2 Disneyland Hotels Are Getting BRAND NEW Concierge Lounges!

Disney Parks have been sort of undergoing a big Renaissance recently. We’ve seen SO many announcements made for both Disney World and Disneyland, which mean a lot of changes are on the way for the theme parks.

However, we’re also seeing some big changes coming to some hotels, including the Disneyland Hotel and the Grand Californian Hotel at Disneyland Resort. Now, we’ve got NEW details about two brand new concierge lounges coming to those hotels.

The Disneyland Hotel will open its all-new concierge lounge this summer. It’s called the High Key Club and will celebrate “the music and sounds of Disneyland park circa 1955.” Disney describes the lounge as “swanky and sophisticated, colorful and fun.” High Key Club will celebrate music, musicians, artists, instruments, bands, and more with a “custom soundtrack showcasing the sounds and songs of the park.” It will also feature some artifacts.

High Key Club will take over the space of the previous club-level lounge in Adventure Tower and double it in size. It will also offer Disneyland fireworks views for concierge-level guests.

Disney also has plans to add a second club-level lounge, in addition to The Veranda concierge lounge, to Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel. The space will feature two storys that “will celebrate classic Craftsman design.” It will have a great view of the hotel’s Great Hall lobby and will be inspired by giant sequoias “located high in the ‘treetops’ of the 5^th and 6^th floors — an ‘aviary’ where club level guests can relax, rest and ‘nest’ in luxury and hospitality.”

The new concierge lounge will also feature a two-story stained glass door and a curved staircase leading to a mezzanine. It’s expected to open in 2026.