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" Turns out, the happiest place on Earth\u00A0has quite the price tag. Initiation into\u00A0Disneyland&amp;#039;s member&amp;#039;s only hang-out costs\u00A0$40,000 for corporate members, and a mere $27,000 for individuals. Did we mention the $10,000 annual fees? Not to be confused with the Mickey Mouse Club, the ultra-exclusive Club 33 was developed by Walt Disney as a venue for entertaining investors, celebrities\u00A0and other\u00A0high-profile guests. Tucked away inside New Orleans Square on 33 Royal Street, the club first opened in 1967 and recently underwent major renovations for the first time\u00A0since its debut. The renovation includes a new (and equally clandestine) entrance as well as the addition of a jazz lounge. The cushy interiors are\u00A0decorated with antiques selected by Disney and his wife, including Lillian Disney&amp;#039;s harpsichord, famously played by Elton John and Paul McCartney, the glass telephone booth from The Happiest Millionaire,\u00A0and\u00A0an antique-style glass lift\u00A0that the couple replicated after an elevator they saw in Paris. Members and their guests can enjoy a six-course tasting menu devised by Chef Andrew Sutton of famed restaurant Napa Rose, all\u00A0served on tableware specially\u00A0made in England. A Diamond Martini, garnished with diamond-shaped ice, is one of the signature cocktails offered at Club 33, which happens to be\u00A0the only place inside Disneyland that serves\u00A0alcoholic beverages. According to the Daily Mail, there are 800 on the waiting list for membership. But for entry to the happiest (and most exclusive) place on Earth, isn&amp;#039;t it worth it? Though the club banned video after the 2014 renovations, a video from Business Insider gives a peek inside the swanky space.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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