The NBA has turned off many fans with their woke politics, anti-American sentiment, and obvious ties to Communist China. I’ve been a Laker fan since 1984, and I’m turned off from the BS. Sports unites us as fans. The Communist Black Lives Matter group choses division. The NBA bought the BLM founders beautiful mansions and made them millionaires. Bring back the sports we love.
I went to the last days of DisneyQuest, and one of the things that made it age BADLY was the fact that current video arcades went out with the 90’s. 🙁
Most surviving arcades today are basically prize machines, or quarter-upgraded versions of successful PS/X-Box games (eg. Injustice).
Sadly, home consoles have even outpaced VR games, and a good PSVR game today looks better than DQ’s clunky Aladdin’s Magic Carpet Ride ever did, and that was one of my favorites.
If they can come up with new interactive experiences like the Mighty Ducks or the Pirates of the Caribbean games, that might help, but there was a lot of empty space where cool stuff was twelve years earlier.
I don’t want to see a Chapek version of Disney Quest. Let the space stay unoccupied until a better leader takes over. Chapek ruined Disney Springs. Let someone else take over a have them build a bigger and better Disney Quest there.
Comments for Disney Guests Want DisneyQuest Back as NBA Experience Shuts Down
Dustin Bollnow
I’m hoping that DisneyQuest will return and on board with the idea of a Disney museum.
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The NBA has turned off many fans with their woke politics, anti-American sentiment, and obvious ties to Communist China. I’ve been a Laker fan since 1984, and I’m turned off from the BS. Sports unites us as fans. The Communist Black Lives Matter group choses division. The NBA bought the BLM founders beautiful mansions and made them millionaires. Bring back the sports we love.
EricJ
I went to the last days of DisneyQuest, and one of the things that made it age BADLY was the fact that current video arcades went out with the 90’s. 🙁
Most surviving arcades today are basically prize machines, or quarter-upgraded versions of successful PS/X-Box games (eg. Injustice).
Sadly, home consoles have even outpaced VR games, and a good PSVR game today looks better than DQ’s clunky Aladdin’s Magic Carpet Ride ever did, and that was one of my favorites.
If they can come up with new interactive experiences like the Mighty Ducks or the Pirates of the Caribbean games, that might help, but there was a lot of empty space where cool stuff was twelve years earlier.
Jerm
No way. I’m going to pay money to shoot a basketball and not get any tickets for a Chinese finger trap
DQ Fan
I don’t want to see a Chapek version of Disney Quest. Let the space stay unoccupied until a better leader takes over. Chapek ruined Disney Springs. Let someone else take over a have them build a bigger and better Disney Quest there.
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