Love it here! Such a great idea for family fun! Different quests for different ages. There is always help nearby. You can spend the day or come back & finish. Never seen anything like it!!!! Weve gone twice a few years apart & its so nice to see how well the kids did this time without so much help. Keeps them active & busy!!!

Super fun interactive experience spread on 4 levels. Become a Magi and Immerse yourself into a fantasy world filled with adventures, magical creatures and hidden treasures. Fight dragons and goblins, play with fairies and help pixies. My kids loved it. Many different quests to complete. Well worth the price and you get to keep your magic wand and use it again on your next visit. A must if you are in the Dells.

What a cool experience! It even brought out the inner nerd in my cheerleader best friend! (We are both in our 20s by the way and really got into it) It was slightly confusing at first, but once you get the hang of it, youre sure to have a great time. 100% doing this again next year (hopefully when covid is over and the jungle gym is open again)

Kids love it and its tough. The gamers that work here take their gaming seriously!

We had fun as a family doing the scavenger hunt. We did have 1 daughter who has a hard time with heights so she didn’t do a few of the finds but she had others do it for her. We were there for 3-4 hours and it was reasonable priced as we bought 1 wand and did the magiquest. You don’t have to stay at the resort to do this.

Good Indoor Fun - Great for families! An hour to 90 mins of fun, constructive/critical thinking, and physical activity. Its a fairly small area, but is spread out over 2 floors. We picked the mid-level adventure for myself, my husband, and our 4 y/o son. We finished with just short of 5 mins to spare including our toddler in all quests. Definitely an interesting, unique addition for the trip!

This is my kids favorite activity at Great Wolf Lodge outside of the water parks. We even visit the Bloomington location just to play. If you love fantasy story lines, old school video games, and dont mind lots of stairs and running back and forth this is for you. Play a little, or play a lot.

Was fun with the kids but the climbing part was closed bc of covid which was a bummer bc i needed to get some energy out with the kids

This place is so much fun. My 3 year old loved completing the quests and defeating the red dragon! The employees are also super friendly and helpful.

Alot of it was off limits due to covid but we made do and had fun

Amazing experience with 7 year old child. Lots of exercise up and down stairs. The props are well made and interactive. The staff is informative and enthusiastic. Look forward to coming back and finishing.

The kids had so much fun! It took us a little time to really figure out how it all worked, but it was a great experience. Highly recommended!

My kids and I just love MagiQuest!!! Its so much fun! Definitely gives you a workout though, lots of up and down stairs and walking around to find stuff on quests. So worth the money. Hours of fun! This year we brought some friends and two teenagers did ShadowQuest, they said it was tricky but still tons of fun, just not as easy as MagiQuest...which can be tricky too.

OMG! This was so amazing for the kids and tiring for the parents. We all had such a great time doing all of the quests. The kids have asked so many times to go back!

My fiancé and I came here from MN for the first time after checking out from our overnight stay at Great Wolf Lodge during the first weekend of this new year (1/4-1/5) and we had a blast! If you were staying at the GWL unless you get the Paw Pass or whatever other pass they offer that bundles MagiQuest, itll be a little pricy depending on the wand and whatever topper you get along with the games, but all in all worth it for many hours of fun. Being that were both huge fans of anything fantasy and anthropomorphic, she really enjoyed the characters like the fairies while I enjoyed the many anthropomorphized creatures like the evil wolves and stuff.Best of all, these wands can be reused over and over again at any Great Wolf Lodge or only remaining standalone location in the US in Pigeon Forge, TN, and youll only have to worry about paying for the games since youll have everything you needed from the time prior.

The first three quests were excellent. The rest of the quests you needed to go to floors three and four and they were not handicap accessible.The elevator only went between floors one and two.

3rd time there, kids love it. Some pipe slides were closed. The slide for little ones close by to the vending mashine, not safe at all. It ends right to the concrete, easy to crack a head.

Every time I’ve been there the staff has been very nice and stayed in character. The safety is well enforced as no one was running around too much. The scene is very well set up and the mechanics of the wands and interactive items work like a charm. One thing I will say is that there will be a lot of going up and down stairs.

