Club 33

[Chastity Broaddus]

I don't know if this is allowed. And it's most likely a long shot. My daughter and I are coming to Disneyland this February (2016) for her 14th birthday. She's never heard of club 33, and I admit of only knowing about in the last four years. We have seen and loved so much of Disneyland, with tours and just everything, what a treat it would be and an absolute surprise for her to possibly see and experience something so few have seen or experienced. I know how reservations seem to work as a guest and invitation thru a member, I'm just stabbing in the dark, as it never hurts to ask. Like I said not sure if this is ok, just figured I'd ask. Thank you for time and consideration.

 

[hiroMYhero]

This forum is for WDW restaurants.

Without an invitation through a member, the most any regular guest sees is the Club 33 door. That's about it.

If you ask on the Disneyland forum, there are a lot of people on that forum who've been to Club 33.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

I know how reservations seem to work as a guest and invitation thru a member

1) My previous company was a member, and eight of us were under the Company's Membership (as an "Associate Member").
. . . we each had a non-transferrable membership card
. . . when we left the company, we were forced to surrender our membership card
. . . the membership card was, then, assigned to another employee
2) We have eaten there on several occasions at both locations, for lunch or dinner.
. . . Disneyland
. . . Tokyo Disney
3) Members and Associate Members seldom take strangers, other than important customers.
4) We would not be able to know how strangers would/could behave
. . . adherence to the Dress Code (example: no shorts of an kind)
. . . child dress code the same as for adults
. . . no loud or lewd behavior
. . . no swearing or improper speech
. . . no cell phone use in the dining areas
. . . a minimum food charge of approximately the cost of a 1-day park admission price
. . . be on-time or reservation is cancelled, since only 145 seats are available
5) If members or guests do not act correctly, the company could easily lose its membership, and memberships are simply too hard to attain.

NOTE: There are two theories where the name "33" originated, but no one has the firm reason, and Walt isn't saying.