Adventures Club

[Kalikala]

What the heck are you talking about? There is never nudity or anything, especially any kind of "Public Beating" so I honestly have no clue what you're talking about. :shrug:

Isn't every night at the Adv Club nude night?

Aww, crap, have I been doing it wrong all this time? :lookaroun

 

[MrBug]

Isn't every night at the Adv Club nude night?

Aww, crap, have I been doing it wrong all this time? :lookaroun

I thought that was a monkey suit!

 

[sweetpee_1993]

The hubby and I aren't exactly club people and have never set foot on PI in the 4 trips we've been. I'd like to go see the comedy club they have there but I don't think I'd be comfortable taking my kids. I *know* I'd be miserable if I left the boys with a sitter other than a family member because I'd be thinking of them the whole time we were away so we just don't go there. There's so much fun stuff to do at WDW day and night, we've just never even considered going to PI.

There are some places and things to experience in life that I know I would get more out of if my kids are not there. For these things I make alternate arrangements if I can. If not, I figure there will be a time and place down the road so I don't sweat it.

If you pass up Adventurers Club this trip, maybe it'll be something to look forward to down the road.

 

[CBOMB]

It is kinda for adults - we made the mistake of going on a Saturday night, which is "Meth Night" and ended up in a very uncomfortable All Nude Hoopty-Doo Review show in the Library where an audience member was bludgeoned to death with a Ukulele by the dancer (the Maid one I think). We tried to keep laughing, but the brutal public beating by a nude cast member kinda took the humor out of the room, mostly. Then the "Magical Insults" parade as you walk back into the main room from the bathroom hallway was not as fun as it might sound, although I suspect it may have just been a homeless guy insulting people and ranting about the government rather than an actual Disney event.... Definitely, based on our experience - I would say no kids under 8 years old should go...

"Meth Night" is definitely the best night of the week to go. I try not to miss it.

 

[rosie.ca]

I have only had a brief experience with the club and I did see some people bring in kids ... the first hour and a half was ok for older ones I would say in the teens but after that really doesn't work for kids . I do think kids would find the decore amusing for a while and I don't see the harm if the kids are older to stop by and take a look around but really it is a place for adults (even if they are behaving like children).