss Disney Quest because of having some very fond memories. It’s funny, in a way, because my parents would sometimes hang out at the café while my brother and I would go play the games. But, we had tons of fun as a whole doing various things like the Jungle Cruise and Alien Encounter thing. We all loved going to it and always looked forward to it every time we’d visit WDW.

[Mike]

Treasure of the Incas. It's one of my earliest Disney memories. We used to play this for HOURS!

[Aeroangel23]

I remember going there as a kid with bunch of family. The Aladdin ride was really cool where you flew around on a carpet. But what was great was when you turned your head you could see the other players as their character. My cousin and I would look in each other's direction and see the other looking back. My first year I believe we had tickets per ride then the next time we when they changed and you just paid to get in. My last time I went was 2009 and it was pretty sad to see the state of things. But had great memories.

[JLThemeParkDude]

I have very fond memories of DisneyQuest, and really regret that they decided to remove it. In particular, I have fond memories of my wife and I being there and enjoying our time there. I remember the Buzz Lightyear Astroblaster, the game where you drove a vehicle and shot rubber ball projectiles in a spacey atmosphere. I also remember playing all the retro video arcade games that they had (as a teen in the 80s, these games were classic). And the "build your own virtual coaster," and the virtual pirate game. We did all of this, and then sat down to relax in the food area, and always had a wonderful time there. When they tore it down, both my wife and I were sad. My wife passed away early last year, but I always treasure the memories we had together, and those we had at Disney Quest were particularly special.

[DLandChris]

I have very fond memories of DisneyQuest, and really regret that they decided to remove it. In particular, I have fond memories of my wife and I being there and enjoying our time there. I remember the Buzz Lightyear Astroblaster, the game where you drove a vehicle and shot rubber ball projectiles in a spacey atmosphere. I also remember playing all the retro video arcade games that they had (as a teen in the 80s, these games were classic). And the "build your own virtual coaster," and the virtual pirate game. We did all of this, and then sat down to relax in the food area, and always had a wonderful time there. When they tore it down, both my wife and I were sad. My wife passed away early last year, but I always treasure the memories we had together, and those we had at Disney Quest were particularly special.

I'm sorry for your loss. That does make it sound like Disney Quest was even more of a special place for you.