I can honestly say that I didn't expect to have as much fun as I did. What a pleasant surprise it was! I didn't look up too much info beforehand because I didn't want to be spoiled. The website explained that it was a tablet directed quest game and would take about an hour. However, that's out of date. The time allotted for a single game was two hours. Be warned when setting the parking meter! Basically there are four "realms" that each offer quests. When you see a tablet, you can choose to interact with it and accept or deny a quest. You can accept the quest via your group's tablet by selecting the appropriate symbol. Then the wild goose chase begins. Clues send you all over the place to talk to characters and collect the virtual items. Up stairs, through secret passages, tunnels and more. Rarely did we encounter teams that were following the same quest at the same time we were so that was great. As crowded as it got in certain areas, we were all kind of doing our own thing. I believe there were around 16 quests that could be completed, all with varying levels of difficulty and length of time to complete. We made it through 4, and part way through another in our two hours. I was amazed by the level of detail that went into the planning and decoy of this game and all the rooms. It was more interactive than I had anticipated and also tiring! But what a fun afternoon. I'd love to go into more detail but I don't want to spoil anything. The price was fair for the experience and I highly recommend coming here. I am definitely planning another road trip back! read more

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Not for the faint of heart. I have mixed feelings. We went around 11am on a rainy day during spring break. There was a line. It wasn't super long, but it was slow moving because they give each family their tablet and explain how things work. Waiting in a slow line is really hard for kids when they are super excited. I wish the people at the desk just sold tickets and that they had someone in the starting room explain the tablets to a group at a time to speed things up. Some people behind us in line bought tickets in advance online and were annoyed that they had to stand in the same ticket line as everyone else. Buying tickets online does not expedite things at all. There was no line when we left, so maybe late afternoon is a better arrival time. Overall, the design of the questing area is very cool. There is a lot to explore, and there are lots of fun details and secret passageways to explore. My kids are age 7 and 9 and really enjoyed it overall. As a parent, 2 hours was way too long for younger kids. It would have been perfect for teens and adults, but it is way too long for younger kids. We're pretty fit, and we were exhausted by the end because there is a lot of walking and going up and down the stairs. We were also carrying our kids coats and umbrellas as we didn't see the lockers until the end. Tip; Ditch any gear before questing. There are very few places to sit and take a break along the way. This would be a very poor choice attraction for anyone with mobility issues or anyone who can't handle a lot of walking. I wouldn't bring grandparents along on this adventure. We ended up taking a break in the snack area, and they paused our quest, so taking a break wouldn't count towards the 2 hours. I wish we didn't pause the quest because we ended up deciding we were done after 90 minutes of questing time, but 2 hours of being there, and our kids did not want to leave time on the clock. As a parent, this was a lot. My kids were SO excited to find things and explore, but I felt a bit stressed because there are lots of passageways and secret doors, and any time another family exposed some secret entrance, they immediately wanted to run through it. I had to be on high alert to avoid losing them to their impulses to go through any secret passages they stumbled upon. I read everything on their website, some online reviews, and watched videos about Wizard Quest, but I wish I had more info going into this about what to expect. We finished 3 quests. We would have to come back multiple times to complete everything. That would have been nice to know going into it to manage kid expectations. People in larger bodies might have a hard time navigating certain areas because some passages are quite narrow. There are 3 levels. We never made it to the fire area in the basement, and I feel like most of our time was in the earth area. Tip:choose quests that start in different realms to explore different areas. There was a lot of walking back and forth, going back to places we already explored. I wish there was an option to tap for a hint in the app instead of asking the staff. We went inside the tree so many times. When my kids had trouble finding what they needed to complete the task, we had to circle around, come down, and loop around to ask for a hint and then go back up again (and again and again). The staff is helpful, but having to go in circles to get a hint was frustrating for younger kids. They wanted to finish the task and move on to explore new areas. I also wish there was a back feature in the app. When little kids tap through quest details quickly, They miss important information. Both kids had a blast and said it was 4 stars and want to go back. I had fun, but I also feel like I would wait several years before considering a return trip. read more

