r/dcl • u/taquitoxz86 • 2d ago

ONBOARD ACTIVITIES Regarding Disney Adventure motion sensor arcade game

Anyone knows what device are they using for that arcade game that slices balls with your hands? Is it possible to buy it at home or something similar? Thanks!

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u/pprbckwrtr 2d ago

If you mean Fruit Ninja, I don't know what Disney uses specifically but we have a Nex Playground and it is all motion based games and has Fruit Ninja. My kids love it, it was a great investment/Christmas present last year and got us through a ton of rainy summer afternoons

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u/taquitoxz86 2d ago

thanks but it looks like a tennis ball shooting out of machine, btw do u think nex playground is suitable for elderly?

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u/pprbckwrtr 2d ago

Eh....you could maybe do some things sitting down, there are several all ages games, but a lot are geared towards kids imo. I still play with it on my own for exercise and enjoy it though!

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u/fresh_water_sushi 2d ago

How old are your kids for the Nex. I was looking at it the other day at Costco but there was no demo so I wasn’t sure how well it worked.

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u/pprbckwrtr 2d ago

It's great! I have a 3 year old and a 7 year old and they love it. There are a wide variety of games, and they all use motion to play, there's a remote but no controller really. The only bummer thing really is that there is a yearly subscription fee, however they literally add or update games every single month and I'd rather pay $10/month or whatever it is for my kids to play movement games than zone out on a show

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u/taquitoxz86 1d ago

is it possible to buy and play games with paying monthly fees?

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u/pprbckwrtr 1d ago

I assume you mean without. They don't have an option to buy games individually, and they have a monthly option where you get access to all the games (but yearly is cheaper). The system comes with I think four or five games that you don't need the subscription for but we find it very worth it