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@WDW1974 You always struck me as a chocolate chip kind of spirit. While @Lee was a Pecan Brittle sort of guy. I am,however, a Butterscotch sort of fanboi. Howard Johnson's 28 Flavors of Ice Cream Banana Black Raspberry Burgundy Cherry Butter Pecan Buttercrunch Butterscotch Caramel Fudge...

Kiss Roger Rabbit goodbye...

I don't want it to become something like that, but I feel with the massive fanboy base and social media people that are based in Orlando...what could be a nice dining area and lounge, will become the headquarters for people to just tweet, and instagram pictures of them at Club 71...particularly...

A few years ago I ate with @WDW1974 at Pecos Bills. Trust me...that was a dining experience. #diningwiththespirit

$250 for two people at Club 33? Did that include drinks, tax, and tip? If so that's not too too bad considering some of the restaurants I've eaten at in Manhattan cost that much. (I'm looking at you Wendy's on 5th and 34th!) For my 25th birthday I and friends had dinner at the Four Seasons...

How much would people spend per year to sit and dine on those Verandas? o_O

I completely agree with a lot of what has been said on here, especially with the recent post by @Victor Kelly I want to be clear, I do not enjoy TDO blood sucking money from guests. They have been interested in doing a Club 33 for a while, and with the recent social media explosion of trip...

Could they bank on those with $ to anchor the club while the Mommy Bloggers and Lifestylers essentially visit it for free? It is WDW after all...but can't you just imagine an Adventure themed Club? How else would we get to hear @Lee sing for his supper?!

Including the kitchen and restrooms, is there more or less space than the orange colored area for the A.V.?

Sadly not to scale. Sadly with the northwest end of the veranda space used by a kitchen. I wonder where the blueprints are for adventureland veranda.

With a mention about refillable mugs scribbled on there!

Some fanboy Imagineering from yours truly.

Club or no Club, just don't get Kim involved!

Club 71 Below!

The powers that be of Club 33 and Club 1901, revamped the system, so that members were given less guest passes among other perks diminished. The gold level membership and business membership are gone for new members, but many existing members are grandfathered into those memberships. Most of...

I loved eating at "Walt's" at Disneyland Paris. A Club 33 vibe overlooking Main Street with a nice menu and decor, but this is TDO we're talking about...the milkers of everything.

I don't think Orlando would charge as much as Anaheim. Sure, there are wealthy areas in the Orlando suburbs as well as APers who drive from affluent places in say Tampa and Miami, but I don't think it would have the same high prices as in Anaheim.

I can already see you doing those goofy Adventures Club impersonations you do! Perhaps even belting out a Harry Belafonte tune here and there?

It's part news, but mostly rumor...so let's get some facts sorted out as we go into this... Not too long ago, the Tinker Bell Meet N' Greet at the former Adventureland Veranda closed when Tinkerbell moved to Main Street USA. Now, for the first time in quite a few years (outside a few events...

*cough*second floor of harbor house* #whyadventurelandverandaisreturningtothefoodandbevdeparment