Recent content by Domosuke

If you show up to work and your superiors have a suspicion you are under the influence of recreational drugs, you will be tested and it's not up for discussion. Other than that, Disney doesn't drug test to my knowledge. Maybe they random drug test people way above entry level, but I'm not...

^^^ Yes. As long as you go when you aren't scheduled to work.

lol Flight Attendant. My lord, how dare you. :P

I've never done the DCP, I was just a part time CM. But I have good knowledge of these questions you asked. 1.Yes. Cast members get free admission to every single Disney Park, discounts on Disney resorts and hotels as well too. A little foolish for you to ask do cast members who get sent to...

Yes "the mouse" did give me the boot. But I did work there so I still have the right to give my two cents as an employee, and I still visit the park sporadically. I still have a voice.

As I said, I've seen many exceptions to the rule, yourself included.

Then it's not enforced or there are exceptions to the rule then. I knew many managers who had large forearm tattoos working backstage.

That part I know is false. If you're backstage it shouldn't matter.

It seems like you really want this job and I hope you get it, I'm praying for you. If it's a full backstage role, (behind the scenes at all times, not in front of customers or guests at all) which it sounds like it is, you'll be fine. I worked some shifts behind the stage in kitchens and I saw...

I can't really pity your situation sadly. I could understand if you had a physical or mental reason as to why you didn't follow company protocol. I'm sorry you were termed, but I can't be as empathetic really. I don't mean to badger you but you did decide to give full details, so I have to...

1.Good idea? Yes. I don't think it's illegal or forbidden, in fact back in the day this was the only way to get a job. However it's more kosher and orthodox to just apply online. If you go in person, they will direct you to some personal computers that only connect to the Disney job line, just...

You should expect to hear from them in the period they said you would, or apply again if you don't. I was actually wait listed for about two months, yet I've known people that were called back quicker. I'm sure it happens sadly, but I do not know anyone personally that was on the wait list and...

Aww, how sweet. :) Lovely and romantic as that sounds, you would have to go through the same process as everyone else. There is no married couple advantage or package. The first starting point would probably be to move to Orlando or the Los Angeles area or anywhere they have a Disney resort...

Treat it like any other normal job interview. Dress appropriately and comfortably. Show up on time. Be ready to go further in depth with your qualifications and experiences. Have good body language. Maybe have a question or two ready for the interviewer. Best of luck.

I'm trying to understand your situation. You want to be an actress/performer at Disney (which is very competitive by the way), and you feel if you worked in other positions you could eventually go back to that or work your way up to that? I don't know what you meant by working the front desk...