Great for families, kids 4-9y had a lot of fun. Below 4y may not understand, older kids would enjoy it too, we as adults were entertained as we helped the younger kids. Very good value, the entire family did it together so you only need 1 wand and you can easily spend 4-6 hours beating everything.

Its fun,but unfortunately you can only access the top floors of the game by walking. This is NOT ADA compliant, not to mention people with little ones in strollers clearly come here.

It is only expensive if you quit early and dont play all the runes/adventures (how quick does the $ go at the arcade?). My 6 year old boy loved it (i think we played about 5+ hours). He got frustrated with the hardest adventure (Red Dragon), but with supportful words of encouragement and tips from Jeremiah (thank you!) He did it himself and enjoyed it immensely.

Good place too keep kids busy with the quest. But is alot of running up and down with the kids. I wore me & the kids.

I love the Magiquest, it was very exciting, but it was difficult having to go up and down floors, and back and forth, but it was really cool! my legs were in pain because me and my friend did it for 9 hours straight, but it was a great experience, i still have my wand and we are going to go back yearly to do it!

It is a really fun and cool place but it is VERY difficult to complete it.

Kids and I had so much fun..... Kids each got the $32 package...... We got there at 6:30pm and stood till 9pm. But if your a rebel..... They open from 9am to 10pm, you dont have to stay at the Great Wolf to experience Magiquest.

My kids have played MagiQuest twice a year for the past six or seven years when we vacation at Great Wolf Lodge. They look forward to it and have fun each time!

Fun, fun, fun. Not just for kids, grown ups will have fun with this game too. Your kids will love the magic wand and cape you can purchase. As an adult I enjoy helping my daughter solve the riddles and collect the items in order to complete the tasks. The magic wand also saves your progress so if you dont complete all the tasks in a day, you can come back and finish them. Four floors to climb up and explore. Really a good time.

Kids love it and get lots of exercise because of being on 4 levels. Nice break from the water park.

Youll want an adult to team up with each kid. Was a lot of fun!

Stayed at the hotel connected to thisbplace so checked it out with my granddaughter. Its very cool inside with alot to look at. Its expensive so I didnt do the full effect as a 3 yr old wouldnt enjoy, more for older kids and adults.

This is the BEST place for bringing all ages of kids to run around and we even brought our picnic lunch to eat there all together and it was perfect!

Great way to entertain the kids for days. Its kinda confusing to figure out what to do and little help to guide you. They too are in need of updating, some of the slids/ play areas are boarded looks pretty tacky. If you dont mind this feel free to check it out.

Boys had fun figuring out the puzzles and running around to all the floors for the stations with their wands.

Making your own wand is awesome but I would never pay what they are asking outside guests to pay to play this so called quest. We walked around. Do not mistake this for something thats actually fun like Wizard Quest in the Dells, which is the same price!Good luck to those that decide to waste the money here.

An amazing place for a kids and for an adults the love to have fun and cheap to not expensive to get in

This place was filled with magic. All the quest were fun and and full with going up tunnels and sliding down slides. Once you were done with everything you then felt like a real wizard.

The employee that first explained it to us spoke so fast and quiet that we didnt understand what was going on and were very frustrated. We then heard a different employee explain it to another group and it made so much more sense. After that the game was a lot of fun.

Our daughter had a blast. Just make sure you, as a parent or adult, are completely ready for up and down, and up and down, over and over again!

Great fun for all ages. Individual quests (searching for runes) and adventures (fighting creatures like goblins, and finding things like jewels). Easy to follow clues, slides and lots of accessories to go with wands (belt, capes, costumes for kids, etc) And lovely gift shop. Easy to start and stop as needed (dont need to complete all at one time). Very friendly and helpful staff.

Definitely had a blast! Our daughter was entertained for hours completely quests and adventures, finding gold and runes and discovering clues. Kept us moving around and as others have said a great workout! My only complaint would have to be staffing - only the one person working in the shop is available to help - who is often tied up with other customers or helping to sell merchandise and set up new users. Having one other person working to help answer questions or maybe even giving clues or charging gold for help would be a huge help and would have gotten all 5 stars. Will definitely return and don’t want to downplay the fun!

Wonderful building. Very entertaining, and not bad pricing. My daughter had a wand from a previous trip to Magiquest, so we paid about only $15 for nearly 4 hours of fun in the Dells.

