Initially occupying only a portion of the 18th floor of the “CNA Tower,”* Citrus Club Orlando officially opened for the first time on January 17, 1971. In response to demand from its growing membership, the Club quarters were significantly expanded in 1982 to include the spacious Ballrooms and Citrus Grille areas.

Answering to significant demand in downtown Orlando for a private fitness facility, Citrus Athletic Club opened in the summer of 1985.

Located in the lower level of the Citrus Center, Citrus Athletic Club was initially established for gentlemen only. In 1989, however, the Athletic Club expanded to include the ladies facility and Aerobic studio. Citrus Club, Citrus Athletic Club and Executive Offices now occupy a grand total of 26,000 square feet.

Today, the private Orlando social club that began with just a handful of Orlando residents continues to carry on the tradition of excellence originally set forth by the Founding Board of Governors nearly 40 years ago with more than 2,800 members – and still growing. The strength of Citrus Club is a direct result of the Club’s founding philosophy of “membership by invitation.”

*Known today as the Citrus Center.

During the day, Business Club Casual attire (usually dress slacks and a collared shirt) is acceptable throughout the Club quarters.

For evening dining, gentlemen’s dress in the Main Dining Room is always jacket or suit with or without a tie. Loaner jackets are available upon request.

Please note that Shorts, Sneakers, T-shirts, Hats, Spandex or Athletic Attire of any kind or color are not permitted in the club at any time. Denim is permitted in the lounge and bar area only and may not be torn or faded.

Ladies should use similar discretion in dress. Career wear or day dresses are suggested for daylight hours, while cocktail/party attire or business suits are acceptable for evenings. As with gentlemen, Hats, Shorts, Sneakers, T-shirts, Spandex or Athletic Attire of any kind or color are not permitted in the Club quarters at any time.