MagicQuest Media Reviews

My kids still love this place. We usually spend abt 60 minutes each day here

Rip off! For both of our girls to do everything there it was $100 and some change. On top of that if you don't finish all the quests in the time they give you then you have to BUY MORE TIME. WTF!

Visited this place with my wife. It was very fun because the quests were fun to do. You get to rent a wand if you're there just to experience it. You could buy a wand if you want to come back and continue your quest, visit other locations, or simply keep it as a souvenir. There is there's different realms to checkout at this location with lots of objects to interact with.
Would recommend staying for a few hours to enjoy a lot of the quests, and if you're stuck on a task a guide will help you out!

Loved the magiquest game, the mirror maze was very impressive and the blacklight mini golf was very fun!

So much fun for kids of all ages. Go for the 4 pack deal. It won't disappoint. Buy a key.

We hadn't played mini golf here in years so we brought our daughter with us to check out the fun. She had a blast in this glow in the dark golf game. We loved the pirate theme and talking with Madam who told our fortune. The staff at MagiQuest were fun and super helpful.

MagiQuest was a hidden gem I wasn't expecting to turn out. I though it was going to be geared for small kids, but instead I found myself wanting more when our allotted time was up. The combo package is insanely cheap for a mini-golf, Mirror maze, a laser (maze?) And not to mention the MagiQuest itself. Wear tennis shoes and expect to be there half a day at least. 7/5

I'm not into this place, but my kids love it! They will spend hours here if I let them. They have several activities to choose from, and they are reasonably priced.

My son was there for an hour and he enjoy it every single minute of it.

Not worth the cost of admission. The place is really dirty and rundown. As first time visitors, the training was not particularly useful. Younger kids need parent assistance at a level that essentially prevents the parent from playing, yet they still charge the parent. Dying batteries in the wands and dirty sensors result in frustratingly slow play. The staff knows the technology is buggy and failing and just shrug their shoulders.
Downstairs, the laser maze has the potential to be fun, but you would need to crawl on your belly to do it and the place is so filthy, you would be wise to avoid that.
The pirate golf is tattered and worn and so dirty. You feel like you are in one of those Dateline episodes where they use black lights to expose filth in hotel rooms.
The mirror maze is fun, but needs a cleaning so you don't see smudges everywhere, thus making it easy to distinguish what is a mirror and what isn't. It is not lit up like the brochure, so don't expect that.
Overall, it's worth maybe $5/person....definitely not $21/person.

Kids loved the mirror maze and wand quests upstairs. Laser room and mini golf were uninspiring. Would return again just for the wand quest.

I was 18 years old when I went and I had so much fun. It was amazing

Since it was raining this was a great way to have fun and not get wet! We all had a blast!

This place was so boring. Complete waste of money! The vault being the worst part. A tiny room with lazers? Really? Even my 5 year old did not want to do it. Save your time/money and just drive on passed this rinky dink place.

Intended for kids but my wife and I had a blast as adults

I brought my 12 year old son here looking for something to do indoors to beat the heat. What a pleasant surprise it was to discover this place. We thoroughly enjoyed our quests and the staff (who all speak in wizarding character) were friendly and helpful.

If your child (or your inner child) enjoys Harry Potter or Lord of the Rings, get them off of their devices and moving around these beautifully designed set pieces.

Again, the staff were among the nicest and most interesting people we met on our visit to Tennessee.

We spend an hour or two here every time we travel through! We love that we can pick up where we left off and the adventure continues in new amd interesting ways.

Fantastic place. If you have little ones under 3 you might have a harder time but still fun.

The main adventure is a good... Had problem with one quest, as did my friend... weren't looking for anything free, but none of the workers believed us... The mirror maze is probably the best around. Loved it... Blacklight mini golf was fun but not really a challenge, still a good experience.

