Which is Better?

[lunchbox1175]

So I had a very pleasant surprise last night upon arriving home, the Destination America Channel was having a Disney marathon of sorts. First it was the Ultimate Walt Disney World show, followed by the Animal Kingdom show, a behind the scenes of Disneyland show, a show about the Disney Cruise line, and then Secrets of WDW.....a great way to kill 5 hours. But as I was watching the Disneyland show they started talking about Club 33 and it got me to thinking....has anyone on here eaten at both Club 33 and V&A's Chef's Table and which one is better?

 

[Sweet Melissa]

I don't even know that they're comparable, because Club 33 doesn't offer a personalized, interactive experience like a chef's table. The Napa Rose chef's counter might be the closest competition Disneyland can offer.

 

[ajrwdwgirl]

I haven't eaten at either, just had to chime in that I watched that mini marathon last night too. I fell asleep to it hoping I would have Disney dreams, but I didn't.

 

[tare]

Haven't eaten at either but I'm not sure they compare being you really can't eat at club 33 unless you are a member and have lots and lots if $$$$

 

[Master Yoda]

Haven't eaten at either but I'm not sure they compare being you really can't eat at club 33 unless you are a member and have lots and lots if $$$$

You can eat there as a guest of a member and I know a few TA's that have eaten there during onsite training.

 

[tare]

You can eat there as a guest of a member and I know a few TA's that have eaten there during onsite training.

Yes as a guest of a member you are correct.

 

[Disvillain63]

My son holds the fact that he ate at Club 33 and I haven't. While attending the USAFA, he had a girlfriend whose uncle was a member. They went to DL just to eat at Club 33. He loved it...but he was 20 years old and a cadet, so he would probably have eaten just about anything that didn't come from the dining hall at USAFA.

 

[Phonedave]

There is another sire out there that I won't mention the name of, but it is geared to DL. Many of the people on that site have eaten at Club 33. Apparently it is not *that* difficult. It seems that many people either know a member or know somone that knows a member.

As to comparing it to V&A. I have never eaten at Club 33, but it is a regular restaruant from what I understand. There is a menu, you pick your dishes and pay accordingly. You can get an appitizer or not, you choose an entree, etc. The menu changes every so often, but it stays the same over time for the most part.

V&A is a pre fixe multi-course dinner (how many depends on what room you choose). Each night is a different menu (of course some dishes are repeated) and the menu is also customized to the individual diners requirements (if you are allergic to something, it will not appear on the menu - its all taken care of when you make your reservation)

Two different types of dining experiences.

-dave