Here's what made it special:
* Themed Atmosphere: It was themed like a rambling, eclectic Victorian mansion owned by a group of eccentric adventurers who collected artifacts and tales from their travels.
* Themed Rooms: The restaurant featured a series of themed rooms, each with its own unique decor and ambiance. Examples included:
* The "Jungle Room," with a lush jungle atmosphere and a waterfall.
* The "Explorer's Club" Library, filled with artifacts and books about their travels.
* The "Captain's Quarters," with a nautical feel.
* Food and Drinks: The menu featured a mix of international cuisine and exotic drinks, including:
* The infamous "Shrunken Head" drink, a potent rum-based cocktail.
* "Adventurers Club" cocktails and beers.
* An eclectic array of appetizers, entrees, and desserts.
* Live Entertainment: The club featured live entertainment, including:
* The "Adventurers Club" performers, who would often interact with guests.
* Musical acts, including a piano player.
* Themed shows and experiences, including "The Explorers Club Ritual."
The Adventurers Club was a popular destination for both adults and children, and it was known for its fun, unique atmosphere.
It's worth noting that its closure was met with disappointment by many fans, and some hope that it will be revived in some form. It remains a fondly remembered part of Walt Disney World history.