Dude, Magi Quest is the bomb. I had a 3 night stay at a Great Wolf Lodge, and did all of my theme park stuff during the day, and nothing but Magi Quest at night. I managed to become a master Magi. All I got was a pin.
Man when I was younger I wanted to play this so bad. My parents actually promised that we would go to great wolf lodge one summer... the same summer they got divorced. Needless to say that never happened and my childhood dream of waving a plastic wand around were crushed.
+Nilrem Me and my friends went and did Magi Quest at the ages of 21, I'm sure you can still do it. Although if you do happen to try it I would agree on not doing the Pennsylvania Poconos one if you can help it. Sadly that's the one we tried.
@Olivia V. It's probably not the worst, but it is pretty basic compared to some of the other locations. It does have a boss fight with a dragon at least, sadly no vs. area though.
3:09 As a kid I gravitated to more physical based classes like Warriors and Paladins and the like. Now I'm a grown ass adult and... well, I'd still rather roll a Warrior. I was a geek in school but the idea of being a geek in a fantasy setting never seemed like wish-fufilment if you asked me. Er, keeping this on topic, the worst thing to happen to most kid-based physical mediums is the children themselves destroying everything that can be pushed, pulled, slammed, punched and kicked.
I'm sad that the Myrtle Beach one failed due to poor maintenance. I mean, it was in a huge building in an extremely prime location next to the Ripley's Aquarium and it always seemed pretty busy. The video mentioned it to be disappointing, which I can't argue because I haven't been to any other non-hotel Magiquests, but it was still much more elaborately themed compared to the Great Wolf Lodge locations. I actually remember staff in medieval costumes roaming around to assist people with their wands. I also remember having a lot of fun exploring and finding hidden passages. When I was a 12 year old who was obsessed with fantasy, it was awesome in its opening year. It's a shame that it had to close in such a dire state.
the closest one to me is six hours away in Garden Grove CA and it's connected to a wolf lodge, is that even one of the good locations? Unless the lodge has good service and the place is a good location spot, I doubt it'd even be worth the trip regardless the quality of the game.
+ZeroHazard I'd try to look up videos or reviews of that particular place. The Great Wolf versions are definitely hit or miss, but the more recent ones seem to be better integrated. I've only been to 5 MagiQuests, and they vary greatly from place to place.
The closest one to me is the Pigeon Forge location. If you want to experience the most, go there! There's also a mission impossible esque later maze, a mini golf, and the world's largest mirror maze, so there's lots to do!
@HYPNOPOSSUM unfortunately they ruined the mirror maze and put in an arcade. The maze is a graction of what it used to be and my family was quite saddened by it.
If you're looking for another one of these and you're able to travel at all- there is a irl escape-from-the-locked-room game in Seattle. www.puzzlebreak.us/ I have been told, working with your teammates is important, making it a little more group based than these.
Dude, Magi Quest is the bomb. I had a 3 night stay at a Great Wolf Lodge, and did all of my theme park stuff during the day, and nothing but Magi Quest at night. I managed to become a master Magi. All I got was a pin.
+Neo Muñoz "I spent three nights playing Magi Quest, and all I got was this stupid pin."? XD
If I remember correctly all I got was a “wow you did it” type thing on screen
@Olivia 757 hah
Man when I was younger I wanted to play this so bad. My parents actually promised that we would go to great wolf lodge one summer... the same summer they got divorced. Needless to say that never happened and my childhood dream of waving a plastic wand around were crushed.
+Nilrem I'm 35. Never let that dream die.
+Nilrem Me and my friends went and did Magi Quest at the ages of 21, I'm sure you can still do it. Although if you do happen to try it I would agree on not doing the Pennsylvania Poconos one if you can help it. Sadly that's the one we tried.
Please if you don't have anything nice to say about the pocono one then don't say it at all
Logan Colletti same good
@Olivia V. It's probably not the worst, but it is pretty basic compared to some of the other locations. It does have a boss fight with a dragon at least, sadly no vs. area though.
I went to and loved the Mertyl beach location, it breaks my heart to hear it shut down D:>
I became a master magi on the regular magi quest in a day
Now that is something that I would love to see in my area!
I'm sure that Purell dispenser helped with the immersion, haha.
Eh I mean the "Wonderful Cleaning Elixir!"
Yah for Wisconsin! No one ever talks about coming Wisconsin, is nice to know were wanted in some form.