This is a really fun and interactive game for people of all ages. Don’t let the prices scare you away because this was a lot of fun that I’d definitely do it sometime soon again. I do wish they would keep building and try new stuff because after awhile it can get a little boring doing the same stuff over and over again. Did still enjoy what they did have to offer. Really recommend trying this out.

Playing this game is hard even the easy one. Wand is super expensive. Game is complicated. Wish they would use this space more wisely. On a lighter note I love great wolf lodge but all four of us kids and adults hated this game. Waste of time and money! Buyer beware!

We loved the climbing component. It was a more active experience than the other Great Wolf lodge locations we have been to.

Its not necessarily for you ger kids. The directions can get confusing, and kids end up running around pointing their wands at anything and everything, only to abandon it all to go slide down the slides after 5 minutes. Also, some of the items youre supposed to find are not very well pictured in the guide and you dont know what youre looking for, and where to find it.

So much fun for the kids! We literally were able to spend HOURS here and keep the kids entertained without them losing interest. Even with how much time we spent here there was still things we were quests and adventures we were unable to accomplish. Very clean and organized, I highly reccomend it.

The girls love this, as adults we also enjoyed it. Its adventure that makes you think. Great fun with the kids

Our 10 year olds always have a blast!

Very nice staff, kids had a lot of fun. I liked that there was no time limit, and the wands are really cool.

A lot of fun for the kids. We purchased a PAW pass for our kids during our stay at Great Wolf Lodge, which was a great deal overall, and provides a wand and free game at MagiQuest.The facility was nice but some of the climbing and play areas were blocked off. These should be fixed immediately as they are half the attraction for many of the kids.Sir Timothy was very knowledgeable and a great proctor for the playing of the game but should try to let loose a tad.Anyway, great place, great time.

We stay at the Great Wolf Lodge often and this is a great addition to all of the things available for kids to do. The staff was very informative and the directions are great for even beginners. I read the riddles to my 5 year old and he had a lot of fun looking for the clues. Once you have the wand there are many options for quests to entertain the family for many visits.

Cool experience!

I was really skeptical but, this was actually a lot of fun. My son would have spent the rest of our vacation at this place.

I prefer wizards quest but nephew still had fun.

We spent about 8 hours over the course of 2 days playing the games. theres a lot of fun but make sure you have good shoes cuz theres a lot of stairs and walking around.

We are on day 2 having spent 5 hours yesterday. 2 boys 10 and 13 on 2 more hours today. Great activity, worth every penny. Very inter-ACTIVE kids move around the whole time climbing and walking up and down.

So much fun for everyone. Let your imagination fun free.

Fun thing to do with the kids. Be warned you will need to help them and its 4 floors of stairs. You will be up and down those stairs lots of times. Takes 4 to 5 hours to complete everything.

