LEVEL99 at Disney Springs Confirms Age Policy for Its Social Gaming Experience

Feb 20, 2025 in "Level99"

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Posted: Thursday February 20, 2025 3:45pm ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

LEVEL99 is bringing its interactive challenge-based gaming experience to Disney Springs, and you may be wondering about age restrictions. While LEVEL99 is designed primarily for adults, children are allowed under specific guidelines. The company has confirmed to WDWMAGIC that its standard age policy will remain in place at the Disney Springs location.

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Age Policy for LEVEL99 at Disney Springs

Ages 10 and under - Must be accompanied at all times by a paid adult (18+).
Ages 11-15 - A responsible adult (18+) must be present in the venue and reachable by phone throughout the experience.
Groups larger than six - If your group exceeds the size limit of 6 persons, your party will divide into smaller groups for each challenge, and an additional adult will be required in each grouping, for the safety of the minors present.

Is LEVEL99 Appropriate for Kids?

LEVEL99 describes itself as an “adult playground,” and many of its challenge rooms are physically and mentally demanding. While kids can participate, younger children may struggle with certain games. Parents will need to consider their child’s comfort level with climbing, problem-solving, and team-based challenges.

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Sirwalterraleigh30 days ago

What you talking about, Willis? Other than the one they built 28 years ago? I am always hopeful they will all finally get a job…but that’s just me

JEANYLASERFeb 22, 2025

This looks awesome! Definitely planning on checking it out too!

joanna71985Feb 21, 2025

This looks awesome! Definitely planning on checking it out

ToTBellHopFeb 21, 2025

She definitely buried the hatchet several times during fights with her husbands.

Agent HFeb 21, 2025

🤓er um actually we have no proof she ever threw the hatchet

networkproFeb 21, 2025

Perhaps you would give Constance from the Haunted Mansion a run for her money...

JohnDFeb 21, 2025

That will be a factor of the brand. They have other experiences in Natick and Providence and are expanding to DS. So they have their own incentive to keep their brand fresh.

ToTBellHopFeb 21, 2025

Same. By having "NBA" in the name, they immediately excluded a lot of guests. There's nothing in the Level 99 concept that immediately turns people away. One key thing here will be the need to update it. They failed to update Disney Quest frequently enough which contributed to its declining popularity. At a certain point, you need returning visitors.

DoubleSwitchbackFeb 21, 2025

Appreciate the reporting! That aligns with my experience. Really young kids won't enjoy as much, not because it's "adult" in the way that bars are adult, but because physically they might not have the height/strength/strategic thinking etc. for all challenges (similar to how they might struggle more with some games at an arcade than others).

doctornickFeb 21, 2025

I don't feel like it would need to be "heavily" themed to Disney but having some of the challenges be Disney themed would probably be a plus. Of course, the biggest thing that would have it be "successful" in terms of attendance would be to include a pass for it as part of "Water Parks & More" (or whatever that ticket upgrade is called nowadays) and/or the highest tier of Annual Passes. Reading over the website, this looks like a solid addition and I'm excited by the positive reviews from folks here who have experienced other locations. I don't know if it will "work" but it seems like a good concept to try out. It definitely seems like something that my family would be intrigued by.

doctornickFeb 21, 2025

Was it more "broadly appealing"? I think a ton of people would have no interest in an NBA themed venue no matter what the games or experience were like (how age appropriate, etc). I have no idea if this will succeed, but I never thought the NBA Experience was a good idea just because it seemed to have a very limited potential audience to me.

Basil of Baker StreetFeb 20, 2025

I dont know. It seems people like Disney stuff while in Disney World. Not the NBA, etc. If this is heavily themed to the mouse, maybe. If not, I just dont see it working out.

AylaFeb 20, 2025

I LOVE ax throwing…though my husband was a little concerned at how good I was for only the first time. 🤔 🤣

tnemgifFeb 20, 2025

Level99 in Natick has been chock full of kids having a blast both times that I’ve been. A dozen large tables are always reserved for kid birthday parties. And I’ve had multiple groups of kids and tweens excitedly lecture me (unsolicited) on the best way to solve a challenge. Disney charges $45 on top of theme park admission for tours of greenhouses. I think this will do fine, especially for locals.