Where Is Club 33 In Disney World?
Locations of Disney World Club 33 – As I mentioned previously, you’ve been so close to these exclusive lounges without realizing it! Each Disney World theme park has four locations. The club is located in the “Captain’s Quarters” building at the entrance to Adventureland in Magic Kingdom.
It is located within the America pavilion in the World Showcase at Epcot. It is located in the Spotlight Lounge above the Hollywood Brown Derby in Hollywood Studios. It is located in the Harambe House in Africa at Animal Kingdom. Visit this building in Magic Kingdom the next time you’re there: When approaching Swiss Family Treehouse, look to the right of this colorful building to find a small “33” on it.
Incredible, right? While there is still a great deal of secrecy surrounding these clubs, social media has made the locations and offerings of these lounges much less concealed. Club 33 is located on Mickey Avenue near the shopping areas of Shanghai Disneyland.
How can one obtain an invitation to Disney Club 33?
TL;DR – There are only three ways to gain access: 1) Be a Club 33 member or spouse, 2) Know a Club 33 member who will accompany you or make a reservation for you, or 3) Have access to a business Club 33 membership.
EPCOT now has the Constellation Club, which is hidden within the America pavilion in the World Showcase’s middle. The area was formerly a lounge for Chase Visa cardholders, but it has since been renovated. Photos that have been leaked depict dark wooden interiors with modern touches, while black-and-white images of Walt Disney watch over members.
As you may have guessed, the Harambe House at Animal Kingdom is located in Africa. Unlike other clubs, Harambe House’s exterior is visible to all guests. Under the words “Harambe House” are the Swahili words “thelathini na tatu,” which translate to “thirty-three.” Through the club’s enormous windows, snooping guests have captured images of its expansive hallways, bright open rooms, and organically modern furnishings.
The Magic Kingdom welcomes members to Captain’s Quarters, which recognizes the rich history of the Adventurer’s Club and is located in Adventureland. The club is located to the left of Cinderella Castle, just beyond the Adventureland sign.
Children permitted in Club 33?
Review and Tour of Disneyland Club 33 – With and Without Children Review and Tour of Disneyland Club 33 – With and Without Children 
On our most recent trip to Disneyland, we were fortunate enough to dine at Club 33, an exclusive members-only restaurant. We had brunch with the children followed by a dinner for adults on a separate evening. Dinner at Club 33 Brunch on Sunday at Club 33: This incredible brunch begins at 11 a.m.
You begin with a buffet (see images below) and then order a main course. Both of us ordered the filet, which was exquisite. Brunch with this amount of food was unquestionably an experience. Our brunch lasted over two hours, but the atmosphere and food made the time fly by. We took our two young children, ages two and six, to Club 33, which was probably the optimal time to do so.
This special character interaction makes it an enjoyable outing for children, as Mickey and Pluto dine there for Sunday brunch. Gwen Stefani of No Doubt was sitting next to us. Brooke decided to crawl out of her chair and place her napkin on the floor in order to take a nap, much to her amusement.
Brunch at the club is so much more casual than dinner that no one seemed to mind the children, which is a pleasant change from the more formal dinner. Our photo tour primarily consists of Sunday Brunch photos taken at the club. Lisa and I did return to the trophy room later in the week without the children for dinner.
After our Sunday brunch, we also toured Club 33, and you can find the video link below. On Facebook, our MouseChat.net podcast on Club 33 discusses in depth our Sunday Brunch and Adult Dining experience. There are numerous images available on this page.
Club 33’s Fees: The cost of your meal equals the price of a one-day Disneyland park ticket. Presently, this costs $80. I believe Sunday brunch was slightly more expensive, perhaps $89 per person. A nice perk is that you receive park admission for the day, so you get into the park for free and then pay for it with your minimum meal cost.
Update As of January 2012: Members of Club 33 may invite a limited number of guests, or no guests at all, to experience Club 33. The benefits depend on the type of membership they possess. Thanks for the update, Pam. How do I gain access to Club 33? Members are required to enter Club 33.
There are approximately 500 members, but members can invite guests, so if you know a Club 33 member, they can make a reservation for you. Sorry, I am not a member of Club 33 and cannot get you in, but if you ever have the opportunity, dining at Club 33 is an unforgettable experience. If you have any questions regarding Disneyland, Club 33, hotels at Disneyland and offsite, etc., you can contact me via email at.
Arriving for Sunday brunch at Club 33 Club 33’s Children’s Menu Brooke thoroughly enjoyed the Disney Characters. In addition to an open buffet, Club 33 offers a menu for brunch. Brunch filet at Club 33 was flawless. 
On our most recent trip to Disneyland, we were fortunate enough to dine at Club 33, an exclusive members-only restaurant. We had brunch with the children followed by a dinner for adults on a separate evening. Dinner at Club 33 Brunch on Sunday at Club 33: This incredible brunch begins at 11 a.m.
You begin with a buffet (see images below) and then order a main course. Both of us ordered the filet, which was exquisite. Brunch with this amount of food was unquestionably an experience. Our brunch lasted over two hours, but the atmosphere and food made the time fly by. We took our two young children, ages two and six, to Club 33, which was probably the optimal time to do so.
This special character interaction makes it an enjoyable outing for children, as Mickey and Pluto dine there for Sunday brunch. Gwen Stefani of No Doubt was sitting next to us. Brooke decided to crawl out of her chair and place her napkin on the floor in order to take a nap, much to her amusement.
- Brunch at the club is so much more casual than dinner that no one seemed to mind the children, which is a pleasant change from the more formal dinner.
- Our photo tour primarily consists of Sunday Brunch photos taken at the club.
- Lisa and I did return to the trophy room later in the week without the children for dinner.
After our Sunday brunch, we also toured Club 33, and you can find the video link below. On Facebook, our MouseChat.net podcast on Club 33 discusses in depth our Sunday Brunch and Adult Dining experience. There are numerous images available on this page.
- Club 33’s Fees: The cost of your meal equals the price of a one-day Disneyland park ticket.
- Presently, this costs $80.
- I believe Sunday brunch was slightly more expensive, perhaps $89 per person.
- A nice perk is that you receive park admission for the day, so you get into the park for free and then pay for it with your minimum meal cost.
Update As of January 2012: Members of Club 33 may invite a limited number of guests, or no guests at all, to experience Club 33. The benefits depend on the type of membership they possess. Thanks for the update, Pam. How do I gain access to Club 33? Members are required to enter Club 33.
- There are approximately 500 members, but members can invite guests, so if you know a Club 33 member, they can make a reservation for you.
- Sorry, I am not a member of Club 33 and cannot get you in, but if you ever have the opportunity, dining at Club 33 is an unforgettable experience.
- If you have any questions regarding Disneyland, Club 33, hotels at Disneyland and offsite, etc., you can contact me via email at.
Arriving for Sunday brunch at Club 33 Club 33’s Children’s Menu Brooke thoroughly enjoyed the Disney Characters. In addition to an open buffet, Club 33 offers a menu for brunch. Brunch filet at Club 33 was flawless. Review and Tour of Disneyland Club 33 – With and Without Children