A hidden and private club for members only. Only place in the park that serves alcohol. Walt had it built as a place to get away from the park and a place to entertain as well.
It's hidden discretely in New Orleans Square - there's a little sign next to the door with the number 33 written on it. It took me ages to find it last year and I knew what I was looking for (though not its precise location)
It has a few perks - a restaurant, some exclusive merchandise, alcohol and the ability to ride the railroad in the Lily Belle car (A few people - myself included - have kindly been offered this last privilege without being members, although I thought I read somewhere that this is no longer allowed).
It's also very expensive to join and has a huge waiting list of many years.
Club 33 got it's name when Walt needed to apply for a liquor license for his private club. He did not want a license in Disneyland's name, so he applied by putting the address down: 33 Royal St......so came the name Club 33.
It is a private club that Walt wanted to entertain friends & dignataries. It is a member-only club with a waiting list of 15 years. The list was closed a few years back because of the size of the list.
We had the privledge of standing in the lobby during a tour & got to hear a lot of history of the club. We even were pointed out balconies thru-out NOS where the club is. It was beautiful from what we saw.
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