Comments on: SPECIAL REPORT: MagiQuest’s Family Vacation Inside a Video Game

By: Laser Etching Machine

Laser Etching Machine — Wed, 01 Dec 2010 19:37:58 +0000

there are many good family resorts that you can find both online and offline, some are very cheap too “;*

By: Dan

Dan — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 14:09:14 +0000

We spent $25 for 4 days or $6.25 per day. You don’t need a topper or clothes. My 10 year old son spent at least 8 hours on the quest. I don’t see the need for the whole family to each have wands. In fact that would make it more crowded and less fun for for all the kids.

By: michelle james

michelle james — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 02:01:57 +0000

you mach it sound like you have to be rich to go. fi you go to there wed site you can see the thay have a lot of dills you can get. with 90 mins fo play and what ever wabd you what, the infinity room, holographic hallway, special fx piate golf. laser challeng, mirror maze, forest maze, for a famly of 4 it is gust $79.16. and my famly does not have that much mony. so it is not a $500 dollers for you to have a good time a magiquest. i go back when ever i cond. and i 16. oh and a girl so i now what i am taking about k.

By: christian

christian — Sun, 24 May 2009 21:14:21 +0000

It was a fun place

By: MeanGene

MeanGene — Thu, 16 Apr 2009 14:40:25 +0000

Just to let everyone know. It’s fun. I’m at Great Wolf Lodge right now. My kid is playing it and having a ball.

First, at this Great Wolf Lodge, your child (or you) will run around the entire resort finding clues and interacting with the environment. In the process, they learn the layout of the resort. Since all the children are doing it at the same time, your kid gets to know other children staying at the resort.

Now, as for the cost, we paid $15 – period. Not per hour, but per game. My kid has been playing for the past 2 days on the same admission fee.

Also, we have been back several years in a row and the wand keeps his place in the game. We even traded out wands (because my kid saved up and wanted another wand) and the new wand kept his place also.

Anyway, it’s a good time.

Take care,
Gene

By: Ann

Ann — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 21:11:36 +0000

I was looking into this since it was recommended to me by a friend to check it out. I don’t understand the problem of not being able to find information on the costs. You can see on their website the costs. http://www.magiquest.com/home.html They have a special package for $34.99 where you get a wand, a topper, 90 minutes of play time. and 5 duels. I’ll gladly pay $40 for each of us to go have fun and be able to return at a later date if we like it. Myrtle Beach can easily rack up the costs for a family vacation. Supper for the four of us last time cost each of us nearly $65 a piece. We would rather eat PB&J and go to this. Than go see something else we’ve already done on a rainy day when we can’t be at the beach.

By: Liz

Liz — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 00:50:56 +0000

Sorry, but I had such a laugh at “Keith”’s comment, I was inspired to post. Keith, you said a “fake wand” LOL. Please tell where I can buy a REAL magic wand!

By: joe berry

joe berry — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 18:56:34 +0000

micheal jackson

By: joe berry

joe berry — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 18:55:26 +0000

you need anew wand

By: Ramsey Rye

Ramsey Rye — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 08:24:17 +0000

We just got back from a two day vacation at the new Great Wolf Lodge in Washington state.
I literally said the words “this is like Vegas for kids” while we were there.
They had MagiQuest at the resort and my 4 and 6 year old both played, as did I and my wife.
It cost about $80.00 for the wands and the game-play for the two days.
It was a bit cheesey, but we had a lot of fun trekking around the hotel looking for clues and interacting with all kinds of fun, random critters, paintings, books etc.
Besides the fun you actually get a great work-out traversing stairwells, elevators and hallways. I am tired, but my family and I had a great time.