The remaining five-story Orlando DisneyQuest went on to be an imposing and popular site in Downtown Disney, an area that is currently undergoing major renovation and will soon be renamed Disney Springs. And is the founding chairman of DNA Association, focusing on the digital Out-of Home interactive entertainment sector. Kevin has co-authored a book covering the sector called ‘The Out-of-Home Interactive Entertainment Frontier’ (published by Gower). The UK born specialist in the pay-to-play scene is well-known through his consultancy KWP, and as a prolific writer and presenter (along with his own news service The Stinger Report), covering the emergence of the new entertainment market.
Kevin Williams has an extensive background in the development and sales of the latest amusement and attraction applications and technologies. Originally opened in 1998, the Orlando, Downtown Disney virtual entertainment facility was to have been one of over twenty facilities planned however, only a sister site would ever be opened in Chicago, and that would close just over a year from opening. Sad news greeted the VR attractions sector with the confirmation from the Orlando Sentinel that DisneyQuest, the famous Indoor Interactive Theme Park, would be closing its doors in 2016 for the final time.
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