[Mr. Incredible]

I am pretty sure Club 33 members can "auction" or "sell" entrances, as long as it is for a charitable cause. Not sure if this one was or not though...

[Cavey]

Originally Posted by mickey

Depending on what you order, it will run $50 - $75 per person, without drinks.

I'm sure it's covered under the new Disney Dining plan.

[jedijson]

Don't know if anyone's interested in this or not, but....

Apparently, there's now a new tour at DL that ends with you getting to go into Club 33. I don't know if that means you get to eat in there or not, but a lady that I work with told me she has her reservations for that tour when she goes in October.

[pumouse]

Originally Posted by jedijson

Don't know if anyone's interested in this or not, but....

Apparently, there's now a new tour at DL that ends with you getting to go into Club 33. I don't know if that means you get to eat in there or not, but a lady that I work with told me she has her reservations for that tour when she goes in October.

Are you serious? Do you know what it is called? I am going in October, maybe I can schedule it.

[jedijson]

Originally Posted by pumouse

Are you serious? Do you know what it is called? I am going in October, maybe I can schedule it.

It's called "A Walk in Walt's Footsteps." If I remember right, this one's been around a while, but it's been revamped--therefore, it's new--for the 50th to include going into Walt's apartment over the firestation and going into Club 33.

No idea how much it costs, but it's still something I'd love to do!

[BFG3dfx]

My sisters boyfriend had a membership there (because of his job) and he had invited my whole familly, we got there and he wasnt there, i was a little nervous but he had phoned a reservation in for us, i dont know if all members can do that, i sorta felt odd about being there but it was still pretty cool, from where we were sitting the place seemed kinda small as far as how many tables there were.