Level99 Is Now Open at Disney Springs: A New Way to Play in Orlando

Disney Springs has added an exciting new attraction to its already impressive collection of restaurants, shops and entertainment. Level99 is now open on the West Side, offering an enormous interactive playground filled with physical challenges, puzzles, competitive games and immersive artwork.

Located next to Drawn to Life presented by Cirque du Soleil and across from House of Blues, Level99 is designed for teens and adults looking for something more interactive than a traditional arcade or escape room.

What Is Level99?

Level99 combines the problem-solving elements of an escape room with the energy of a game show and the physical challenges of an obstacle course.

The 46,800-square-foot Disney Springs location is the company’s largest venue to date. It features 63 mini-games and challenges spread across two floors, along with more than 40 original works of art.

Guests can choose from three different ways to play:

• Challenge Rooms: Work together to complete short physical or mental challenges.

• Player-vs-Player Duels: Compete directly against friends or family members.

• Art Hunts: Explore the venue while searching for clues hidden throughout its colorful artwork.

The challenges test a variety of skills, including speed, strength, balance, communication, memory, logic and accuracy. Each game generally takes between one and four minutes and is designed for groups of two to six players.

How Does It Work?

When you arrive, you receive an RFID-powered Veloband. Tapping the band at each game allows your group to enter, play and track its progress.

Admission includes access to all the games, so you do not have to purchase credits or pay separately for each challenge. You can attempt the rooms in any order and replay your favorites as often as time allows.

Level99 also saves your progress, making it possible to continue earning achievements and climbing the leaderboard during future visits.

A Few Challenges to Look For

With more than 60 games available, every group can find challenges that fit its interests and abilities.

In Axe Run, players race across a narrow beam while avoiding swinging obstacles. Ninja Swing requires teammates to use ropes to navigate a series of platforms. For groups that prefer puzzles over physical challenges, Mansion Banquet asks players to solve clues and correctly organize the guests, meals and drinks at a rather complicated dinner party.

Each game’s entry screen provides information about the skills involved and its accessibility, allowing players to choose the best experiences for their group.

Food and Drinks at Level99

Level99 is also a dining destination. The Disney Springs location features a dramatic two-story bar, handcrafted cocktails, local beer and a menu of scratch-made food.

Menu highlights include Detroit-style pizza, wagyu burgers and Loaded Elote Guacamole. One of its signature pizzas, the Roni, Roni, Roni, features pepperoni, house-made red sauce, pecorino Romano, Calabrian chili and fresh basil on a crispy Detroit-style crust.

Guests can order food at the first-floor kitchen window or enjoy drinks from the main bar and second-floor beverage carts. You can visit the dining areas without purchasing gameplay, making it a convenient option if some members of your group would rather watch, eat and relax.

Tickets and Pricing

Level99 offers timed, all-access tickets. Current ticket prices start at $29.99 per person and vary according to the day and time:

• 1.5 hours: $29.99 to $39.99 per person

• 2.5 hours: $39.99 to $49.99 per person

Mondays through Thursdays and Fridays before 5 p.m. generally offer the lowest pricing. Saturdays and holidays are typically the most expensive. Walk-ins are accepted when space is available, but advance reservations are recommended—especially for weekends and holidays.

Prices and operating hours can change, so check the official Level99 website before visiting.

Current Hours and Location

Level99 at Disney Springs
1486 East Buena Vista Drive
Lake Buena Vista, Florida 32830

Current operating hours are:

• Monday–Thursday: 11 a.m.–11 p.m.

• Friday: 11 a.m.–11:30 p.m.

• Saturday: 10 a.m.–11:30 p.m.

• Sunday: 10 a.m.–11 p.m.

Is Level99 Worth Visiting?

Level99 is an excellent choice for a family outing with older children, a teenage birthday celebration, a date night, a corporate event or a competitive evening with friends. Since the venue offers both physical and puzzle-based games, you do not have to be especially athletic to participate.

It is also a welcome indoor entertainment option during Central Florida’s hottest afternoons and rainy summer days.

Level99 gives residents and visitors another reason to spend time at Disney Springs—and proves there is plenty to experience around Walt Disney World even when you are not visiting a theme park.

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The venue details, current hours and pricing were verified through Level99 and Disney’s official information. (Level99)