Club 33

Takes, yes, very chingon but very difficult to enter. You need to meet people with leverage to enter and only with reservations.

Pretty much you have to know a member to get a referral. Then there is a deposit (something like 20k) to get on the list. They have to open it up for memberships (someone has to give one up) then you get to wait. There are background checks involved as well. Much easier to befriend a member than to become one. That said I've been able to have dinner there twice and it is definitely worth it!

That's not true. It's not the only place they serve alcohol. They serve in Cali Adventure. Duh.

This is a great place! The food is amazing though very expensive. For the true Disney fan the experience of being inside is probably worth the money. Not only was the club Walt's creation, but there are several wonderful pieces of Disney history inside.

You cannot. A membership is required.

Yes there is. At Disneyland you can have the world of tank tops and flip-flops and other casual attire that you might find more at a beach than at a restaurant. Club 33 is not formal, but it does expect its guests to be fashion conscious in their casual wear. Jeans are ok -- but not those danky stained worn out ones. Perhaps a tank top is nice for a lady but hopefully it extends beyond the waistline and doesn't show off her tummy. If you are going for a dinner dress us if you were going to a nice restaurant please.. you don't need a tie but a collared shirt is nice, perhaps some slacks if you're a guy. For the gals perhaps a nice dress or pant suit or matching blouse and pants are all good. Think of it as what you would wear to a nice restaurant for dinner and what you would wear to a nice bistro for lunch and you would probably be okay.

No you can not. From.whst i.understsnd now you even need a recommendation from a member in good standing.

The first rule about 33 Club is Do not talk about 33 Club

Yes

Initiation fee of between $25,000 to $50,000, with annual dues as high as $30,000, and a 10-year waiting list. Good Luck!!

I do not believe it is online, as it is technically a secret club. I have eaten there half a dozen times and the menu is basically always the same.

6 course meal with several selections for each one. Excellent wine and drink selections too!!

Its a extra way for Disneyland to offer restricted access for a fee. More importantly though its about creating a nostalgic experience. Not just anyone goes in. But every members face is known by the emplyees. They pamper & indulge patrons earning every penny they make in tips. This place was Walts old cottage then personal restraunt before he opened it up as a Members Only Club. This place is a experience in itself.

It’s 25 years closed waiting list

You need an invitation from a member. Reservations only