LEVEL99, the sprawling two-floor entertainment complex that recently opened on the West Side of Disney Springs, is best known for its 60-plus physical and mental challenges. What most guests walking past don't realize is that a full-service restaurant and two-story bar are operating inside — and you don't need a game ticket to sit down and eat.
The trick is simple: when you arrive, find a LEVEL99 team member near the entrance and let them know you're there only for food or drinks. During a recent visit documented by the Disney Food Blog, guests who did this received a special stamp and were waved past the regular player check-in line, no Veloband or game purchase required.
The menu is far from an afterthought. Diners can order Detroit-style pizza by the slab or whole pie — including the Roni, Roni, Roni topped with pepperoni, house-made red sauce, pecorino Romano, Calabrian chili, and fresh basil — alongside a House Burger made with domestic wagyu, Birria Street Tacos, Korean BBQ Sticky Wings, and Loaded Elote Guacamole. The drink list covers craft beers, wine, frozen cocktails, zero-proof options, and specialty cocktails like a Hibiscus Old Fashioned and a Mango Habanero Margarita.
Because LEVEL99 is still a new venue, the dining-only entry process could shift as operations settle in. Capacity, private events, or busy periods may affect access, so it's worth asking a team member before joining any line. That said, this is shaping up to be a genuinely useful option when nearby Disney Springs restaurants have long waits — or when your group is divided between puzzle-solvers and people who'd rather park at the bar.
This report comes from the Disney Food Blog.