Only fun for the first 20mins. At first ya the place is fun to explore and the quests are engaging but it gets repetitive fast the iPad and software they use is absolutely atrocious constantly bugging out lags for ages and if you Missclick anything you have to start back at the beginning. Every quest throws you in the middle of nowhere and you just have to wonder u till you find a used candy rapper on the floor and WOW THATS WHAF YOUR LOOKIMG FOR. Won't be going again read more

This place is WAY COOL! I want to go as far as saying that this place is one of the coolest attractions at the Dells. There are 4 levels, and my favorite has to be the water element level. This place is loaded with beautiful art based on the level you are in. A truly beautiful place that has hidden compartments and spectacular art work with a great storyline. You will never be bored here, every time you play you see something you didn't notice before. Pro Tip: A) Wear comfortable shoes! When finding clues you will have to visit multiple levels so you are moving around a lot. It's also best to bring snacks for younger children (there is a place to buy food inside but it's snack options). B) Plan your time wisely. If you are with a group, your family or even by yourself...you only have two hrs with your tablet to figure out quests. This is actually not enough time if you miss a clue. You can buy time, but you have to travel downstairs each time which is tiring and also wastes time when you reach the earth and air elements. I advise playing first, then taking photos later (you'll be tempted to take photos trust me). The faster you finish the quests the better the payout. (You can get coins to get a % off at the store or you can also trade coins to get free stickers) Overall, this is a great place for groups, couples, or small families. It's about 30.00 per person to play and is well worth visiting the Dells. read more

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we got a couple free tickets for part of our party from the Dells diner adventure show. great food and time there. a must see. sneaky Pete's Wild West show was great When we arrived at wizard quest the girl at the counter seamed bothered that we were there. her explanation of the place was so horrible I had no idea what to do. once we were in there it was too hot for my wi and mother in law. they left within 20 minutes because of the heat. once you found people inside the hell maze with a tablet they were nice and pleasant as well as helpful. I accidentally got a bonus 10 minutes in the game from hell and was so relieved when the 130 minutes were over and we left without stopping in the gift shop where staff really didn't seam to want us anyway if you go. good luck. go on a cooler day and hopefully they get some things fixed that are all tore up read more

I didn't participate in Wizard Quest itself but it looks amazing. I stumbled into their shop accidentally from the back route and you're transported to another time. I was especially impressed with their quill purchasing options, as well as inkwells. I'd forgotten my wallet in my hotel room and it was probably a good thing or I'd have probably bought $500 worth of stuff. They have adorable fairy garden stuff and wizard cloaks as well. read more

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It's a work of art, but we all missed the slides, climbing structures, and the ball pit from the old location. We also felt like the new system makes you run back and forth SO much. So, so much. It's hard to enjoy the game and art as much when you're rushing through- And finally, no one told us we could use our "glimmers" to buy more time without spending real money. It's complex and you're rushing to get through- hard to catch things like that. If you have a group of four or more, ask for a second tablet. It's fun for the person holding it but not enough to do for the rest of the group. read more

I don't know how this experience could be anything other than 5 stars! The overall game quality and enormity of the artwork are amazing. The execution of the game technology was nearly flawless. The description of "you are in a video game" is spot on. Too much fun with kids that love gaming, but great for gamers of any age. Truly unique. Fantastic! read more

We loved wizard quest, did it two days in a row. It's pretty challenging but you have to think outside the box!!! Had to even crawl into a prison cell, or into a chamber. It's honestly somewhere you can go back to over and over and still find something new to do read more

At first, I was a little skeptical of this place when I saw the elf ears you can buy at the front desk along with the other DnD/Magic the Gathering/general fantasy nerd paraphernalia in the gift shop. No hate to that character archetype, unless you're my ex from high school, but it's just not my thing. However, I think this is possibly some of the best $30 I've ever spent. This place is MASSIVE and the amount of detail put into it all is insane. There's so many hidden doors/rooms and the experience is so immersive and fun. My boyf and I managed to complete all the challenges in about 4 hours (buying as much extra time with the game money as we possibly could). I would NOT advise bringing children under 12 honestly. The quests are probably too hard, and although small children would likely still enjoy the scenery, they will probably be in the way of people actually trying to play the game. We went in March (off season) and it wasn't too crowded, especially from 5-6, but I do think they shut everything down between 6:30 and 7. If we had gone during a really busy time, I can imagine this could be a frustrating experience. Regardless, the hype is REAL for freaks and normies alike. read more

