PHOTOS: Come With Us to the NEW High Key Club at Disneyland Hotel
With Disneyland’s 70th anniversary celebration in full swing, Disney has been announcing all kinds of exciting new offerings!
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From special decor to nighttime festivities to new shows like Walt Disney — A Magical Life, there’s no shortage of fun to be had at Disneyland Resort right now. Recently, Disney shared the opening of the new concierge club-level lounge at the Disneyland Hotel, and we were invited to check it out!
High Key Club
The High Key Club opened on July 10, 2025, replacing the former E-Ticket Club, located on the 11th floor of the Adventure Tower.
This lounge is exclusive to club-level guests staying at Disneyland Hotel.
High Key Club
The doors to the lounge are adorned with musical instruments…
High Key Lounge
…while the other side of the doors has a turntable!
High Key Lounge
The new iteration of the concierge lounge harkens back to 1955 with its nostalgic vibes, and it’s actually nearly twice the size of the E-Ticket Club!
While the E-Ticket Club used to have a room capacity of 35 guests, the High Key Lounge now accommodates 100 guests. Three rooms were removed to add the extra space!
High Key Club
The High Key Club is available to all club-level guests staying at Disneyland Hotel, and qualifying guests can enjoy breakfast, snacks, and drinks throughout the day.
High Key Lounge
Above the buffet, the wall features a display of musical instruments and hats from the Disneyland Marching Band and the Dapper Dans.
High Key Lounge
You might also spot the instruments used for Foley sound effects, such as the chimes used for Tinker Bell!
High Key Lounge
The lounge boasts views of Downtown Disney and the parks, and on select nights, guests can also get a birds-eye view of the fireworks.
High Key Lounge
The decor can be described as mid-century modern with a twist, featuring musical artifacts, murals, and more.
High Key Lounge
The chandeliers are made of cymbals…
High Key Lounge
…and real vinyl records.
High Key Lounge
The mural over this seating area spans references from the 1940s through today.
High Key Lounge
It also features three hidden Mickeys. Can you spot them all?
High Key Lounge
Let’s get a closer look at the piano key tiles.
High Key Lounge
There are plugs and USB ports at every table, with a variety of different chairs and tables.
High Key Lounge
There’s also an area for young kids to hang out!
High Key Lounge
These metal discs are from a Regina player! We honestly could spend days going over all the details in here.
High Key Lounge
If you qualify to check out the High Key Lounge, we highly recommend giving it a try!
High Key Lounge
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