Club 33 - How can I dine there?

[epcotbistro]

Other than being a member, is there any other way I can dine there? It is my dream!!

 

[Corpsebride]

Sorry but unless you have a friend who is a member of Club 33, who can get you in, there is no way to eat there.
Im sorry to tell you the bad news.

 

[tink2dw]

Some Companies have Retirement Dinners there.

 

[Disney Dreams]

Some Companies have Retirement Dinners there.

... if they have a corporate membership. Which goes back to "if you know someone."

 

[DoomBugger]

Ya, unless you know someone you have a better chancve of eating dinner in The White House.

 

[perlster]

Unless you consider being a member of a certain online Disney-related board "knowing someone", there is another way.

 

[Joy2theWorld]

We ate there a few weeks back and I have to say, it wasn't at all what I had expected or hoped. The food wasn't all that great. DH's bisque was fantastic, but that was the only memorable part of the meal. Also, it was very loud inside the dining area itself. I am glad we had the experience and I bought some Club 33 goodies, but it just wasn't what we had hoped.

 

[dr&momto2boys]

Unless you consider being a member of a certain online Disney-related board "knowing someone", there is another way.

 

[austinosphere]

Let me put out the bat signal now: If someone would like to get to know me and later invite me to Club 33, I'd find a way to return the favor.

Remember, dreams CAN come true!
j/k

But they can...
Just sayin....
Club 33.....
You tell me when!

 

[iloveftwilderness]

what companies and who do we need to know?

 

[godalejunior]

That would be interesting to know what companies have a membership, such as Kaiser Permanente, etc.

 

[Disney Dreams]

Unless you consider being a member of a certain online Disney-related board "knowing someone", there is another way.

hmmm..... I would love to eat at Club 33 too.

 

[Disney_Villain]

If you can't get a Club 33 membership . . . dine at Walt's in Paris Disneyland (on Main Street) . . . the food and service are much better and the ambience is the same or better. Walt's was modelled on Club 33, but does not require membership and is easy to book.

 

[davidsprincess]

If you can't get a Club 33 membership . . . dine at Walt's in Paris Disneyland (on Main Street) . . . the food and service are much better and the ambience is the same or better. Walt's was modelled on Club 33, but does not require membership and is easy to book.

For some it might be easier to get into Club 33 than it is to go to Paris!

 

[Danauk]

If you can't get a Club 33 membership . . . dine at Walt's in Paris Disneyland (on Main Street) . . . the food and service are much better and the ambience is the same or better. Walt's was modelled on Club 33, but does not require membership and is easy to book.

We always eat at Walts when we go to Disneyland Paris, although like one poster said it might be easier for some to get into Club 33 than get to Paris! I always ask if we can use the lift to go upstairs in just so I can pretend I am at the real place (the lift is a replica of the club 33 one)! We eat there again next month and I am really looking forward to it.

 

[JenDisneylandlver]

Pretty sure there is no list of companies floating around. If you work for one, you'll know it (or maybe go in and ask). My guess is they'll only let employees of the company use the membership (and maybe only certain employees too).

My DH's company isn't a member, but he works with someone from another company that was a member. We've gone twice this way. It's just one of those by chance things really.

Honestly as a true Disney fan, there would be nothing like Club 33. A place where the public can go in Paris wouldn't cut for me either. Part of the magic is that not everyone can go there. That it was made special for "special guests" by Walt. We've always found the food wonderful, and seeing everything in there was just special. Being able to walk out on the balcony and watch everyone below? Just nothing like it.

Not that I can exactly just hop over to Paris. LOL But even if I could, still would not be the same. I feel truely lucky that we've been able to go twice to Club 33.

 

[Disney Dreams]

For some it might be easier to get into Club 33 than it is to go to Paris!

Actually.... probably not. That's what makes it so special.

 

[tink2dw]

hhhmmmmmmmm....and not for others!

 

[disneegrl4eva]

Let me put out the bat signal now: If someone would like to get to know me and later invite me to Club 33, I'd find a way to return the favor.

Remember, dreams CAN come true!
j/k

But they can...
Just sayin....
Club 33.....
You tell me when!

sorry to bust the bubble but your not getting any special love here most of us here have had that dream for many many years

Pretty sure there is no list of companies floating around. If you work for one, you'll know it (or maybe go in and ask). My guess is they'll only let employees of the company use the membership (and maybe only certain employees too).

what companies and who do we need to know?

ATT is one of them.....most of the fortune 500 companies give it as an option for retirement dinners of more than 30 years of service

 

[DoomBugger]

For some it might be easier to get into Club 33 than it is to go to Paris!

Shoot, it may be easier to fly to Paris! You can buy a plane flight in a matter of minutes but you can't just go buy your way into Club 33 so easily.

I've been to DL more than most and have wanted to go to DL's Club 33 for over 25 years and still fantasize about it but I am honestly reserved to the reality that it probably will never happen.

The point is, don't feel too bad about it and don't obsess too much as it is only a seriously over-hyped and over-coveted (only because of it's exclusivity) restaurant with food being made in the same kitchen as The Blue Bayou.