It's a good day in Southern California, with the state somewhat "reopening" and Disneyland simultaneously mostly ditching masks, at least for guests. I'm looking forward to returning to Disneyland at long last sometime this summer!
Today is also the anniversary of Disneyland's private fine dining restaurant, Club 33, which first opened its doors on June 15, 1967.
Given that anniversary and today's good news, this seems like the perfect time to finally share photos of our last visit to Club 33. And when I say finally...that visit was a full half-decade ago, in June 2016! Hard to believe it's taken that long to cross it off my list of ideas for future posts.
It's always a thrill being able to press the buzzer and know you'll be admitted to Disneyland's most beloved, exclusive location!
The occasion was our youngest son's high school graduation; he is now an employed graduate of UC San Diego!
I believe this was our first visit since Disneyland had closed off Court des Anges to the public and begun using it as the Club 33 entrance.
Guests have the option of the staircase or an elevator:
The upstairs entrance:
A shot of the dining room...
...and here's another angle. The side table which can be glimpsed in the hallway is from MARY POPPINS (1964). Click on this or any other photo to enlarge it for a closer look.
A sketch of Court des Anges is among the beautiful artwork on display in the restaurant.
A view of the Rivers of America from a Club 33 balcony:
The charger plates had changed since our previous visit.
This between-courses sorbet "palate cleanser" was marvelous.
The main course:
The pastry chef always does a nice job with complimentary "congratulations" desserts!
One more fond look at the phone booth from THE HAPPIEST MILLIONAIRE (1967)...
We have been so fortunate to celebrate several special occasions at Club 33 over the years, including each of our children's high school graduations. I'm very grateful.
Now that I've finally caught up on sharing these photos, can photos from my 2017 visit to the Walt Disney Family Museum be far behind? That took place the month our youngest daughter graduated college...and later this month she'll become the mother of twins!
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