Level99 is ofically open at Walt Disney World. The interactive social gaming venue officially opens its doors to the public today at Disney Springs West Side, bringing 63 life-sized mini-games, a full scratch kitchen, a two-story bar, and more than 40 original art installations to the former NBA Experience building on the West Side.
What Is Level99?
Level99 is a social gaming venue designed for adults and teens. Inside 46,800 square feet of space, you'll find 63 physical and mental mini-games spread across two floors — everything from dodging swinging axes to cracking logic puzzles to navigating rope courses. Games last 1 to 4 minutes each, are designed for 2 to 6 players, and can be played in any order, as many times as you like.
There are three ways to play:
- Challenge Rooms — cooperative gameplay where your group works together
- Player-vs-Player Duels — head-to-head competitive games
- Hunt Art — an interactive art scavenger hunt built into the venue's 40+ original installations
At check-in you'll receive a Veloband — an RFID wristband that unlocks every game in the venue. Your scores and progress are saved to your player profile and carry over to future visits at any Level99 location.
Tickets
Tickets are on sale now at Level99.com. Pricing:
- 1.5-hour session — $29.99 per player
- 2.5-hour session — $39.99 per player
- Premium Pass Upgrade — an additional $19.99, adding expedited check-in, a limited edition Veloband, 10% off merchandise, and an exclusive pin
Our recommendation is to go for the 2.5-hour session. For $10 more you'll feel less rushed and cover significantly more ground. During our preview visit we played 23 of the 63 rooms in two hours at a good pace — there's a lot to get through.
Walk-up entry is available, but with this being a brand new opening in peak summer, booking your date and time slot in advance at Level99.com is strongly recommended.
The first 500 players through the door today receive a commemorative opening day pin.
The Games, the Food, the Art
For a full breakdown of what to expect inside Level99, our recent coverage has everything you need:
- Full review — we played 23 games during the media preview and cover everything from the gameplay experience and age policy to lockers, noise levels, what to wear, and parking. [Read the full Level99 Disney Springs review →]
- Full menu and prices — the complete food and drink menu with every item and price listed, from Detroit-style pizza and wagyu burgers to craft cocktails and over 20 local craft beers. [Read the Level99 Disney Springs menu guide →]
- The art program — a guide to the 40+ original installations from 23 artists around the world, including two from Central Florida, plus how the Hunt Art scavenger hunt works. [Read the Level99 Disney Springs art guide →]
Practical Information
Level99 is located at Disney Springs West Side, next to the Cirque du Soleil Drawn to Life theater and across from House of Blues. The closest parking is the surface lot directly behind Cirque du Soleil, or Orange Garage. Parking at Disney Springs is complimentary.
You do not need a ticket to visit the bar or food area — walk-ins are welcome to eat and drink without purchasing game access.
Free lockers are available in two sizes inside the venue, secured with a four-digit code. Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes and breathable clothing — the games involve running, jumping, and climbing. Level99 is fully indoors and air conditioned, making it a strong option on a hot day or during Florida's summer rainstorms.
For group bookings and private events, visit Level99.com.
Operating Hours
- Monday – Thursday: 11am to 10pm
- Friday: 11am to 11pm
- Saturday: 10am to 11pm
- Sunday: 10am to 10pm
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