Know anything about Disneyland restaurants?

[elliemae1192]

Hi, I posted this on the Disneyland board also, but I figured I'd post here too in case anyone knows. There is an exclusive restaurant in Disneyland called Club 33. I'ts a members only place and my husband was able to get a lunch invitation for our family. I found a website that tells me ALMOST everything I need to know except for price. Has anyone been there and could you tell me about how much to expect to pay for a family of 5 (3 adults and 2 children)? Any help would be appreciated.

 

[bradk]

i'd anticipate $45-$50 per individual all said and done

 

[elliemae1192]

OK thanks so much. It's such a once in a lifetime thing that we're doing it no matter what, I just wanted to make sure we added enough into the budget.

 

[fairycat]

Can I be apart of your family I have been wanting to get in there FOREVER?!?!?

You are going to have a wonderful time I hear its wonderful.

 

[kaybird]

We were fortunate enough to eat here with a very dear friend from CA. It is truly a once in a lifetime experience. We were greeted by name, when I had to make a trip to the Restroom during the meal, DH said my food was whisked away from the table, and before I sat back down it was returned with the hot foods hot, and the cold foods cold. The Restroom by the way was the most luxurious thing I had ever seen. The food was terrific, don't remember all we had, but mine was veal medallions, and they would melt in your mouth.

Congratulations and have a WONDERFUL time!!!!

 

[elliemae1192]

Thank you so much, we are very excited about it. Totally unextpected. The guy heard we were coming out to meet my hubby there for our firt DL trip and that my son would be celebrating his b-day and he called hubby and told him we have a lunch ressie for that day.

Do you know if they do anything for birthdays?

 

[ExPirateShopGirl]

It's a lovely establishment that caters to a rather exclusive crowd. It's not a t-shirt and cargo shorts sort of place. Business casual or suits for the men and tailored resort wear or work wear for women. Members do not have to pay admission to the park to dine, so you'll see businessmen and women dining at lunch frequently. They do serve alcohol. Cast members are assigned to Club 33 permanently and their service is usually impeccable. Club 33 doesn't cater to the public, so Disney signature desserts you might see at WDW (slipper mousse, etc.) are less likely to be found here. Simple, elegant desserts are available. They would undoubtedly provide a lit candle on a dessert but do NOT expect singing waitstaff like a chain restaurant.

Don't be disappointed by the 'un-disney' feel. There's plenty of Disney magic there, it's just refined and elegant (not stuffy.) They are used to star-power members and equally star-struck guests. They give first class service to all. Enjoy!

Oh, and as one poster above mentioned... the restrooms resemble thrones...

 

[kittymarcy]

Wow - you guys are so lucky. I grew up by DL and have ALWAYS stared up at 33 while waiting in line to eat at Blue Bayou, wishing and hoping that I could get in there. Well, maybe one day... Anyway, enjoy!