Level99 at Disney Springs is not just an arcade with a fresh coat of paint. The West Side venue features more than 40 original art pieces spread across 46,800 square feet, making it the largest art installation of any Level99 location anywhere. If you walk through without looking up, you are missing half the experience.
Quick Summary
- Level99 Disney Springs features 40+ original art pieces across 46,800 square feet.
- It is the largest art installation of any Level99 location to date.
- 23 artists from around the world contributed work, including 7 from Florida.
- The art doubles as gameplay through an interactive scavenger hunt called Hunt Art.
- Level99 Disney Springs is open now, with tickets starting at $29.99.
The Scale of the Art at Level99
Walls, hallways, and ceilings throughout the venue are covered in giant murals, sculptures, animations, and large-scale visual pieces. This is not background decor. Every piece was installed by the artist themselves, and each one comes with hidden easter eggs, surprises, and humorous details worked into the design, which means the space rewards a second and third look.
The Art Is Also a Game
Here is what separates Level99 from a normal gallery walk. The art is part of the gameplay itself through Hunt Art, an interactive scavenger hunt that challenges players to find specific hidden objects called glyphs within the artwork throughout the venue. When you spot one, you identify it at a Hunt Art kiosk to earn stars and climb the Level99 leaderboard.
This turns the art from something you glance at while walking to a room into something you actively hunt through. It gives kids and adults alike a reason to slow down and study every mural instead of rushing to the next game.
23 Artists From Around the World
Level99 selected 23 artists for the Disney Springs location, with a deliberate focus on representing the local community alongside international talent. Seven of the 23 artists are from Florida, including two from Central Florida.
A few standouts from the lineup:
Naomi Haverland (Orlando, Fla.) brings bright colors and eclectic subjects with skillfully rendered realism, sitting at the crossroads of skill and fun.
Juan Travieso (Lakeland, Fla.) uses bright palettes and colliding textures that balance the organic and geometric, rewarding patience with new details on every look.
Alex Yanes (Miami, Fla.) combines collaged characters with hand-finished woodwork for a distinctive material mix.
Danny Doya (Miami, Fla.) juxtaposes classic subjects against graphic backgrounds, encouraging a fresh perspective on familiar imagery.
Matt Moore (Charlotte, N.C.) greets visitors at the entrance with layers of vibrant color that set the tone for the whole venue.
The full roster also includes Tirso Paz Sans (Bublegum), Brian Lewis (JEKS ONE), Jeff Huntington (Jahru), Sydney Prusso, Tony Diaz, Dawid Paradowski, Sophy Tuttle, Brian Butler, Ernest D’Elia, Adam O’Day, Taylor Smith, Lauren Young Smith, Jerel Dye, Jason Naylor, Matt Corrado, Thomas Turner, Jill King, and James Peterson.
What to Look For When You Visit
If you want to get the most out of the art at Level99 Disney Springs, do not rush straight to the games. Walk the hallways first and look up, since several pieces are worked into the ceilings and upper walls where it is easy to miss them in the excitement of finding your first game room.
Pull up the Hunt Art game on your first visit even if you are not planning to compete on the leaderboard. It gives you a built-in reason to notice details in the artwork that most visitors will walk right past.
Final Thoughts
Level99 Disney Springs turned its art into as much of a draw as its games, and that is a rare combination for a venue like this. Whether you are there for the leaderboard or just curious about the murals, budget extra time to actually look at the walls. Forty-plus original pieces from 23 artists is not something you want to speed past on your way to the next game.
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