+GameEnding I got a soft spot in the state growing up in Northern Illinois. Most of my fonder memories involved trips to Wisconsin.
+ChaosD1 I'm from Illinois as well
NEEEEEERD! but seriously, this looks fun on a campy level, kinda surprised things like that are still around.
My gf and I stayed at a local great wolf lodge for Valentine's Day. We played a lot of magiquest and now I want to visit other lodges
Maniac536 well come down to great wolf lodge in the Pocono I work at MagicQuest
3:09 As a kid I gravitated to more physical based classes like Warriors and Paladins and the like. Now I'm a grown ass adult and... well, I'd still rather roll a Warrior. I was a geek in school but the idea of being a geek in a fantasy setting never seemed like wish-fufilment if you asked me.
Er, keeping this on topic, the worst thing to happen to most kid-based physical mediums is the children themselves destroying everything that can be pushed, pulled, slammed, punched and kicked.
Thank god for the hand sanitizer!
Myrtle beach SC closed last year and i just went and saw the empty building yesterday. its so sad :(
That magiquest location was my first and only time playing Magiquest.
I'm sad that the Myrtle Beach one failed due to poor maintenance. I mean, it was in a huge building in an extremely prime location next to the Ripley's Aquarium and it always seemed pretty busy. The video mentioned it to be disappointing, which I can't argue because I haven't been to any other non-hotel Magiquests, but it was still much more elaborately themed compared to the Great Wolf Lodge locations. I actually remember staff in medieval costumes roaming around to assist people with their wands. I also remember having a lot of fun exploring and finding hidden passages. When I was a 12 year old who was obsessed with fantasy, it was awesome in its opening year. It's a shame that it had to close in such a dire state.
Magiquest is fun. Gone to great wolf lodge in Wisconsin dells. Haven't for a while. The Illinois one is nice too. Nice too see a review like this.
5:51 AM ....why am I watching this.....
+muzumaki619 I know right? It's like a weird drug trip.
BRUH ITS 5:51 am for me rn
What a fun idea. Wish I had heard about these before.
I just came back from magic quest. It's so much fun. You can make your own wand. It is hard to find what you would need. 5/5 rating.
i pass the pigeon forge magi quest every day....
so im guessing u live near Gatlinburg...
Also the poconos pa is home to big Boulder park snowboarding and free sling resort where the jfbb freeski and snowboard trains together
No one cares, sperg.
I would like it if you can level up and upgrade your wand and fight other players or work with them to fight other monsters it would be cool that way
the closest one to me is six hours away in Garden Grove CA and it's connected to a wolf lodge, is that even one of the good locations? Unless the lodge has good service and the place is a good location spot, I doubt it'd even be worth the trip regardless the quality of the game.
+ZeroHazard I'd try to look up videos or reviews of that particular place. The Great Wolf versions are definitely hit or miss, but the more recent ones seem to be better integrated. I've only been to 5 MagiQuests, and they vary greatly from place to place.
ChaosD1 Will do, thanks
+ZeroHazard Closest one for me is multiple countries away :P
The closest one to me is the Pigeon Forge location. If you want to experience the most, go there! There's also a mission impossible esque later maze, a mini golf, and the world's largest mirror maze, so there's lots to do!
@HYPNOPOSSUM unfortunately they ruined the mirror maze and put in an arcade. The maze is a graction of what it used to be and my family was quite saddened by it.
By the way with the one in Pennsylvania if you ski or snowboard make sure to check out big Boulder and Jack Frost
Well, this looks awesome. Going to have to keep an eye on that Garden Grove location when it opens up...
love to see you tackle True Dungeon for one of these.
To think I spent the Week in the dells playing DND and watching Star Trek.
this hotel was the best hotel I've ever been to. too bad magi quest was in a hotel and not in a fake world to explore.
Been thinking about it.. did he ever play Dungeon fighter online?
Pa’s great wolf lodges shadow and magi quest is fun and hard
If you're looking for another one of these and you're able to travel at all- there is a irl escape-from-the-locked-room game in Seattle.
www.puzzlebreak.us/
I have been told, working with your teammates is important, making it a little more group based than these.
Hey I love the one in pa
this looks amazing
+Daniel Solorzano I concur. These places look like they would be a blast.
But there was only one chest that was forced open by a 4 year old
further proof that all the best shit is back east :(
Andrew Schembri where I am lol
YOu should check out Eternal Crusade.
Bro I went there!!!
But please if you are going to talk badly about a place please make sure you do not do it in a rude way
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