The gateway to the Explore Zone is the tiger’s head from the "Aladdin" Cave of Wonders, which leads to a 150-foot slide that drops three stories. A "dimensional rift" slashed through a comic book by Maleficent from "Sleeping Beauty" grants passage into the Score Zone. A digital artist's palette is the entrance to the Create Zone. An energetic collage of classic '50s moon-crazy symbols leads to the retro-future of the Replay Zone.

A range of adventure awaits in the Explore Zone, a portal to experience where time is no barrier. Navigate a primeval world in "Virtual Jungle Cruise," where dangers include hungry dinosaurs and a cataclysmic comet. Drive a camera-equipped, radio-controlled car on a "Treasures of the Incas" hunt beneath the glass floor of Explore itself. Fly through the streets of Agrabah on a hunt to release the Genie in "Aladdin's Magic Carpet Ride." Join Hercules and his friends and battle Hades in "Hercules in the Underworld."

The Score Zone offers a "competition city" where experiences are fueled by adrenaline, fast reflexes, and quick thinking. Go sword-to-sword with super-villains as you fly through a 3-D comic-book world in "Ride the Comix!" Rescue Earth colonists under attack while piloting a planetary walker in "Invasion! An Alien Encounter." Jump onto a life-size joystick motion base and hip-check your friends in "}Ýû_ucks Pinball Slam."

Imagination is the key to the Create Zone, an Imagineering studio where it takes only a child’s sense of wonder to realize an artist’s dream. Design the roller coaster of your dreams (or nightmares), then buckle up and ride your creation on "CyberSpace Mountain," a 360-degree pitch-and-roll simulator. Learn the secrets of Disney animation at the "Animation Academy." Create a toy from a vast menu of parts at "Sid's Create-a-Toy," then take it home for real! Indulge in a virtual makeover at the "Magic Mirror." Create a painting of color and movement at the "Living Easels."

The excitement of the '50s space craze sets the mood for the Replay Zone, three levels of classic rides and games with a futuristic twist. Climb into a bubble-top bumper car, choose your role as driver or gunner, and shoot it out with playground-size balls in "Buzz Lightyear's AstroBlaster." Discover a trove of custom redemption games, from "Dumbo's Water Race" to "Mickey's Lunar Rally" and other treasures old and new.

Adventurers can enjoy a respite in two areas operated by the Cheesecake Factory through a new Express concept: FoodQuest, which offers a quick gourmet fix of fresh salads, sandwiches, pizza, and fun foods; and the Wonderland Café, featuring indulgent desserts and drinks. While dining at the Wonderland Café, guests can experience a one-of-a-kind Internet-based attraction, the Wonderland Web Adventures.

Even in its logo graphic featuring "Hurricane Mickey," a swirling variation of the classic mouse icon, DisneyQuest promises to be dynamic, forward-moving, and altogether different from the company'}ݻ_us entertainment experiences.

DisneyQuest has partnered with industry leaders to deliver this breakthrough entertainment product. Key promotional and technology participants are American Express, Compaq Computer Corporation, Hughes-JVC Technology, and Silicon Graphics, Inc.

Disney Regional Entertainment was established in 1996 to create breakthrough entertainment concepts for metropolitan and suburban markets in the U.S. and abroad. These businesses are built on Disney’s creative talents and the popularity of Disney and its affiliated brands. Currently under the banner of Disney Regional Entertainment are DisneyQuest; ESPN Zone, a sports-themed dining and entertainment venue in Baltimore and coming to Chicago and New York in Summer 1999; and Club Disney, family playsites located in Southern California, with openings planned for early 1999 in Chandler and Glendale, Arizona, outside of Phoenix, and in Lone Tree, Colorado, outside of Denver, in March, 1999.