This place was really cool! We went on a Monday and it was kind of busy. There were so many rooms spanning multiple floors. The quests were engaging and fun! My kids loved it. We recommend for anyone looking for something fun to do. It lasted about 2 hours. read more

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This place is so cool! It's definitely worth the money... probably could charge more tbh. Me and my college roommates went on a little weekend excursion to the dells and we had so much fun here! Super unique, I've never seen anything like it! read more

We've been here a few times, it's always fun. We try to complete as many quests as possible, but I don't think it's possible to do them all in one go. It is a little pricey, but it's definitely worth it. Everyone always has a great time. Adults and kids will enjoy this place. It may not be an activity that we have time for every trip, but it is definitely something we'll do again I'm sure. The gift shop has some really neat stuff too. read more

This was very unique and interesting to do with the family! There are 4 different quests you can take in 2 hours. We did one in a little over 30 minutes and we had enough (4 adults) lol. It kind of got old after a while and we were just tired. Some of the clues weren't great and some things were hard to find- the staff would walk past us and tell us where things were without us asking and then tell us most ppl have a hard time finding them. So they should prob make those parts easier then? Anyway, it was a fun experience in general and I'm sure kids would love it. read more

By far the best thing to do in the Dells! This is is the main reason my family wanted to come back. We played wizard quest 2 years ago and my kids haven't stop talking about it. So we had to plan another trip. We played it again on our first night of our trip and now we are bummed because it's over. We had a blast. Even with being "experienced" players will still didn't get all of the quests done. We are debating on doing this again on our trip. It's so much fun! read more

I'm made an account just so I could rate this location, it is genuinely one of the biggest downgrades I have ever had to experience. If you remember at all what wizard quest was like before they moved building its was very hands on and interactive with the environment. This looks significantly cheaper and 90% of each quest was just walking back and forth between the same places and looking at items behind a glass. A complete waste of money that also tarnished a memory. All that doesn't even consider the fact that one VERY weird aspect was that it looked like all of the drawings of the characters were done by an artist that does "adult art" because they were all so sexual for no reason and it was very uncomfortable. Overall the vibe was very negative I would absolutely recommend almost anything else in the Dells area. read more

It is not inexpensive ($30/pp for adults or kids above 9, and really, this is best for kids in a 9-18 age range) but it is WAY worth it, you get more than enough fun for that. Bring people who are willing to move athletically -- you are going to be crawling through tunnels, going through narrow stairwells, and dashing repeatedly from floor to floor to get the quests done. This CAN be done by someone who's in a wheelchair or mobility limited, but there is no chance of completing most quests on your own. Think of it as an escape room, but huge and broken into mini-quests. Don't assume you will just be there for 2 hours. First, if you play well and make use of the shop function (there's a turtle who will sell you things, he's in the water realm, and just like any good RPG you can sell him useless stuff you are carrying), you can easily get 30-60 minutes of additional game time. There are a number of magic objects that add time. Second, there's a pause function, and if you are spending more than a few minutes searching for "where is this tiny person in this realm?", ask the staff 'wizard' to pause you, take the 10-15min you need to find the thing, then unpause. He's only ever about 2min away from wherever you're searching, so it's a good efficient use of your time. We would never have completed the quests in 2 hours without that little bit of help. (And also useful if you have to hydrate or use the restroom.) The quests themselves all have the same mechanic -- go here, talk to this person, find that thing, now carry it over here. Classic RPG fetch quests. Most involve searching for hidden objects or people. BUT, the setting is so immersive, and there is so much to see, and so many little hiddens, that none of them bore you. Our only regret is that sometimes we didn't realize that we were about to take an action that would get us the "bad" ending for a quest where we inadvertently harmed someone. We ended up a bit more chaotic than we planned. Some quests do benefit from a very involved adult. For instance, there was one involving searching for "Farrison Hord" that definitely was easier because I could flashback to my misspent youth of the 80s. Or the one where you were decoding the lyrics to a song by "Siren and Barnacle". But, assuming you are an adult who likes escape rooms, you'll love this. A flashlight (like on your phone) is also necessary in many cases. Some thigns involve finding objects in very dark dioramas. But, both I and my 2 kids (8yo and 12yo) agreed we are coming back.They say they're going to alter quests to create replayability, so if we're here in a year or so, we're questing again! read more

