Club 33

[lala88]

I know this is a long shot but if there is anyone out there that would be able to help me out with a reservation to club 33 it would be greatly appreciated. I have never been to Disneyland before and will be going March 12-14. I haven't seen my best friends in almost two years and the next time we will get to see each other is out meet up at Disneyland, we met at Disney World so we thought this would be fitting. There will be three of us going and we keep talking about how much we would love to eat there, clearly we are all huge Disney nerds! Again I know it's a long shot and either way we will go take a picture with the door haha, but telling them that we would be able to eat there would just be the best thing ever! It is on our Disney bucket lists! Thank you again anyone who reads this!

 

[sephorachick]

I know this is a long shot but if there is anyone out there that would be able to help me out with a reservation to club 33 it would be greatly appreciated. I have never been to Disneyland before and will be going March 12-14. I haven't seen my best friends in almost two years and the next time we will get to see each other is out meet up at Disneyland, we met at Disney World so we thought this would be fitting. There will be three of us going and we keep talking about how much we would love to eat there, clearly we are all huge Disney nerds! Again I know it's a long shot and either way we will go take a picture with the door haha, but telling them that we would be able to eat there would just be the best thing ever! It is on our Disney bucket lists! Thank you again anyone who reads this!

If you cannot get a reservation I think they have a tour where you can see parts of it.

 

[wdwrich]

You might be better off posting this request in the Disneyland forum.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

If you cannot get a reservation I think they have a tour where you can see parts of it.

1) Nope.
2) Without being member or guest of a member, you can't get the elevator.
3) In fact, you can't get through the door without a reservation.
4) Can you imagine the mobs if they let people view the lobby?
5) Or even view more than the lobby?

NOTE: My company got me in as a guest. It was a pretty special event
for our group. I am glad the company picked up the tab, or I would have
had to leave the rights to my first-born and maybe my car title.

 

[JimmyV]

1) Nope.
2) Without being member or guest of a member, you can't get the elevator.
3) In fact, you can't get through the door without a reservation.
4) Can you imagine the mobs if they let people view the lobby?
5) Or even view more than the lobby?

I recall reading a blog about a "Walk in Walt's Footsteps" Tour that did indeed get the participants in the door and into the lobby of the first floor, but not up to the dining area.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

I recall reading a blog about a "Walk in Walt's Footsteps" Tour that did indeed get the participants in the door and into the lobby of the first floor, but not up to the dining area.

1) This comes under the heading of "yes, but . . ."
2) A tour is really not "public access".
. . . example: tours do Utilidoors, but public just can't enter
. . . example: tours do behind-the-scenes, but public just can't enter
3) So, yes the tour did allow you to see the Lower Lobby. *
4) But, it was a controlled tour and not public access.

* By the way, the lower lobby is just a entry-way, reception desk,
a couple of chairs, elevator to second floor, stairs to second floor.

 

[MouseMomx2]

1) This comes under the heading of "yes, but . . ."
2) A tour is really not "public access".
. . . example: tours do Utilidoors, but public just can't enter
. . . example: tours do behind-the-scenes, but public just can't enter
3) So, yes the tour did allow you to see the Lower Lobby. *
4) But, it was a controlled tour and not public access.

* By the way, the lower lobby is just a entry-way, reception desk,
a couple of chairs, elevator to second floor, stairs to second floor.

But sephorachick didn't say it was public access. She said that you could see part of Club 33 on a tour, which is correct.

 

[sephorachick]

But sephorachick didn't say it was public access. She said that you could see part of Club 33 on a tour, which is correct.

That is correct. They don't let you upstairs just in the lobby area. I saw it on YT

 

[Pakey]

I have dined at Club 33 a couple of times and I would not do a tour just to see that tiny downstairs lobby.

 

[BMICKEY]

The "Walk in Walt Disney's Footsteps" does include the lobby of Club 33 but the best part is you get to go in the apartment and get a fabulous pin of Walt Disney's opening day speech....very worth it!

 

[mandagh]

The "Walk in Walt Disney's Footsteps" does include the lobby of Club 33 but the best part is you get to go in the apartment and get a fabulous pin of Walt Disney's opening day speech....very worth it!

Yeah took the Walking In Walt's Foot Steps tour a couple years ago and they took us into the lobby. We got to stand by the elevator and look up the stairs but that's all.

 

[Flynn_Rider]

Most member don't regularly get people in without knowing them. I just recently was able to dine there, but it felt like a slight miracle. You got to meet a member, become friends, and then if they are gracious enough, you might get to go. It's not like a hard restaurant to get into, you got to know someone or else it's nearly impossible. The only option is to go on ABD trip, and occasionally, they get to dine there.

Having said all that, rumor has it, Club 33 is being expanded and refurbed for the members and might not even be open while you are going. They will probably be sent to Napa Rose. So I suggest getting a reservation at the Chef's table there. It is not as exclusive, but it is amazing in it's own right.