Title: Disneyland's Club 33 - Only For the Elite Post by: akfools on November 13, 2011, 08:52:31 pm Club 33: Disney’s Bohemian Grove
The original concept of such a VIP club on Disney grounds that would serve alcoholic beverages and cater to the elite with an entry fee of an astonishing $7500 was spawned during the 1964 – 65 World Fair in New York. Walt Disney sent a team to scout and gather information on what people would be interested in in terms of a theme park concept on the east coast, during the process the team ran across VIP rooms giving Walt the idea for what is now known as Club 33. Club 33 has a mystic to it and over a 10 year long waiting list for wealthy clients to attend. The Club originally had a total of 33 corporate sponsors at Disneyland in 1966-1967 at the time of conception. The following are the original sponsors according to Wikipedia: Kodak Atlantic-Richfield Bank of America Bell Telephone C & H Sugar Frito Lay General Electric Global Van Lines Carnation Hallmark Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. Douglas Aircraft Coca-Cola Hills Bros. Coffee INC. INA Lincoln Savings and Loan Monsanto CO Pendleton Pepsi-Cola Ken-L Ration Aunt Jemimas Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Spice Islands Chicken of the Sea Sunkist Sunsweet Growers INC Swift & CO Timex United Air Lines The Upjohn CO The Welch’s Grape Juice Company INC Wurlitzer Western Printing and Litho CO The club is surrounded by masonic influence and symbolism. The unofficial Disney Club 33 website reads like something out of a Bohemian Grove ritual; http://www.disneylandclub33.com/index.html http://theintelhub.com/2011/11/12/club-33-disneys-bohemian-grove/ Title: Disneyland's Club 33 - Only For the Elite Post by: Kilika on September 13, 2013, 01:20:23 pm Go figure, that such a thing even exists. ::)
http://www.foxnews.com/travel/2013/09/13/disneys-super-exclusive-club-33-to-undergo-renovations/?intcmp=features (http://www.foxnews.com/travel/2013/09/13/disneys-super-exclusive-club-33-to-undergo-renovations/?intcmp=features) Quote Disneyland’s super-exclusive Club 33 to undergo renovations Published September 13, 2013 FoxNews.com Disneyland’s super-exclusive Club 33, where it costs $25,000 to join and membership fees are $10,000 a year, is reportedly undergoing a major renovation. According to the unofficial Disney blog, Inside the Magic, the famous restaurant in the Anaheim theme park will get a new layout, including a makeover of the entrance, lounge and kitchen, as well as a whole new menu. The number of seats won't increase in the dining room, but it will get new chairs and china. The secretive entrance, marked only by a small, simple "33" address plate, will remain, but it will no longer be used for guests –who used to press a buzzer hidden near the door. Opened in 1967, the club was conceived as a hangout for Walt Disney and his corporate and A-list guests, although it opened shortly after his death. Today, it still hosts the rich and famous, guests which reportedly have included Tom Hanks, Christina Aguilera and Elton John. It’s believed that there’s an 800 hundred-person waiting list to join. Club 33, which is located in the heart of the New Orleans Square above The Pirates of the Caribbean ride, will reportedly close for about six months beginning January 2014 while it undergoes renovations. If you’re thinking about plunking down the cash so you can eat there, you may soon get a shot. Disney says it is planning to open up memberships after the club renovation is complete, but the club will still likely remain exclusive. And just in case you want to keep abreast of all the changes, Disney is setting up a website that will show real-time progress -- but alas, you’ll have to be a member to see that. Title: Re: Disneyland's Club 33 - Only For the Elite Post by: Psalm 51:17 on September 13, 2013, 01:25:28 pm Yeah, 33 is a number occultists love(ie-33 is the highest degree in Freemasonry, which Billy Graham's status is). |