"They finally became part of this special place," their attorney, Sean Macias, told jurors in the civil trial. "That was their spot. That was their happy place, their home."
The club's yearly dues were $31,500, and with travel and hotel expenses, the Arizona couple were spending close to $125,000 annually to get their Disney fix. After their membership was revoked, it had taken the Andersons years and hundreds of thousands of dollars to try to regain access to their beloved Club 33.
In 2017, Disney revoked the Andersons' membership following allegations of intoxication. Diana called it 'a stab in the heart,' highlighting the personal significance of the club.
Macias argued that Scott Anderson had only 2½ to 3 drinks that night and claimed Disney conducted an incomplete investigation without proper testing or thorough evidence.
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