The construction walls have come down around Level99 at Disney Springs, giving guests their first clear view of the completed exterior. The angular, color-shifting facade now stands fully exposed along the West Side as the venue counts down to its opening at the end of June. Here is a look at the finished building, how it stacks up against the original concept art, and what to expect when the doors open.
The Walls Are Down at the West Side

For months, construction walls hid this stretch of the Disney Springs West Side. They have now been removed, and the full Level99 exterior is visible from the walkway for the first time.
The venue takes over the footprint of the former NBA Experience, a space that also houses City Works Eatery & Pour House. City Works remains open next door, and the two entrances now sit side by side beneath the finished facade.
A Color-Shifting Facade in Perforated Metal

The standout feature is the angular skin that wraps the entrance. Iridescent panels shift between deep blue and purple depending on the light, and the surface is covered in small triangular cutouts that give it texture up close.
The peak rises to a sharp point above the doors, with the Level99 logo and a vertical wordmark mounted near the top. The structure leans forward over the entry, creating a bold silhouette that draws the eye from across the walkway.
How the Finished Building Compares to the Concept Art

The concept art Level99 shared earlier set clear expectations, and the finished building largely matches it. The twin arches, the forward-leaning peak, the vertical wordmark, and the neighboring City Works entrance all line up closely with the rendering.
The main difference comes down to lighting. In the concept art, the arches glow with pink and blue neon outlines, and the facade reads like a luminous dotted screen at night. In daylight, those arches are bare perforated metal, and the dots turn out to be physical triangular cutouts rather than lit pixels. Even with that change, the daytime result stays true to the overall design.
The Entrance and Digital Display
A large circular digital display sits above the main doors. During a recent visit, it cycled through Level99 branding, including the “A World of Challenges” tagline.
Below the screen, a bank of glass doors forms the primary entrance. The Level99 logo also appears on a secondary display facing the City Works side of the building. This circular display carries over from the former NBA Experience and remains one of the defining features of the structure.
What to Expect Inside

At 46,800 square feet, the Disney Springs location will be the largest Level99 venue to date. The space spans two floors and is built around a central two-story bar.
Guests will find more than 60 life-sized mini-games spread across the building. The format leans into hands-on, real-world challenges rather than traditional arcade machines, giving the venue a different feel from other entertainment options at Disney Springs.
Opening Date and Tickets
Level99 is set to open on Monday, June 29, 2026. Tickets go on sale Monday, June 22, through Level99.com, giving guests about a week to plan ahead.
The exterior work is now complete, and the focus shifts to the opening itself. With the facade finished and signage in place, the building is ready for its debut on the West Side.
Conclusion
Level99’s completed exterior signals that the Disney Springs project is close to the finish line, with the color-shifting facade, sharp-peaked entrance, and circular display all in place. The finished building tracks closely with the concept art, even if daylight reveals perforated metal where neon once glowed. With tickets going on sale June 22 and the venue opening June 29, guests will soon get to step inside the largest Level99 location yet.