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the quest is good, but i seen the girl wearing the mushroom hat playing with knifes while sitting at the table in the great hall. I don't think that is appropriate as my kids were already scared from the fire area only to come up and seeing someone with a knife, when i went up to her she hid them there were more than one. Look like she was craving something, my kids were crying and we left. this is very disturbing to me and my wife. I will be reporting this to upper management as the ones there seem to brush it off. read more

This was a truly excellent experience! We came as a family group of 16 and split into three smaller groups to play the game. It was great for all ages in our group -kids and grownups! Would highly recommend this immersive game! read more

Understandable that my 6 and 9 year old cannot roam about unsupervised but to make adults who aren't playing pay is ridiculous. It's not just some measily $10 either! $44/adult!!! To supervise kids and walk through a building!!!! Wow!!! Seems a little off. Let the kids go alone then. They each have a wand and intended to play. We (adults) don't. read more

This was so much fun and far exceeded my expectations. It's a giant fantasy playground gorgeously decorated and designed. You get an iPad and it leads you through a series of quests in the fantasy land. There are different difficulty levels so it's fun for all ages. A must stop if you're looking for a day away from the water parks. read more

What to do in the Dells when it's raining? Find an indoor activity, like Wizard Quest! Teams consist of the group you came with. Each group gets a Kindle-like tablet to guide them on the various quests. There are four main areas, Water, Fire, Air, and Earth. Pick an area and go to one of the displays, select the quest, and get clues to solve the situation. Quests are challenging combinations of puzzles, stories, and adventures. Admission gets each team two hours to complete their quests. My group did four, one in each area, during the time period. It was tough trying to navigate the areas, because maps are not provided, and locations are found through trial and error. One area that was essential to completing a quest was closed off for repairs, with only a small sign divulging crucial info. All told, this is a fun activity for gamers and non-gamers alike, but beware, there is a lot of walking and many stairs to navigate through the quests! read more

Wizard Quest - Lobby/gift shop dragon. - Amusement Parks Near Me - Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin

My husband, three year old son and I really enjoyed our visit to wizard quest. There is lots to see here, and plenty of things for both adults and young children to do. You get two hours to wander through and complete quests to aquire points. However for us it was less about completing the quests and more about exploring the environments and admiring all the hard work and imagination that went into this place. We had plenty of fun here, but the price tag is a bit steep in my opinion. read more

Wizard Quest - Amusement Parks Near Me - Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin

We didn't really know what to expect of this, but it was super fun. Three of us (me, SO and 15 yo) had a blast wandering through the three levels of this adventure. You have 120 minutes to complete as many quests (out of 16) as you can by "interacting"' with a myriad of characters in the four sections - earth, air, fire, and water. You earn some kind of coinage and other rewards - sometimes you can use the coins in completing quests, not sure if there are IRL uses, but a couple of rewards were pretty useful, including an extra 10 minutes added to our time and a discount in the (inevitable) shop. The sets are really cool and the characters are fun. A nice extra thing we learned was that you can have the timer paused if you need a break by going to their cafe. There are employees scattered through the space to help if you get stuck. Some of the quests had challenging bits, so it was nice to get a hint here and there. I'm dinging them a star because the temps were a bit warm. It also would be pretty sweet if you could save your progress to come back another day. Some of the clues/questions were a bit hard to answer due to poor wording (one step asked where a ruby was when you're actually looking for a silver trinket). Fortunately, the programming is forgiving for a few mistakes. The spaces are wheelchair accessible and there are elevators for folks with mobility issues. I don't know for sure, but they may have other accessibility accommodations. There's nothing that struck me as potentially scary for the littles, but there are some ambiguous moral choices one can make (I chose to kill a fairy to save others). One thing to note - it wasn't too crowded when we started, but as more people came in, some spaces got a bit jammed as multiple groups were trying to complete the same step of a quest. Parking is limited on the street but there's a decent sized lot behind the building and a back entrance. read more

