Disney World Club 33 memberships reportedly on sale, the price might shock you

Residents of Disney World’s upscale Golden Oak community are among individuals being invited to apply for membership in Club 33, an exclusive private club being created in Disney World, according to various reports.

Club 33 already exists in Disneyland, where members and guests have exclusive access to various experience. They also have access to one of two restaurants, either the Le Salon Nouveau, a jazz lounge within New Orleans Square in Disneyland, or  1901, a lounge in California Adventure. Neither of the locations are open to the public.

Registration costs are said to be upwards of $25,000 with annual dues of about $15,000, according to The DIS and Len Testa, president of TouringPlans.com and co-author of The Unofficial Guides to Walt Disney World and Disneyland.

Golden Oaks residents are supposedly the first group of people to receive this offer. No official information has been released.

Part of the membership supposedly includes annual passes and “no restriction” Fastpasses, according to Testa.

No locations have been announced for where the special restaurants will be located, but there are supposed to be locations in each of the four Disney World parks. Construction has begun in the Magic Kingdom at the Adventureland Veranda, which is assumed to be one of the locations.

No opening dates have been announced.