Disney Fans Are Buzzing as Level99 Opens at Disney Springs — 63 Mini-Games, Wagyu Burgers, and a Two-Story Bar
Level99, the real-world social gaming venue, opens its largest location yet at Disney Springs on June 29 — packing 63 life-sized mini-games across two floors of the West Side. Beyond the games, the 46,800-square-foot space serves scratch-made food, Detroit-style pizza, and handcrafted cocktails, and the first 500 players on opening day score a commemorative pin.
One of the country's fastest-growing real-world gaming venues is about to call Walt Disney World home: Level99 opens at Disney Springs on Monday, June 29, packing 63 life-sized mini-games, a two-story bar, and scratch-made food into the largest location the brand has ever built.
Tucked onto the Disney Springs West Side, the 46,800-square-foot venue is Level99's fourth location overall — joining sites in Natick, Massachusetts; Providence, Rhode Island; and Tysons, Virginia — and its very first in the Southeast. Tickets went on sale June 22 at Level99.com.
The Buzz
Level99's Disney Springs debut is lighting up Disney fan circles because it's the chain's biggest venue to date — 63 mini-games and its largest-ever art installations — and its first foray into Florida, landing right on the West Side of one of Walt Disney World's busiest shopping-and-dining districts. For Orlando locals and annual passholders, it's a brand-new, adults-and-teens-friendly reason to spend a night at Disney Springs that has nothing to do with a ride queue.
What Is Level99?
For the uninitiated, Level99 is a "social gaming" concept built around proprietary, real-world physical and mental challenges — think an adult playground crossed with an escape room. There are three ways to play: cooperative Challenge Rooms, competitive Player-vs-Player Duels, and an interactive art scavenger hunt woven throughout the building.
At check-in, guests receive an RFID-powered "Veloband" that unlocks every challenge in the venue. One price of admission gets you unlimited play — you can attempt each game as many times as you like, in any order, by tapping your band on an entry screen. Games are short, social, and endlessly re-playable, each lasting about one to four minutes and designed for groups of two to six. Level99 even saves your progress across locations, so you can climb the leaderboard and earn rewards over multiple visits.
Every game is created, developed, and designed in-house at Level99's own production facility in Massachusetts, and the team rotates new challenges into its venues over time. The mix spans strength, dexterity, balance, and mental aptitude, with skill and accessibility information posted on each game's entry screen — including options for players with mobility limitations.
63 Mini-Games — the Most of Any Level99 Yet
The Disney Springs location raises the bar with 63 total mini-games and challenges spread across both floors, plus the company's biggest art installations among more than 40 original pieces. Signature games include:
- Axe Run — race across a narrow beam while dodging swinging axes, slapping the finish button as fast as you can without stepping off course.
- Ninja Swing — use ropes to navigate a series of platforms, each trickier than the last, earning Stars based on how far your group advances without falling.
- Mansion Banquet — step into the role of dinner-party planner, racing to solve quirky logic puzzles and seat finicky guests with their ideal spot, entrée, and drink before mealtime.
Detroit-Style Pizza, Wagyu Burgers, and a Two-Story Bar
The food is no afterthought. Level99 leans on scratch-made dishes with imaginative flavors, anchored by a two-story bar at the center of the venue. Signature menu items at Disney Springs include:
- Loaded Elote Guacamole — charred corn, queso fresco, lime crema, Tajín, and cilantro, served with tortillas.
- Roni, Roni, Roni — an award-winning Detroit-style pizza made with 24-hour cold-fermented dough baked in a steel pan for a crispy cheese frico, topped with 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 a brioche bun.
Handcrafted cocktails and local beers on tap round out the menu, and players can order at a first-floor kitchen window, at the bar, or from satellite bar carts stationed on the second floor.
"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," said Level99 Founder and CEO Matt DuPlessie.
Disney Springs leadership echoed the enthusiasm. "We know our guests love the variety of experiences here at Disney Springs and Level99 is a perfect addition to make even more fun memories with friends and family," said Debbie Hart, Vice President, Disney Springs. "We have over 150 ways to shop, dine and play and Level99 is adding to the experience in a big way."
Tickets, Hours, and Opening-Day Perks
Tickets start at $29.99 per player, offering intervals of 1.5 and 2.5 hours of play, with a premium-pass add-on available for expedited check-in and special gifts. To celebrate opening day, the first 500 players at Level99 at Disney Springs on June 29 will receive a commemorative pin upon entry. Operating hours are:
- Monday–Thursday: 11 a.m. – 10 p.m.
- Friday: 11 a.m. – 11 p.m.
- Saturday: 10 a.m. – 11 p.m.
- Sunday: 10 a.m. – 10 p.m.
You'll find Level99 adjacent to the Drawn to Life Cirque du Soleil theater and House of Blues, adding to a district that already boasts more than 150 shops, restaurants, and leisure activities. The brand isn't slowing down, either: four more Level99 venues are under construction in West Hartford, Connecticut; King of Prussia, Pennsylvania; Paramus, New Jersey; and Raleigh, North Carolina.
Why Fans Are Buzzing
Disney Springs has quietly become a destination for big, non-ride entertainment — from Cirque du Soleil to House of Blues — and Level99 slots neatly into that lineup as a high-energy night out aimed at adults and teens. With 63 games, unlimited replays, and a from-scratch kitchen, it gives Walt Disney World guests a genuinely different way to spend an evening, and gives Central Florida locals a reason to keep coming back. Level99 confirmed the opening date and venue details in its official announcement, and with the doors swinging open on June 29, the only question left is whether you can beat the leaderboard before last call.