We were visiting family in Wisconsin from California and decided to check it out as a family outing. We honestly had no idea what we were doing didn't get through a lot of the quests and my 6 year old was scared of a few things, but we would do definitely do it again. There are 3 floors to explore and many fun rooms to discover. Really felt like we really were in a fantasy world, everything is so detailed and fun to explore and I felt there was always something new to discover even after passing by same area a couple of times. We loved discovering hidden passageways solving puzzles and seeing all the fun characters. We did find ourselves going up and down stairs a lot, and I did do some crawling involved to explore some tight spaces but overrall an awesome experience. My 6 year old keeps talking about this place to us and her friends and wishes there was one in California. read more

Love this unique and family fun attraction. The creative design with slides and secret doors and the interactive tablets to play the game with is genius. You can choose between easy, intermediate and expert game levels and you get 10 lives. You follow clues to answer the questions on the tablet but if you get it wrong you loose a life. I definitely recommend comfy clothing as you crawl, climb, slide and walk up a lot of stairs going back and forth between the realms. There are certain areas that require fitting in to some pretty small spaces but that makes it more fun in my opinion as i assume it was designed mostly with younger kids in mind. I had no problem but im only 5'3. My older parents were in our group and the areas where they couldn't crawl they could just walk through a different way to meet back up with us. My husband 42, myself 36 and my niece 18 all really got in to the quest and definitely enjoyed it. I called ahead to confirm that 7pm was the last playing time and not the time we needed to be done by. However once we started playing the game we were approached with in 5 mins. by an employee offering us help (even though we didn't ask). They didn't assist but instead took the tablet out of our hands and answered the question wrong twice before giving the correct answer resulting in two lives lost right away. I hate that there was a little bit of spoiled fun due to this as we quickly realized most likely it was to hurry our game along so they could close. We had to politely let them know that if we wanted help we would ask and it just made the rest of the experience a little less bright as the employee seemed offended by our request. Even though some of the attraction was closed off/broken and parts looked slightly worn I would have rated 5 stars if not for the lurking employee trying to hurry our family along as this is such a unique and well thought out attraction. read more

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Absolute 5 Stars! SUPER FUN time! Well worth the time and money, especially with the family. Recommend the combo pass with Ripley's to save money, or take advantage of their military discount (if you are able). Be prepared for A LOT of walking, and I recommend working in teams.... Teams of two seems ideal, but no more than 3. And you will NEED the $5 black light to advance through some of the clues so be prepared to pay one flashlight for each team. There are 16 quests to complete, and they all are different difficulties. Tip #1: Wear comfortable shoes and clothes because your adventure will require some SERIOUS exploring. Take a break and PAUSE your game after about an hour. They have a snack bar in the earth realm that is a convenient break stop. There are restrooms throughout the realms so no worries about potty stops. Tip #2: The game is designed to get through 8-10 of the 16 quests, so don't be disappointed if you feel like you are not completing them quickly. Some are easier than others, and they all move through each of the realms so you'll experience each one throughout your quest. Tip #3: The quests often involve a "choose your adventure" alternative which may or may not lead to revealing clues. Not to worry! Make sure you ask the cloaked "guides" walking through the realms for help. They can help you uncover hidden secrets in each of the realms that reveal your path. Tip #4: Incorrectly answering questions during a quest takes away glimmer (points), so don't guess. Again, not to worry.... If you lose all your glimmer, you will be directed to the Whispy Thistle to answer riddles (easy or hard - it doesn't matter.... They are ALL hard). Answer a riddle correctly, and you restore your glimmer and can resume your quests! Tip #5: Google the riddles so you don't waste your precious time trying to figure them out. I know, I know.... That's cheating.... Well, if you're not good at riddles, I would use Professor Google! Tip #6: Probably the most important tip.... This adventure would be tough for young ones. This is definitely geared toward teenagers to adults with the difficulty of the quests and riddles. While still FUN for our little kiddos given the FANtastic design of the realms, they would be hard pressed to figure out the quests without a healthy amount of parental guidance. Overall, this gets a MUST DO! If you like escape rooms and solving riddles, you'll LOVE this adventure! The realms are AMAZING! If nothing else, you'll be impressed by the design and decor of the realms. Enjoy! read more

