Have you ever played the free interactive games at Disney World? It took us three visits before we even realised there were these amazing Walt Disney World games you could play in the parks. If you’re looking for some unique things to do at Disney World then you’ll love these ideas.
The great thing about all the games mentioned in this post is that they are suitable for all the family. Adults can play alone if they wish, there is no upper age restriction. I do enjoy a scavenger hunt, and a Disney scavenger hunt in the happiest place on earth makes it even more exciting.
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Animal Kingdom Wilderness Explorers
Wilderness Explorers is one of the great free Disney games to help you explore Disney’s Animal Kingdom park. We have visited many times and I know we haven’t seen it all.
If you would like to follow in the footsteps of Russell and Dug from Up!, then sign up in Discovery Island and become a Wilderness Explorer.
There are over 30 different badges to collect for your field guide from a Veterinary badge, Yeti badge, Dinosaur badge and many more. Cast members can be found at nine different locations around the park waiting to help you along your journey.
You can spot them as they have orange satchels which hold the ever important sticker badges to put in your field guide once your mission is complete.
Being a Wilderness Explorer in Animal Kingdom is a great way for children of all ages to take part in fun activities, and it’s also educational but without the children realising it. You can keep your field guide with you and complete over numerous visits if you want to.
Your Wilderness Explorer locations are easy to spot around the park by looking out for the wooden circular signs.
This Disney scavenger hunt is a great way to interact with the cast members, and we all know that chatting with the cast members is a great way to find out all the Disney World information we didn’t know before.
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A Pirate’s Adventure – Treasures of the Seven Seas
If you’re looking for things to do at Magic Kingdom, Captain Jack Sparrow needs help to find secret treasures in Adventureland. To begin this interactive quest, you need to sign up at the Crow’s Nest in Adventureland which is just by the entrance to Adventureland near Pecos Bills.
There are five missions to complete A Pirate’s Adventure, all taking place in Adventureland. Each mission will take around 20 minutes to complete, but you may be rewarded with some very special if you complete all the missions.
To play you need to collect your talisman card, or alternatively you can use your Magic Band. After each successful mission you will receive a treasure finder card. You can take as long as you want with each mission and start and stop throughout the day which is a bonus.
A Pirate’s Adventure is a great way to see all of Adventureland. I don’t know about you, but we walk into Adventureland for Pirates of the Caribbean, stop for a Dole Whip Float and ride Aladdin’s Carpet if the standby queue isn’t very long, but that’s about it.
Seeking out the interactive decorations in Adventureland is amazing when you play A Pirate’s Adventure, as before we didn’t really notice them, let alone know they were part of an interactive game.
Ducktales World Showcase Adventure
You can join Scrooge McDuck, Donald, nephews Huey, Dewey and Louie, Launchpad and Webby in search of priceless treasure.
This interactive scavenger hunt uses the Play Disney Parks mobile app, where guests take a trip around World Showcase discovering exotic destinations, exciting mysteries, and maybe even a few thieves, villains and supernatural guardians of ancient artefacts.
All of these Disney games for kids and adults alike are free to play, and are a great distraction from the rides, parades and shows when you’re looking to see more of the parks without rushing from one ride to the next.
This is so great, have bookmarked for our next trip! Wouldn’t have known about these if it wasn’t for you, so thank you! x
Thanks for the tips, I’m not always all about the rides so these look great.
We loved the Sorcerer’s of the Magic Kingdom game! Sadly one of the portals wasn’t working when we were there so we couldn’t complete it. Hopefully next time. And the Wilderness Explorers at Animal Kingdom looked ace too although we didn’t find out about it until we were half way around so that’s on our list for next time too. Didn’t know about the Pirate’s Adventure one – added to our list!