Originally Posted By Tiggirl Ok I know for sure Ann will have some info for me but anyone else please feel free to jump in too! I have multiple questions about this place. 1) What is the fee to go here. Do you have to buy a "Pleasure Island" pass or whatever its called to go here? I really have no desire to go to any other "clubs". 2) Is this one of the 21 and over places or can all ages enjoy it? 3) Explain it to me! I've heard many people go in, and just don't get it and leave. I think Mark and I would really enjoy this place but I also know Mark can get frustrated if he doesn't know exactally where to go and what to do. I would hate for us to leave and miss the fun just because we were confused. 4) Any and all other information about this experience would be great! ~Beth
Originally Posted By davewasbaloo Hi Beth, 1. I think as huge Disney fans, you need to go. You do need passes for Pleasure Island, but many ticket deals offer hoppers (or you may get a deal as Mark is a cast member). 2. This one is pretty much open to all ages. 3. It is an experience club with an impro team in character all the time. Travellers from around the world meeting to share their expereience. At the bar, sit on a stool and ask the bar man to work a little magic - experience the ups and downs of the club. In the Mask room, talk to the walls. In the library, enjoy the tails of the members, and listen to the haunted organ. In the main Parlor, the Major may ask you to join in a sing song. Be sure to drink a Kungaloosh, also the club greating to all members. Enjoy. For more info check out: <a href="http://www.solarius.com/dvp/wdw/aclub.htm" target="_blank">http://www.solarius.com/dvp/wd w/aclub.htm</a> <a href="http://www.theadventurersclub.net/" target="_blank">http://www.theadventurersclub. net/</a> Also, if you are there, also be sure to check out the Comedy Warehouse for a little Who's Line Is It Anyway type of action. Fantastic night out and one of the things we miss out on since having kids. enjoy
Originally Posted By NikkiLOVESMickey You can also buy admission at PI per club - so if you only want to go to the AC, you only have to pay for that one club. I think it's $10 or so to get into an individual club.
Originally Posted By davewasbaloo I thought the AC and Comedy Club were exept from this so paid admission per club only applied to the dance venues.
Originally Posted By NikkiLOVESMickey <<I thought the AC and Comedy Club were exept from this so paid admission per club only applied to the dance venues.>> This is the first time I've heard of such a thing, but then again I haven't been to PI in a really long time - a couple of years, at least.
Originally Posted By -em I like the AC okay okay I love that place. To me it falls under the "you either get it or you dont" kind of humor. Kinda like Monty Python or Mel Brooks... I would rate it at PG-13 humor so pretty much for all ages. I dont know the cost as I get in free most of the week...
Originally Posted By Tiggirl Everyone, thank you so much for the information. From the descriptions I really think we'll like this place. Knowing a bit more how it "works" will make things easier. Em, do you happen to know is Disneyland CM's get discounts to get in? Last time we were there we didn't really have time to explore that area much but we did ask about rates and the CM there wasn't sure if Disneyland CM's got the same deal as WDW CM' and I couldn't really find anything on the Portal. ~Beth
Originally Posted By -em In short- no idea. There are somethings we are all equal with discount wise (Merchandise being one), others not so much. I dont know if it'd be free or at worst getting the CM discount ticket (we have to pay on the weekends) -em
Originally Posted By Labuda !) It's worth whatever it costs. When I arrive on Sunday, I'll be upgrading my park hopper to a standard AP and buying a Pleasure Island AP for $60 since I don't need the water parks so I can visit the AC as much as I want. That said, single club admission is $11.66 and when they first went to the "per club" thing, it was indeed said that you had to pay the multi-club price of $23.38 to enter the AC, but I don't know if that's still the case or not. 2.) You can bring in a month old baby if you want - Disney wotn' stop you, but if you bring in kids, the cast will tone things down a TAD and will make fun of you for being a bad parent. I always like that bit. 3.) To expand on what Dave said - they'll tell you where to go, never fear. hehe They announce each show, and when you're in there, you can go to the doorways of each room and look at the schedule for the evening. If you want to see EVERY show they offer, you'll HAVE to visit on multiple nights, as they do have some shows that overlap. Also, if you get the Atlantis matches, I WANT THEM! lol I finally got the napkin last trip. 4.) Deb also has some info on her page: <a href="http://www.allearsnet.com/btp/faq_adv.htm" target="_blank">http://www.allearsnet.com/btp/ faq_adv.htm</a> but that needs to be updated, as it still mentions the New Year's Eve party every night, which thankfully is no more.
Originally Posted By Labuda Oh, and yeah - drink at least one Kungaloosh - yummy frozen tastiness, available with alcohol, or in virgin form.
Originally Posted By Labuda BTW, that solarius.com link has some information plagiarized from Deb's site. Nice.
Originally Posted By Tiggirl Ok, I for sure want to do this! It sounds like a great time. I know Mark will love it! We did peek in last time and it looked pretty cool in there. Thanks again for all the advice and suggestions. Woo hoo! I can't wait. ~Beth
Originally Posted By Trinitys Ghost The Adventurer's Club is alot of fun. I go there once in a while with friends or family, and every time the cast has changed roles, which keeps the shows fresh and amusing. My favorite show of the evening is the "Radio Broadcast". There's a bit of audience participation in that one that usually gets hilarious and off kilter.
Originally Posted By danyoung You should be aware that the crowd kind of ebbs and flows from one room to another. Those who wandered in, saw nothing going on, and wandered out, probably came in just after the main crowd moved into the library for one of the special shows that happens throughout the evening. Actually I enjoy the vibe once the big crowd moves on. You can have more one on one time with the few cast members who still wander around the main lounge. Even just chatting with the bartenders during a few quiet moments is a really nice break in the evening. Your best bet is to come on in, sit down, and slowly plug into the vibe of the place. the AC is like no other place on Earth, and well worth the investment of an hour or two to check out all the goings on.
Originally Posted By davewasbaloo Funny Dan, I would say it's well worth the investment of a night or two.
