Club 33 pricing announced-open to Golden Oaks residents first

[Disneylover901]

They are pretty much polar opposites. It could help you get a membership into the other one maybe, but there won't be an official policy to jump between them. At least not anytime soon.

Can anyone tell me if the cost is the initial 33k PLUS 15k or is it 33k and then 15k every year there after?

 

[anomamatt]

Can anyone tell me if the cost is the initial 33k PLUS 15k or is it 33k and then 15k every year there after?

First year is initiation fee + first year of dues (plus tax). But the initiation fee is no longer $33K. It’s now in the mid 40s.

 

[Disneylover901]

First year is initiation fee + first year of dues (plus tax). But the initiation fee is no longer $33K. It’s now in the mid 40s.

Are you a member?

 

[anomamatt]

Are you a memeber?

Nope.

 

[Disneylover901]

I would reply to their invitation email with that question.

Can anyone tell me if the cost is the initial 33k PLUS 15k or is it 33k and then 15k every year there after?

 

[anomamatt]

Can anyone tell me if the cost is the initial 33k PLUS 15k or is it 33k and then 15k every year there after?

I just did.

Before the initiation fee went up, the cost of the first year was around $51K. So figure another $15K on top of that now.

 

[2xcited2sleep]

I knew the initiation fee would go up but didn’t expect so much so soon.

 

[Malcon10t]

Can anyone tell me if the cost is the initial 33k PLUS 15k or is it 33k and then 15k every year there after?

The current cost is the initiation, which is now mid-40s, plus the annual fee of about $15K this year. Annual fee is annually. It is currently $15K, but expect it to rise annually, 3-10%.

 

[anomamatt]

I knew the initiation fee would go up but didn’t expect so much so soon.

In October of last year, I was told they expected to have a waitlist by the end of 2018 (I don’t know if there is currently a waitlist or not). The higher initiation fee went into place in November.

 

[rteetz]

Can anyone tell me if the cost is the initial 33k PLUS 15k or is it 33k and then 15k every year there after?

What people here are telling you is accurate. The initial cost went up and is not 33K anymore.

 

[Disneylover901]

What people here are telling you is accurate. The initial cost went up and is not 33K anymore.

Do you know what it is? I have my interview scheduled in June and I want to be prepared. Do they finance any of it? Can I use my AMEX for it? Seeing if I need to cash things in to be ready. How long after they offer do you have to pay?

 

[rteetz]

Do you know what it is? I have my interview scheduled in June and I want to be prepared. Do they finance any of it? Can I use my AMEX for it? Seeing if I need to cash things in to be ready. How long after they offer do you have to pay?

It is around 45K. It could change again by the time you have your meeting. Not sure on the financial details. I think that is likely something you could discuss in your meeting. I do not believe you have to be ready to pay at your meeting.

 

[anomamatt]

Do you know what it is? I have my interview scheduled in June and I want to be prepared. Do they finance any of it? Can I use my AMEX for it? Seeing if I need to cash things in to be ready. How long after they offer do you have to pay?

I was told mid $40s would be the new price as of mid-November (it could be higher now, I don't know). You cannot finance it via Disney. You can charge it. They want payment 7 days from signing -- and you have 7 days to sign from when you get the offer.

 

[Malcon10t]

Do you know what it is? I have my interview scheduled in June and I want to be prepared. Do they finance any of it? Can I use my AMEX for it? Seeing if I need to cash things in to be ready. How long after they offer do you have to pay?

They do not finance. You can put it on a credit card or write a check.

 

[Disneylover901]

They do not finance. You can put it on a credit card or write a check.

Any recommendations for the interview? If everything goes well how long after do they invite?

 

[Nonsuch]

Any recommendations for the interview?

You might want to avoid asking about “financing” the membership, which might give the impression you cannot easily pay the dues.

 

[Disneylover901]

You might want to avoid asking about “financing” the membership, which might give the impression you cannot easily pay the dues.

Good point! I was just asking my options as I don’t keep 60k in my checking account and wasn’t sure if you had to pay right there. I just want to be as prepared as possible. Hopefully I get the invite! I appreciate everyone’s time!

 

[OKW Lover]

You might want to avoid asking about “financing” the membership, which might give the impression you cannot easily pay the dues.

I wonder if that's really a concern on Disney's part. If you don't pay they simply don't allow you in.

 

[anomamatt]

If everything goes well how long after do they invite?

In October, it was 1-2 days.

 

[MickeyMinnieMom]

Some of the info here isn’t right. Most members will refrain from discussing any specifics about this online — as they should.

I’d just advise that you wait for your interview and ask questions there. Don’t count on any specifics you read online.

As far as advice, I’d say be yourself and enjoy — truly.