The new Disney Springs West Side Level99 venue features more than 40 original pieces across its 46,800 square feet, making it the largest art installation of any Level99 location to date.
On walls, through hallways, and on the ceilings, you'll find giant murals, sculptures, animations, and large-scale visual pieces that transform the space into something far beyond a typical gaming venue.
Every piece was installed by the artist themselves, and each comes with hidden easter eggs, surprises, and humorous details worked into the work.
The Art Is Also a Game
Beyond its visual appeal, the art at Level99 is part of the gameplay itself. An interactive scavenger hunt called Hunt Art challenges players to find specific objects — called glyphs — hidden within the artwork throughout the venue. When you spot one, you identify it at a Hunt Art kiosk to earn stars and climb the Level99 leaderboard. It adds another layer to exploring the space and gives you a reason to look closely at every piece.
23 Artists From Around the World
Level99 selected 23 artists for the Disney Springs location, with a deliberate focus on representing the local community alongside international talent. Seven of the 23 artists are from Florida, including two from Central Florida.
Highlights from the lineup include:
Naomi Haverland — Orlando, Fla. Naomi's work features bright colors and eclectic subjects with a skillfully rendered realism. Her pieces bring a sense of wonder and delight, sitting at the crossroads of skill and fun.
Juan Travieso — Lakeland, Fla. Juan's work uses bright palettes and colliding textures, balancing the organic and geometric. His pieces reward patience — every look reveals new details that weren't obvious at first glance.
Alex Yanes — Miami, Fla. Alex combines collaged characters with hand-finished woodwork, balancing bold color with authentic craft. His work brings both material variety and a distinctive voice to the space.
Danny Doya — Miami, Fla. Danny's work juxtaposes classic subjects against graphic backgrounds, encouraging players to take a fresh perspective on familiar imagery. His pieces have the same spirit as the games surrounding them — curious, open-minded, and unexpected.
Tirso Paz Sans aka Bublegum — Lugo, Spain Bublegum brings fierceness and elegance through his signature ornamental style. Detailed layering and skillful gradients create a sense of flow and movement through the venue's corridors.
Matt Moore — Charlotte, N.C. Matt's work greets you at the entrance, setting the tone for the experience ahead with layers of vibrant color and explosive energy. Classic, timeless fun with a modern edge.
Brian Lewis aka JEKS ONE — Greensboro, N.C. JEKS ONE captures everyday subjects with an artistic reinterpretation, using light sources that defy reality to keep players thinking creatively and expecting the unexpected.
Jeff Huntington aka Jahru — Annapolis, Md. Jahru's bold graphic style reveals layers of detail on closer inspection. His work brings electric movement to the center of the venue, capturing the energy of action and play.
Additional artists featured in the venue include Sydney Prusso (Largo, Fla.), Tony Diaz (New Orleans, La.), Dawid Paradowski (London, UK), Sophy Tuttle (Boston, Mass.), Brian Butler (Miami, Fla.), Ernest D'Elia (Milbury, Mass./Chicago, Ill.), Adam O'Day (Abington, Mass.), Taylor Smith (Tampa, Fla.), Lauren Young Smith (Los Angeles, Ca.), Jerel Dye (Boston, Mass.), Jason Naylor (Brooklyn, N.Y.), Matt Corrado (Rockville, Md.), Thomas Turner (Atlanta, Ga.), Jill King (Milwaukee, Wi.), and James Peterson (Los Angeles, Ca.).
Level99 at Disney Springs is open now. Tickets start at $29.99 at Level99.com. Read our in-depth guide and review of Level99 at Disney Springs.
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