Level99 Disney Springs Adds Game Instructions to All Entry Screens

By WDWMAGIC Staff · Monday August 31, 2026 11:34am ET · "Level99"
Level99 Disney Springs Adds Game Instructions to All Entry Screens
Level99 at Disney Springs has swapped Hints for full Instructions on all 63 game entry screens, showing players the goal, rules, and star info before they start.

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Inside Level99 at Disney Springs

Level99 at Disney Springs has made a small but useful change to how players can prepare before entering a game room.

Instructions have replaced Hints on all game entry screens, giving players the option to see exactly what they're walking into before they start.

Previously, the lightbulb icon on the bottom right corner of each entry screen offered a hint. That same icon now displays a pop-up with three pieces of information:

  • Goal — what you're trying to achieve in the game
  • Rules — how the game works
  • Star info — how stars are earned

Using the instructions is still completely optional — and Level99 says they'd prefer you don't. Part of the appeal of Level99 is figuring out a game once you're inside, and that experience hasn't changed. But for players who want a bit more structure before they tap in, the information is now there.

The change applies to all 63 game entry screens at the Disney Springs location.

Level99 Game Room
Photo: WDWMAGICLevel99 Game Room

About Level99

Level99 is an interactive social gaming venue at Disney Springs West Side, featuring 63 life-sized mini-games across 46,800 square feet. Tickets start at $29.99 for a 1.5-hour session, with a 2.5-hour option also available. Book at Level99.com.

Current operating hours:

  • Monday – Thursday: 11am to 11pm
  • Friday: 11am to 11:30pm
  • Saturday: 10am to 11:30pm
  • Sunday: 10am to 11pm

The central bar area
Photo: WDWMAGICThe central bar area

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↩ replying to Nunu
Food and drink is open to all.
↩ replying to wdwmagic
I'll sit by myself at the bar with a T-shirt that says, "LFT."
The food was a mixed bag. Tacos were delicious, the sticky ribs were average, chocolate chip cookie was amazing. Some friends tried the pizza and thought it was just ok.
↩ replying to Disney Analyst
Ironically I saw this place yesterday while walking into the mall.. thinking 'wow, these are just anywhere...'.. and to see the Trackers were invited up to visit that very same location.. makes it a small world :)
↩ replying to flynnibus
Disney is only the fourth Level 99 open
Level99 Disney Springs Review: Is It Worth It?
Level99 has opened at Disney Springs West Side, and after a three-hour media preview covering 23 of the 63 available mini-games, it earns a strong recommendation. Sessions run 1.5 hours for $29.99 or 2.5 hours for $39.99, and the longer option is the better value if you want to get through a meaningful portion of what's on offer.

https://www.wdwmagic.com/attractions/Level99/news/25jun2026-level99-disney-springs-review-is-it-worth-it.htm
↩ replying to wdwmagic
I'm sorry to disagree with your thumbnail.

It should say: "LEVEL 99 - Another Disney Disaster? My honest review!!"

It's almost like your livelihood doesn't depend on the clicks!!!!1!
↩ replying to wdwmagic
Immediately interested. This is a glowing review, and you're always meticulous.
I really want to do this!
It seems a lot like the Universal Nintendo concept blown out and expanded? Which I think is great fun.

This definitely strikes me as viably lasting. The basketball thing was so clearly a dud from moment zero. Happy they have found something sensible for the West End.
Operating hours have already been extended.
Home. Run.
↩ replying to BagOfGroceries
It's been open 2 weeks. If that's the measure of success, everything ever opened is a home run.
Simply matching the hours of Disney Springs.
Now they need to add a true Broadway style theater and put in a Disney Broadway production.