A find and seek indoor game. Had a really great time with the story line and finding all the items / pictures. Lots of secret ways. Very aesthetic and well put together! Warning, if you have bad knees, a bad back, or just plain old out of shape, this place will kick your ass. I never realized how out of shape I was. Great cardio. I slept like a baby that night with achy feet and ankles. read more

My family loved it. We enjoyed all the secret hidden doors and solving all the puzzles. My son begged me to go back. I wish they had 4 hour tickets instead of just 2 hours. We could spend all day there. read more

So much fun! My fiancé and I went (we're both 23) and it was childlike enough for kids to have fun but adult enough to be challenging and strategic! Really well put together game. It got a bit busy and some of the secret passages are very narrow, some places have difficult stairs, and overall is not ADA friendly for those in wheelchairs or with mobility issues. Would be good to know prior, but neither of us were affected anyway. Great place! Just make sure your kids are old enough to read complete sentences and do the quests and wont be frightened by the different monsters! Would recommend for ages 7+ read more

Our family (me, wife, kids aged 8, 10, 12) loved Wizard Quest. The only critique is that I wish we had more than 2 hours, but that only reinforces how much fun we had with this experience. The quests had varying levels of challenge. I appreciated the mix of searching to find clues and puzzle-solving so that nothing felt too repetitive. I enjoyed the unique atmosphere created for each elemental world. Yes, there's a lot of kitsch. If that's not your thing or if you only do "name brand" fun, then this probably isn't for you. I play 5th Ed D&D and have read all the LOTR and Harry Potter books. I was expecting a poor imitation of these worlds with a heavy dose of overused fantasy tropes. While Wizard Quest leaned into familiar characterizations and commonly used fantasy terminology so that I didn't have to learn new jargon, the world and storylines were original. Overall, a great way to spend most of an afternoon as a family. read more

Hands down the best escape room/interactive experience I've ever been to. I was blown away by how elaborate, detailed, and creative the playing area is and how intricate yet fun the quests are. I can't recommend Wizard Quest enough. It's truly unique and so well executed. A must for any fantasy, escape room, or experience oriented folks. Well done to the owners! read more

This Disney world-quality experience was full of wonder on our trip. It was very immersive and made it look like you were truly inside a magical realm. There was many quests to complete in the storyline, and we were on our feet the whole time we were there. It got kind of crowded and it was not for extremely claustrophobic people, but it was an excellent experience for everyone in our party. read more

utterly sublime and delightful. we were instantly transported to a magical adventure that had us racing around solving quests for a myriad of quirky characters. fantastically implemented technology seemlessly kept us on track and let us play how we wanted to play. a truly 'must play' experience. read more

Truly a work of art-- Wizard Quest is just the best. Fun for kids and adults alike, easily my favorite attraction in the Dells!