Perhaps I am judging them too harshly with this review but I want to put some facts on here for you. We did not see the whole facility so I am basing my review soly on my experience in the "Magi-quest" game itself. Of course the facility clean, and the environment seemed to be safe for Children 5 and up. The game costs $12 an hour for starters and the "magic wand" they try to sell you for $25.00 is little more than a television remote. The secret is out folks, its not magic. Just clever marketing. Very sadly the quest game is designed for someone who has been in there before, knows where everything is and is proficient at the game. One hour isnt enough to crack the surface and like I said you pay hourly.The RF remote magic wand apparatus only worked about 25% of the time and that included me flicking it with my wrist as demonstrated by staff. The game confused my son, it angered my wife. It just wasn't fun unless your in to that sort of thing. And its still probably wont be fun even if you are. Theres tons of places to blow your money. If It were me Id just pass this one up.

We were impressed and looked the magic experience on the top floor.

I was really surprised how much my 14 year old enjoyed this, requested to go back next day. Good package deals. Mirror maze was kinda lame, but kinda neat for the 4 year old, not very big, some broken Mirrors, some arcade games did not give tickets like it said. Golf holes were cute, fast, perfect for short attention spans...

My 7-year-old LOVED this. It was just like his favorite video games. Find the blue crystal, talk to the gargoyle, wander the forest aimlessly. If you're like my son and that's your idea of a good time, Magiquest is for you. It was annoying that his grandparents had to pay $7 to spectate.

My husband , myself and 3 of our children went while on vacation. We really enjoyed it. I can't wait to go again!

Very fun! Husband and I did the quest and it was actually very challenging. 4 stars because they made us buy wands instead of rent them. Which will be useless since we are on vacation and likely won t be back. There were still more adventures and quests we did not complete so it could last you all day which makes it worth the cost.
Im also sure the other activities would be fun. Staff was friendly and helpful!

Was unsure about this purchase on the day of purchade, as the Mirror maze was quite neat but was unimpressed with glow in the dark golf, and lazers. Came back next day for actual MagiQuest and had a blast! Definitely go at a less busy time so you have the time to move around freely. We extended for a second hour of gameplay it was so fun!

Not just for kids! I went with my husband and we had a blast! Definitely not as well advertised as it should be!

So much fun!!!! Highly recommended!
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A week later and my girls are STILL going on about being MasterMagi's. This is the place to go to burn hours!

Great place to take your kids. It's a little pricey to get started, but worth it if you have young kids.

The mirror maze is amazing! The actual "MagiQuest" segment is super enjoyable as well!

So much fun! We enjoyed all the games. We actually ran out of time (1hr) to do the MagiQuest.

Had a great time with my son. Definitely worth going back

Amazing place to go to, most employees are helpful. The only reason that I give it 3 stars is that when I went today there was an employee that kept coming into the room where we were trying to fight a dragon and slinging around something on a rope which was audioriouly distracting. For almost 30 minutes he continued to come into the room every few minutes .

This place is so much fun for kids and adults alike. It has magic for the kids, and quests that make you think for the adults. It's also a real version of hidden object games!

Great place for the kids. Friendly staff and a decent value.

I loved the decor, it was a lot more immersive than the great wolf lodge locations. As far as I know it's the last stand alone MagiQuest and you should Frontline check it out before it's gone

Very interactive and somewhat challenging. Fun for all ages and the package deal is worth it!

This place is super fun especially if you are into fantasy. Even if you aren't the pirate golf is super cool.

What a great time, we love this place. Wish we had one closer to home.

It's a fun place with a lot of things to do definitely worth going.

Its fun to do with kids a lot of exercise really have to pay attention at the beginning

Upstairs is A LOT of fun for all including grownups!!!

Very cool place for my five year old. He really enjoyed the magi quest

Would not let u buy ultamint package because they will not sell wands

My husband and I had never visited Magiquest before so decided to give it a try while on vacation. While it was fun it became repetitive after a while so we did not purchase any additional time to finish our "quests." While we initially only wanted to purchase tickets for Magiquest we learned buying a combo ticket was actually cheaper. Weird, but that's what we did. We also enjoyed the mirror maze and pirate golf.

It was the dopes. The master wizards are great and show much hospitality!!!!

