Disney Club 33, CA
In Disneyland’s New Orleans Square, behind a secret locked door, is where one of the most private and elite institutions can be found. It’s called Club33, and it’s located near the Pirates of the Caribbean ride.
This is an exclusive lounge where the members can relax in luxury… and even an alcoholic drink, while hidden away in an ultra-secret society. It opened in May 1967 with the intended use for Disneyland’s corporate sponsors and some other industry VIPs.
But today, you can BUY yourself a membership for $25,000, not including the annual fees of $10,000. If you’ve ever been to Disneyland, California, you’ve probably walked right by Club33 without even knowing it because the entrance to it is hidden in plain sight!
Google Data Center, GA
Google has been calling Atlanta, Georgia, home ever since 2003 in its efforts and successes in building the world’s most well-organized data centers. Open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, Google doesn’t mess around when it comes to their maximum security in their data centers.
Noone other than employees are allowed inside… I’m sure we can all understand why! To keep all their customers’ data safe, they make sure the physical structure of the data center is completely protected. Each data center is shielded with six layers of physical security designed to prevent any unauthorized access.
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Area 51 has always been my “I wish” place to visit. Of course “X-Files” had a lot to do with it, but I have always been fascinated with the idea of UFO’s and the supposed wreckage found in New Mexico.
I’d love to spend a week there ansd see all the UFO’s and live aliens.