Kourtney Kardashian throws Rocky's 1st birthday bash at $35k Disneyland Club 33 & fans slam her for 'flaunting' wealth

11/07/2024 11:19 AM

KOURTNEY Kardashian has been slammed after throwing Rocky his first birthday bash at the $35k Disneyland Club, 33.

Reality star Kourtney, 45, came under fire from fans, who accused her of 'flaunting' her wealth despite financial struggles around the world and Trump’s U.S. election win.

The Hulu star and rockstar husband Travis Barker, 48, who welcomed their bundle of joy last November, celebrated their son’s milestone at Disneyland California.

A photo dump posted to Instagram today saw Travis doting on their little one, whose face was hidden behind a red heart emoji.

She snapped some shots of balloons, a food stand, as well as a merry-go-round and Mickey Mouse himself.

They had even organised for a personalised ‘Baby Barker’ welcome sign to greet them upon their arrival.

While Kourtney and Blink-182 drummer Travis had clearly splashed out on the trip, fans were left gawking after realising they had also visited Disney’s Club 33.

The original invite-only establishment is located in Disneyland California, although can also be found in Disney World, Tokyo Disneyland and Shanghai Disneyland.

Founded by Walt Disney, it offers a speakeasy-style setting with luxurious amenities like fine dining, alcohol, and rare memorabilia.

Membership requires a hefty joining fee of up to $50,000 and annual dues of $35,000, with perks such as VIP tours and private events.

Kourtney completed her album with an image of the Mickey Mouse Ferris wheel at dusk, simply captioning it “Happy 1,” with a red balloon emoji.

While some her fans flooded the comments with birthday love, a number were quick to criticise her for posting the snaps on the day of the U.S. election.

“Ppl are losing their rights, Kourtney,” one commented, while another added sharply: “Girl we DO NOT give a F**K rn.”

“This is the Most tone-deaf post I’ve seen from a celebrity all day,” someone else remarked, as a fourth mentioned: “Timing, not ideal.”

“Extravagant parties like this in an economy like this? Read the room. Most mothers are struggling to feed their babies right now. Maybe tone it down just a bit,” a fifth raged.

Another blasted: “Over the F*****G top….Completely NAUSEATING! So what’s next, gotta top each year? Sending a sad message to raising a decent human being. Sheesh.”

It’s not the first time this week Kourtney’s been slated for her social media activity.

Just days ago, she was branded “shameless” over an ill-timed birthday post for her friend.

The TV personality came under fire for gifting Simon Huck, 41, who co-founded her wellness brand Lemme, a cake bearing the words, “Lemme Eat Cake.”

The PR guru posted an image of the sweet treat to his Instagram Story yesterday, writing: “Love you @kourtneykardash.”

While the message was meant as a nod to the famous Marie Antoinette quote, "Let them eat cake,” its timing – on the U.S. election day too – riled up her fans.

The French queen was believed to have uttered the words upon learning that her starving subjects had no bread.

Her statement, emphasising cake – a luxury item more expensive than bread – has long symbolised a disconnect between the wealthy elite.

But, as millions of Americans voiced their concerns over rising costs, economic challenges and the daily struggle to afford basic needs, her post drew anger.

Critics quickly took to social media to label the gesture “out of touch”, accusing Kourtney of poor timing.

Taking to a Reddit forum, one fumed: “Wow. Just a big f**k you to the rest of us. Can't wait to see them fall.”

Someone else added: “Oh the reference is definitely intentional. Beyond tasteless and gross. Fits them all perfectly.”

A third raged: “Glad to know no matter how the election goes this family will still be grossly protected by their disgusting amount of wealth while the rest of us scramble to vote to save our livelihoods.”

One more wrote: “i low key hate these people.”