Lots of great fun. We got the combo package and played 60 minutes of the RPG, went through the Odyssey mirror maze (very well done), each got one attempt at the The Vault laser dodging challenge, and played through the 18 hole blacklight mini golf course. Price was very reasonable for all the fun that we had!

Mirror maze 5 stars
Putt putt 4 stars
We did the magic quest next and it was WAY. To much for us and out 6 year old daughter . Even we the training class we were SO LOST and quit 10 mins in. Go look at it before you pay

My family and I cannot get enough of this place. We had 3 hours of fun. Even when we were having trouble with our adventures, the staff definitely stepped up and helped us. I can't wait to go back!

We've been here before and we were pleased to see that repairs have been made since our last visit! The staff who helped us get set up was very friendly and we had a good time! Will be back again....

I love the quest. I would recommend spending all day here and buying as much time with your wand. The game is so fun for both adults and children. Everyone runs around trying to find items with their wands. And the mirror maze is a must too. Takes forever to get through.

We like to play this as a family. 2 grownups and a child. We all have our own wands and toppers. We always play for a few hours when we know know we are staying around a Magiquest. It's not that expensive once you are set up and you can take your wands to any Magiquest and play. My kid loves it and we think it's enjoyable. The mirror maze and putt-putt is average.

We only went through the mirror maze here. Had a blast!

Fun, but I recommend buying a full two hours of magiquest instead of adding another hour afterwards.

I did not want to go at first due to a ot of negative comments but I gave it a try since my son wanted badly. Quest was really fun. My son is 7 so I was worried that it would be too advanced for him but he had a blast. I bought him his own wand so there was no trouble. Golf was a loss of time for me since I do not like it anyway. Mirror was cool but too short. Lazer attraction (forgot how to call it) is fun for kids. Employees of the place are super friendly and ready to help anytime. Overall I liked our experience. I would say it is not cheap but very interesting and worth your money. I definitely would recommend it to anyone.

Overall a good value. Definitely geared more towards the young and young at heart. Could use some crowd control like spacing out the groups of play at put put to help keep from playing on top of each other. Expect to be run over and pushed aside by other children when doing the Magic Quest. Not employees fault, more issue with parents. For my family it was a better value to go with Groupon then it was to pay at the door.

Love the scavenger hunt. My kids and I had a blast.

Think i was to old to understand. But my grandsons loved it.

Basic fun for all. Mirror maze. Laser room. Putt putt golf.. one of the better set ups we've seen btw. And the quest. I can totally understand why some people didnt like it. Directions are basic. If you dont have a game mind it seems silly (hubs and bubs enjoyed, me...meh). It would be cooler if there were missions but it was total seek and find. All wands worked, my guess is those that complained theirs didnt likely didnt properly activate. A solid stop in my opinion.

This is great for kids when they are ready to follow the instructions of the game. It's also really fun for adults.

Cool place to spend some time with the kids, going on a Magic quest. You have to read the clues and find the articles needed to level up to become a Master Magi. This place also offers putt putt indoor golf and a mirror maze! It was a blast. The prices are pretty reasonable, where you can get all three. You can t do it all in one day so you will have to return to finish your quest.

Careful...some folks don't take the proper precautions of staying 6ft away...mentioned it too cashier she stated they are aware and nothing they can do...all while the people behind us walks up closer to us while we purchase our tickets

Good food and good service. There was a live band there and they were pretty good too.

Love the mind challenge of this game! Lots of family fun!

Lots of fun!! I have been there just about every time I'm in the area. They have added a nice arcade since my last visit. Get the ultimate (?) package. The house of mirrors and mini golf ((indoor) neon lights are awesome.

This place is so fun. My family and I did the one-hour package and felt like it wasn't quite enough time to finish all the quests. If I were to do it again I'd opt for the hour and a half. This quests require a bit of reading and a decent amount walking around. Even though there were much younger kids there, I probably wouldn't recommend for children less than 12 or so as there is a lot of attention to detail required.

Fantastic, I interactive family activity. My kids and husband loved playing, even went back the next day to finish the quests.