Club 33 is a private, members-only establishment located on the second story of many New Orleans Square buildings at Disneyland. The wait time to become a member is measured in years and the cost of membership is thousands of dollars. Most casual visitors to the theme park do not even know of its existence. The only hint of this special place is a locked door at 33 Royal Street between the Blue Bayou restaurant and the Christmas shop, La Boutique de Noel. Behind this door is a place that Walt Disney created so that he could entertain visiting dignitaries and other special guests. Sadly, Walt did not live to see Club 33 open, having died five months before its debut in May 1967. Club 33 features two dining areas, a French lift, an oak telephone booth used in The Happiest Millionaire, a table from Mary Poppins, and lots of antique furnishings and artwork. The pictures below represent a sampling of what one might find while being entertained at Club 33.

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- Photos by Kathy and Matthew Walker; Captions by Matthew Walker.
Posted February 17, 2005

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