Overview
- Level99 officially opened at Disney Springs on Monday, June 29, 2026, occupying roughly 46,000–46,800 square feet and offering 63 short, replayable physical and mental challenge rooms.
- Guests check in, receive an RFID Veloband that unlocks games and saves scores across visits and sites, and can book 1.5- or 2.5-hour sessions with a $19.99 Premium Pass upgrade available.
- Most games require teams of two to six players so solo access is limited to a very small set of activities (notably Axe Run) and the Art Hunt scavenger element can be completed solo.
- The venue pairs the gameplay with a two-story bar, full scratch kitchen and free lockers, and offers pauseable session time and walk-in dining without buying game access.
- Early reporting shows conflicting capacity figures — outlets cite about 1,200–1,400 people while venue messaging spoke of fewer than 900 active players at once — raising questions about crowding and long-term flow management in the former DisneyQuest/NBA space.