Holly Madison Reveals Disneylands Exclusive Club 33 Secrets

Playboy veteran has given her Instagram followers a very rare peek inside the private Disneyland restaurant called Club 33.

'Club 33 Alice in Wonderland tea was divine ✨✨✨,' wrote the Girls Next Door star as she posed in a pale blue dress with a pearl necklace and her blonde hair worn down.

The ornate club - located in the Anaheim, California park - has sit-down dining and a long bar so VIP patrons can cool off after walking through the packed venue that sees 50,000 visitors a day.

Club 33, located at 33 Royal Street in Disneyland 's Square, is one of the most exclusive restaurants in the country.

Members are required to pay about $25,000 to $50,000 to join and annual fees in the range of $10,000 to $15,000.

The restaurant, which serves a six-course tasting menu of French and New American food, is the only spot in the park to serve alcohol.

An unmarked building, the restaurant and club is recognized only by its '33' plaque hanging above the door. 

But for those in the know - there are a rumored 500 members and a further 800 on the waiting list - it's undeniably one of the world's most extravagant hangouts. 

It officially opened in May 1967 as the location where Walt Disney could entertain visiting dignitaries, celebrities and other VIPs.

Unfortunately, however, Disney died just five months before the club was completed - though it is still decorated with many antiques chosen by both himself and his wife.

One particular piece to note is the French elevator inside the reception area, which Disney had specially made for the building. 

As it's no longer functional, it's now been made into a decorative booth.