wizards quest is fun and will always hold a place in my heart, but for the price it is, it could be vastly improved. i have been going to wizards quest for most my life. i'm of corse mostly talking the old one. recently, i have been to this new revamped one twice now and have had the same experience both times which is that its pricey, the staff energy is lacking and unfortunately sometimes in general kindness. and another issue i had both times is that the tablets have issues and hinder your quests thus causing you to lose time and health. also some statues or things about the quests are extremely confusing and do not match at all. my best example is the fire realm pixies look like monster-high dolls on the tablet but in real life they are little molten lava pixies. so we spent a huge chunk looking for something that had absolutely No resemblance to the tablet picture aside from the fact they are both pixie creatures. there is another quest item that is inside of a glass area stuck in the wall in the fire realm that is a red ruby however it is heavily covered in actual dust at this point, and it is hard to tell what color it is which pertains to a question about it. other issues like the brightness or tablet settings seeming messed up like how dim the camera was, it would not scan the QR code unless we shone a phone flashlight onto the QR stand. my experience with staff each time now is pretty poor. last time a staff member raised her voice at my younger teenager brother for drinking his water bottle a few feet from the snack bar itself. she did not yell but she did raise her voice, i understand the rule as it makes total sense to not drink or eat in the realms, and we apologized but it shook him up i felt bad for him, it was a honest mistake and i felt her energy was not needed, a simple inside voice reminder would have sufficed. that visit as well the staff members were lacking energy sometimes on their phone with a ho hum demeanor like they do not want to be there. last year we found if you asked a question they just outright gave you the answer dryly and not a clue or a hint. theres no guidelines about it that i know of. not sure what the protocol IS, or what they are supposed to do, but i find it lame when some dude with his phone on acts like we are bothering him and he just says "....oh its right there' it breaks the wizard-ing immersion. that was last year anyway, and furthermore today i walked in and it had been raining and i was cold and walking in to the establishment for the first or second time you can feel confused on what to do, thankfully the girl behind the desk will open a dialogue and or ask us a question right??? Nope, she stared at me and my significant other for a huge amount of time until my skin started to crawl and then sucked her lips in staring at us and then told us that we looked sad. what do you even say to that? she said it again a couple seconds after and i felt a bit annoyed because i was hoping to not have a staff interaction like last year and now i haven't been in this building again for more than 10 minutes and someone is telling me how i look or seem?? after all that it was a bit awkward but powering through we got our tablet and two lights which one died after about 10 minutes and the tablet has issues itself. i wont type the answer here but there are quests where you put the correct letters into empty squares to spell the answer, so we put in the correct letters and it fails us! even though it was the correct answer. and one time we needed to go get essence (life) because of it. we put the same letters in the same boxes right after getting the essence and it worked. so take from that what you will i guess. confusing and annoying since we are losing time and wasting it needing to go get essence (for not doing anything wrong..?) also want to add the gift shop is lack luster, lots of space with little stuff, no wands anymore or adult sized hats only found two child wizard hats. it used to be better! no wands or wizards at wizards quest? feels weird.. all in all, my past two visits makes me miss the old wizards quest where any error is truly a user error not a tablet malfunction, and the helpers would role play as wizarding being's and made you feel like you were truly on an epic quest to (at that time) save the wizards and not like you just interrupted them reading in a corner tucked away or on their phone. that being said: if you don't care about these things then you will enjoy it. personally i think the cons are stacking up for the price that it is. i shouldn't feel this way after spending that money, and i never felt this way with old wizards quest. read more

SO.MUCH.FUN!! Visited twice in the same day because when I took 2 of my kids there in the afternoon, we had a blast but only freed 2 of the wizards. We returned in the evening with the whole family and were able to complete all 4! We liked this so much more than a typical escape room because of the secret passages, hidden doors, exploring the 4 realms for clues and on and on. The price for this is very reasonable too! About 1/2 the price of some higher end escape rooms. Everyone in the family was able to contribute to our completing the challenge. There are clues that the adults were better suited to figure out but also some challenges the kids were better suited for (ball pit)...also some good laughs like in the mirror maze...having to tell the kids "if you see your twin coming right at you, stop walking" - more than one literal run in with a mirror...hahaha! Wish we had one of these closer to us! read more

Wizard Quest - Amusement Parks Near Me - Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin

Came in on a whim with the family at around 4:30 PM, not knowing the hours of the store or even what the place was. Ended up not being able to finish due to time, wrapped up early (20 minutes left on the tablet) around 6. Crew (you know who you are dude) was ready to be done with us and we could tell we were no longer welcome. Sorry you had to stay a few minutes late for us. read more

Absolutely loved it! Went with my sisters and we had so much fun doing the quests. The rooms are all so beautiful and the quests are very well made. You could tell that a lot of time and effort was put into the entire experience, and it really paid off. Had an amazing time. read more

Wizard Quest - Amusement Parks Near Me - Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin

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This was so much fun!! I would love to do it again now that we know how to do it better. I had my 6 yr old granddaughter with me and we had so much fun. Was glad someone said to google the answers to the riddles because we needed the help lol. People there were so nice and kind thank you and will do again read more