63 Real-World Mini-Games Are Coming to Disney Springs: Level99 Sets June 29 Opening

By entgrove · June 16, 2026

Level99, the real-world social gaming venue, opens at Disney Springs West Side on June 29, with tickets on sale June 22. The 46,800-square-foot, two-floor venue packs 63 life-sized mini-games — the most of any Level99 — plus a two-story bar and scratch-made food.

Level99, the real-world social gaming venue, is bringing more than 60 life-sized mini-games to Disney Springs. The 46,800-square-foot playground opens on the West Side of Walt Disney World's shopping and dining district on Monday, June 29, with tickets going on sale Monday, June 22 at Level99.com.

Three Ways to Play

Designed for adults and teens, the venue offers three modes of play: cooperative Challenge Rooms, competitive Player-vs-Player Duels, and an interactive art scavenger hunt threaded through more than 40 original art pieces — the company's biggest installations yet. At check-in, guests receive an RFID-powered "Veloband" that unlocks every challenge; Players can attempt each game as many times as they like, in any order, with each round lasting about one to four minutes and built for groups of two to six. Progress even saves between visits, so guests can climb the leaderboard across any Level99 location.

Signature Games

The Disney Springs location packs the most games of any Level99 to date. Signature challenges include:

• Axe Run — race across a narrow beam while dodging swinging axes to hit the finish button as fast as possible.
• Ninja Swing — use ropes to navigate a series of increasingly tricky platforms, earning Stars based on how far the group advances without falling.
• Mansion Banquet — play dinner-party planner, solving quirky logic puzzles to match finicky guests with their ideal seat, entrée, and drink before mealtime.

Food, Drinks, and a Two-Story Bar

Beyond the games, a two-story bar anchors the venue, with scratch-made food and craft beverages. Menu highlights include:

• Loaded Elote Guacamole — charred corn, queso fresco, lime crema, Tajín, cilantro, and tortillas.
• "Roni, Roni, Roni" — a Detroit-style pizza with 24-hour cold-fermented dough, Ezzo cupping pepperoni, housemade red sauce, pecorino romano, Calabrian chili, and fresh basil.
• House Burger — 100% domestic wagyu, sharp white cheddar, caramelized onion, brown butter aioli, and brioche.

Players can order at a first-floor kitchen window, at the bar, or from satellite bar carts on the second floor, with handcrafted cocktails and local beer on tap.

"We're thrilled to bring Level99 to Walt Disney World Resort and share it with the millions of visitors who come to Orlando each year. As a company founded on innovation and groundbreaking themed entertainment, it is a natural fit to now be at a place built on those very same ideals." — Matt DuPlessie, Founder and CEO, Level99

Debbie Hart, Vice President of Disney Springs, added that the venue fits right in: "We know our guests love the variety of experiences here at Disney Springs and Level99 is a perfect addition… we have over 150 ways to shop, dine and play and Level99 is adding to the experience in a big way."

Hours and Tickets

Tickets start at $29.99 per Player for intervals of 1.5 and 2.5 hours of play, with a premium pass add-on offering expedited check-in and special gifts. Operating hours:

• Monday–Thursday: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
• Friday: 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
• Saturday: 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.
• Sunday: 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

What This Means for Disney Springs Visitors

Located adjacent to the Drawn to Life Cirque du Soleil theater and House of Blues, Level99 becomes the fourth location in the chain — joining Natick, Mass.; Providence, R.I.; and Tysons, Va. — and the latest addition to a district with more than 150 ways to shop, dine, and play. For Walt Disney World guests looking for a high-energy, re-playable evening out beyond the parks, the June 29 opening adds a genuinely new kind of entertainment to Disney Springs.