Club 33
Restaurant · Anaheim ·
Exclusive private dining club with seasonal menus and craft cocktails
Exclusive private dining club with seasonal menus and craft cocktails
"I note that members of Club 33 had previously been the only exception to Disneyland's no-alcohol rule." - Mona Holmes
"Food & Wine thinks Rebel Wilson may have been banned from Disneyland’s exclusive membership restaurant Club 33 after she shared an anecdote about taking a photo on a late-night talk show, a conclusion drawn from her story plus a bit of internet sleuthing." - Farley Elliott
"An exclusive, dinnertime fine-dining restaurant located inside the Anaheim theme park; as an on-site, high-end dining experience it has been suspended by the park’s prolonged closure and, while the company has experimented with to-go and delivery for general park food during the pandemic, that shift does not readily substitute for this kind of exclusive in-park restaurant." - Farley Elliott
"Mentioned as the exclusive Club 33, this private dining option is cited as part of why Disneyland is seen as a hub for dining as well as adventure." - Farley Elliott
"Situated inside the Disneyland park in Anaheim, Club 33 is a famed, exclusive Orange County restaurant considered one of the hardest-to-get-into in America; it requires an annual fee of $10,000 plus a $25,000 initiation fee, and over the years celebrities like Elton John and Tom Hanks have signed up as members. Reports say Charles T. Sebesta used funds allegedly siphoned from the Southern California Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist to purchase membership and to entertain entertainment executives and sports figures there." - Farley Elliott