MagiQuest is one of the most wholesome, active, and entertaining attractions we have done with our children in a long time. We went with 7 and 3 year old girls. Both loved the experience, and dare I say, we as adults also had a lot of fun. Imagine playing make-believe with your child with the added bonus of realistic setting, interactive characters, and physical movement through climbing features, stairs, slides, and multiple stories. Our children spent hours here on multiple days throughout the trip. The puzzles and riddles felt challenging enough for young and old alike. The gift store had numerous fun accessories, such as capes, wand belts, and more. The resort itself also incorporated elements of the experience throughout, as if MagiQuest could not be fully contained only in its designated section of the lodge.PROS-A popular attraction for a variety of people, young or old, but children between about 3 to 14 will probably be the best audience.-The attraction takes time to complete. Your money will provide 3 to 6 hours of entertainment minimum, but most likely much, much more.-You get to keep the variety of materials you receive at the start (wands and guide book).-MQ will challenge your children physically as they climb play structures and get from treasure to treasure and floor to floor.-MQ will challenge them mentally and socially as they figure out riddles, listen to hints, and inevitably end up working with other children around them to solve more difficult puzzles.-You can redo any quests or challenges you like after youve completed them.-Subtitles are available for the deaf or hard of hearing.-If you complete MQ, or simply want a different and harder challenge, they offer another experience you can do called ShadowQuest.CONS-As an adult, you may find the attraction physically demanding if you are chasing little ones for hours on end, or end up climbing nets and structures with the youngest in your group. Either way, be prepared for multiple flights of stairs. Thankfully, there is an elevator available for those who may not be able to take the multiple flights or who use mobility devices.-The wands and IR sensors can be a bit touchy at times. Sometimes you trigger something accidentally, or sometimes you have trouble triggering what you need.-Some areas were in need of repair (broken net that was cordoned off, some chests not working properly, some drinking fountains broken).-Pricing and gift shop items may seem a bit pricey for some families, although we felt the length it takes to complete the attraction (multiple days for us) ended up being worth it.-Some of the encounter attractions had long waits (most notably, Charlock, the red dragon duel)TIPS*There is no themed, carpeted stairwell to the top, but the emergency stairwell is available. You can use it to reach the top floor instead of taking the net climb.*There is a mini tree on the first level on the Lodge side of the resort (near the main lobby elevator and waterpark entrance). You can take on new quests or check your status there without having to go all the way back to the MagiQuest building.*Wand toppers arent just a pricey aesthetic add-on. They are not a requirement for any quest or adventure, but each DOES offer actual benefits or powers in the MagiQuest experience itself, if that is something that interests you. They can also be recharged and used again and again within their game ruleset*Look for MQ labels for elements pertaining to the game, as they often highlight where to find the IR sensor for aiming your wand. (SQ labels are for the other experience, ShadowQuest).*If your wand is acting up, try unscrewing the topper and rescrewing it back on. Additionally, wands need a firm flick to work, not just pointing.*Finish one quest before you take on another or you will lose your current progress for your current quest.*Two additional quests are done on the Lodge side of the resort, instead of at MagiQuest, so keep your eyes peeled.*The order in which you find things matters! :)

Not my type of thing, but mt daughter wanted to try it. It was a blast. 4hrs of father daughter time. We loved it. Next time it is ShadowQuest.She ranked Third in points of the day!

Some of the Adventures would malfunction, which was rather upsetting for littles. Great concept & overall fun

My daughter had a great time, unfortunately the quests at the great wolf werent working

The kids enjoyed this so much. Its fun and lets them burn energy from finding all the clues on different levels of the building

I could not follow the game or rules when overly gaming staff was trying to tell me in tech terminology - twice. I gave up and walked out.

Very fun, some of the wand quests are a bit fussy and unresponsive at times, the dragon quest really was fun, but flat out doesnt work most of the time. Kids loved the experience of it all!

This is hands down one of the most fun kids places I have ever been to. 3 stories of adventure fun with slides, anamatronic dragon, adventure screens, and a huge shop of wands and accessories.

Both of our kids had a ton of fun for several hours. We went back for another day while at Great Wolf. Very expensive, but we all had fun. It can be great exercise too with quests on multiple floors.

This place is so much fun and I wish I was still there. Plus there is so much more to do at there resort then just magiquest.

Its the best way to end your day at Great Wolf Lodge. Lots of helpful staff. Can be confusing if you dont follow the directions and listen carefully.

Was a lot of fun but so many stairs. Great for kids!

So fun. We go every year.

It was a little confusing when we first started. Once we figured out out, we had a great time. Its a good thing to do on a rainy day in the dells.

A little pricey, about $35 per kid with the wands (required to play). Kids (7 and 9) had fun just running around but didnt pay much attention to the quests. I would recommend wizard quest over this place.

The kids (ages 6 and 8) had hours of fun! Only issue we had was the lack of guidance in the dragons lair...it was chaotic with kids (and parents) cutting in front of others. It would be helpful if an employee was around to keep order and guide everyone into a line.

It was a fun experience for me and my friends and family I would definitely do it again

We got one wand for the family to share, and its worked out just fine. Quests are varied enough to stay fun despite the common formula of find four objects and bring them to a character. Were about halfway through the quests and fully intend to complete, and well definitely do at least one of the three adventures. Probably 3-4 hours to get through everything.

Fun for almost every kid. Interactive wonderland of mystical adventures.

I wont say I loved it, but the look in my sons face and his level of enthusiasm makes it worth the 5 stars. Definitely challenging for young kids to find the right items and challenging for adults who try to stay with their kids, especially if climbing nets and sliding down slides. My son loved the leaderboard. If you book with a stay at Great Wolf Lodge there are additional adventures that take you into the hotel as well.

