Club 33 Article

[ladykatie]

I came across this article in the Daily Mail (UK tabloid) on Club 33. It has some nice pictures, although the article itself is kind of silly. They seem to think they are the only ones to ever post pictures of the inside of Club 33! Enjoy

Fine wine, antiques and Micky Mouse themed haute cuisine - behind the scenes at Disneyland's exclusive members-only club | Mail Online

[Pizzapants]

Man, I want to go there. Who wants to take me?!

[DavidRac]

There are some pretty negative comments posted by readers, guess they're not Disney fans....

[Pizzapants]

There are some pretty negative comments posted by readers, guess they're not Disney fans....

Haha, no that's just the language of the internet.

[KiMcHeEfOrLiFe]

I agree, the article is a bit strange. They made it sound like there are no pictures of Club 33 ever being released to the public, and they are the first to ever release any.

Haha, no that's just the language of the internet.

LOL ain't that the truth.

[ladykatie]

There are some pretty negative comments posted by readers, guess they're not Disney fans....

My favorite was the guy who posted about the number 33 being a sign the Masons use

[Druggas]

"2 dining rooms and several lounges."

Several lounges?

[swampymarsh]

Several lounges?

Yeah that was far off, there are scores of lounges. May you didn't notice when there or haven't been. You can lay across a couple chairs and lounge back if you want.

What sort of accuracy would you expect from somone writing about a place they haven't been?

I also enjoy the confused comments below about alochol, since they seem to think this is at WDW. Of course being that it's a British website and most readers in the UK visit WDW, the confusion is not a surprise. Lots of people take a boat across a lake to Disneyland.

[Nonsuch]

What sort of accuracy would you expect from somone writing about a place they haven't been?

Even the headline is wrong: Dues are $11,000 a year.

The end of the article includes a link to the LA Times, to an article which contains all the same information. The Daily Mail "Reporter" simply rewrote the LA Times article and added a few pictures.

[swampymarsh]

The end of the article includes a link to the LA Times, to an article which contains all the same information. The Daily Mail "Reporter" simply rewrote the LA Times article and added a few pictures.

And if you click that link it goes to..... Disneyland opens up secret restaurant – for a price - Around Disney : The Orange County Register
Another stupid mistake by the author. And like many OCregister articles, they apparently didn't have the time to do fact checking or a spelling or grammar check.

[tiggerjay]

You mean photos like these are rare?