Walt Disney World Quest: Magical Racing Tour

Walt Disney World Quest: Magical Racing Tour (2000)

by Crystal Dynamics, Eidos Interactive
Genres:Racing
Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer, Split screen
Story:Walt Disney World Quest Magical Racing Tour boasts more playable characters than any kart racer before it (a total of 13 are offered), and each of the game's tracks allows you to maneuver a different vehicle. Instead of being confined to just a go-kart, you'll get a bobsled, or a rocket ship, and several others. Collect a myriad of power-ups to your vehicle such as Mickey coins which allow you to race a little faster with each additional coin you collect. Or use the guided bottle rocket to get a speed boost and home in on your opponent. You can also collect items that can be used against your opponents like the frog spell, which will leave them hopping in your dust. Or launch an acorn at them and send them flying out of control.Show more
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user avatar@Le-Freakuser avatar@Le-Freak
January 29, 2025
Still a great cart game which supports splitscreen. I used to play this one with my little sister and some friends. The times we had! Would love to be able to play the game again. A couple of my friends still remember this gem!
Oh what a game! I still get flashbacks of this game from time to time. It's probably the first racing game that made me appreciate track-design & atmosphere; it had several cool tracks that I'm still fond of like the Rock 'n Roller Coaster, Pirates of the Caribbean, Haunted Mansion, Space Mountain, etc. Funny enough, I even recall being bought to Disney World one or two years later after I got the game. So I felt like this game was preparing me for what was to come; I was beyond excited! This game being brought back via GOG would feel like icing on a cake for me.
user avatar@Laariounuser avatar@Laarioun
April 04, 2025
I used to play this game when I was a child. We didn't have a Nintendo but a PC, so this was our only and first kart-racing game. I remember playing it on a shared keyboard with my brother. I loved that the game was set in Disney World, and each race was a different park attraction. Would love to play this game again.
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