Level99 Opens at Disney Springs June 29 — Its 63-Game Competition Floor Has Orlando Fans Buzzing

By entgrove · June 29, 2026

Level99, a two-story "competition socialtainment" venue with 63 physical and mental challenges and a towering central bar, opens at Disney Springs on June 29, 2026. The 46,800-square-foot space is the largest Level99 yet, with tickets starting at $29.99.

A brand-new way to play is rolling into Disney Springs. Level99, a two-story "competition socialtainment" venue packed with 63 physical and mental challenges, opens June 29, 2026 — handing Walt Disney World guests a 46,800-square-foot playground built for adults and teens and anchored by a towering central bar.

What Is Level99?

Pitched as "competition socialtainment," Level99 is part arcade, part obstacle course and part bar — a place where groups compete in real-world challenges instead of staring at screens. Founder Matt DuPlessie says the concept is unlike anything else in location-based entertainment.

"Level99 is a new concept. There's not too much out there that's quite like this," Level99 founder Matt DuPlessie said. "Our creative team has worked in location-based entertainment for decades now... and we were taking all those learnings and saying, 'what is the world missing, what are guests, what are players asking for, looking for that doesn't exist,' and we've built that."

The Disney Springs location is a standout for fans: it will feature 63 games — the most of any Level99 in operation. And because Disney Springs is free to enter, no theme-park ticket is required to step inside.

63 Games and Challenges — Disney Springs Gets the Biggest Roster Yet

The heart of Level99 is its maze of challenge rooms, where teams test memory, agility, speed and teamwork. Among the games guests can try:

• Axe Run — race across a narrow beam while dodging swinging axes.
• Ninja Paths — use ropes and balance to cross the room without touching the floor.
• Rainforest Catch — throw a ball through a hoop for a teammate to catch, all while staying off the ground.
• Starship Specimen — work together to collect "alien samples" and sort them into canisters before time runs out.

Beyond the team rooms, Level99 offers head-to-head duels where two players go one-on-one, plus an art-inspired scavenger hunt that sends guests searching for hidden images within the venue's artwork.

A Two-Story Bar Anchors the Action

When players need a breather, the venue's centerpiece is a two-story bar serving a full menu. Food options include Detroit-style pizza, salads, a house burger made with wagyu beef, chicken sandwiches, Korean BBQ sticky wings and ahi tuna poke. The drink list spans cocktails, craft brews and non-alcoholic beverages, while dessert comes down to two choices: a brown butter chocolate chip cookie and a coconut caramel blondie.

Hours and Ticket Prices

Level99 will be open every day of the week, with hours that stretch later on weekends:

• 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.

Tickets start at $29.99 per person, with both 1.5-hour and 2.5-hour play sessions available.

Why Fans Are Buzzing

Disney Springs has steadily grown into a destination in its own right, and Level99 leans hard into the adults-and-teens crowd looking for something to do beyond a sit-down meal or a shopping run. Because the district is free to enter and park, a night of competition here doesn't have to eat into precious park days — a rare combination at Walt Disney World. For friend groups, families with older kids, and locals hunting for a new hangout, Level99 instantly becomes one of the most interactive things to do at Disney Springs.