Fun concept. My kids loved interacting with all the elements of the game. I would have given it a 5 star rating, but some of climbing nets were closed. All of the elements of the game worked great though.

Surprisingly engaging for my 10 and 12-year-olds. They spent hours going through the various quests and got a lot of exercise climbing up and down stairs.

Super helpful staff. So much fun. Alot of stairs though, unless you take the ropes to move up and down floors. Will totally be back to finish the quests.

Things are broken, Dragon is unresponsive to casting order, ShadowQuest had to be rebooted 4 times before it would work, and honestly in a world of VR gaming, this needs a huge update.Unfortunately it will probably just be allowed to break fown until they close it.It is a repetitve search and find good for very little kids, but they will not have the stamina to finish it. Go play a VR game at an arcade.

Game room its fun and Im old grandson showed me how to play

Fun thing to do. Was a good rainy day activity for us. Dont start it unless you have a lot of time if you want to finish it.

What a blast! My wife and I are in our early thirties and despite the fact that this place is oriented primarily towards younger ages, we had an outstanding time.The building adjoins the Great Wolf Lodge and has a hallway route into it. When you come in youll realize this isnt your average attraction. Initially, youll have to purchase a wand, but you get to keep it! Youll have to pay for the game time as well, but theyre generous timeframes.Once you you through a short introduction youll be turned loose on the building! You get to start in on a fantasy-themed scavenger hunt. This activity can occupy you for several hours and is an amazingly fun time!10/10 cant wait to come back and keep questing!

Kids had great fun.

My 11 year old daughter had a blast! She conquered the MagiQuest game option during one day. Her experience was action-packed & very exciting. The attendant in the shop was friendly & helpful whenever she was stuck on a clue or had trouble with a quest or adventure, which really helped keep it fun instead of frustrating. We will be back for her to do the Shadow Quest game option. I hope its slightly more challenging only because of her older age. If she were 13, this may have been too easy for her.

Nicely done

Very family friendly. Lots of fun for kids and adults

Not really our thing but it was cool to check out and family lived the rope climbing and slides to play on for free

As a Senior Accountant Magi myself, I was very concerned when my bill for two kids and two wands was over $70. However, I was proved wrong by the spell cast upon my children for the next three hours. This is a great place, and a hell of a workout. The kids run up and down 4 stories of stuff questing in order to advance. My sons desire to fight the dragon motivated him in ways I have failed to for years! If you need several hours to kill, and have the money, this place is a good look.

This place doesnt let me do anything

Were (3) thirty-something adults that took (2) 16-yr old girls to MagicQuest where we probably spent 2.5 hours completing the Shadow Quest and had a great time!$20 per (take-home) wand plus roughly $15 each for the girls quest seemed a bit much before we started, but we definitely got our moneys worth considering we only had to pay for the two wands and two quests, not an entrance fee for each individual. $70 for 5 people having 2+ hours of fun in the Dells isnt a bad price! Racing each other to finish first added a fun edge to a game that might not have been as exciting had we simply been cooperating.Had the weather been bad the next day, we might have returned with our pre-purchased wands and completed one of the other quests for just the cost of the quest, but the weather was ok and we were able to hit the water parks, but we will definitely consider returning to MagicQuest next time were in the Dells!There were kids off all ages playing. Its basically a scavenger hunt laid out over 4 floors (lots of steps to climb up and down!). There are stairs, slides, and cargo nets to get you from one level to another. The wands are used to activate and find items on your scavenger hunt, which must be found in a particular order.

Really good attraction for kids who like to solve puzzles and run around and find things. 4 levels with slides and cargo climbing nets as opposed to one level like the one in Downers Grove. This one our kids from aged 5 to 13 all had fun.

Very fun for young children or fans of Harry Potter lol

Great fun and worth the money did both magi and shadow quest took about 6 hrs

If your kids are 4 years old or younger, this is good. NOT for kids over 4 like they say

All 3 of our kids have loved playing MagiQuest for years.

This was lots of fun for the whole family! If you really get into it then you get a little exercise too!

Such a great game for elementary aged children on up. Reading is necessary, and as my color blind husband noted, being able to see color is also necessary. We come here as often as we can to play. Its a great family activity.