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that's the other section of CP housing. they are building a skywalk on both sides of the street for students to get to the other side of CP and the shops across the street.

I feel like the spaces on the left are logistically not very accessible, and the Storybook Circus redo is a pipedream I'm sure, so that leaves the vacant main street theatre/old stage plot as the only pad it seems. I would love to see them expand Adventureland (I know the Fire Mountain idea is...

really? I have a friend that used to work there and she said they were almost never profitable. When I worked on Main Street and we were busy I would try to send guests back there but they didn't want to walk that far

I do not like the Story Book Circus area. they need to do something else with that back corner (keep Dumbo). they were cheap and didn't really bulldoze it from the Fantasyland expansion, they kept the buildings and tried to tie in a theme that is not that appealing. Does anyone really want to...

I would love to see them use that plot ! I was so excited/surprised when the Main Street Theatre was announced, but really they could add an attraction back there and have it enter at the old stage location if they didn't want to spend money on theming the back of Main Street East.

I know sometimes they extend park hours based on expected attendance, but these are the same limited hours they've been doing since Covid started, I was hoping by July they would have opened things up more.

Park hours were just released for the rest of July, is anyone else really confused as to how Animal Kingdom is closing at 6pm, when it's still light outside? and Hollywood Studios at 7pm? Will guests even enjoy the Avatar lights, Pandora is so beautiful at night (as is all of Animal Kingdom!)...

I have been wondering about pin trading, because Disney seemed to be phasing it out. I know when I worked at MK there was a pin trading window backstage and all CMs were required to have a certain number of pins to trade on their lanyard as a part of their costume, but those windows have been...

it's crazy to me Universal has the Express system and Sea World has Quick Que and Disney has never charged for Fast Pass. Just reminds me how generous Disney has been..... I sell tickets in hotel lobbies for a third party company and Disney would make so much money if they charged for it.

I applied to the part-time position they posted but they never responded and I've been really nervous about it, now I'm thinking they saw I was a Spring 2020 CP and knew they were offering us a change to come back. It's 12$ vs 14 an hour and I already live in Orlando and work at Universal...

boat rentals are not third party, it's a recreation attractions role. I always thought it sounded fun. it's the same one as people who work in the spas and mini golf courses.

this has been in the works for a long time...when I worked there in 2017 I was told there was a plan to knock down the wall in between the confectionary and chapeau and reconfigure it.

I work in ticket sales and people are always confused when they are first timers and will come up to me saying " I bought a tickets already online but I have nothing to scan/no barcode ??? how do I get in the park ?? and I have to explain that they will be given a card to use at the touchpoints...

I've done a lot of things with the company, most recently in resorts before getting cut because of Covid.

no. it's shipped in from out of state, the fudge, brownies, cookies anything like that. I can't remember where but the label definitely wasn't Disney. I did my college program there in 2017.

I used to work in the confectionery and was always surprised how everyone thought everything in the caseline was made there. Honestly most of it we take out of a box shipped in from somewhere else and then make it look pretty in the case. The only items made on site are the crispy treats (not...

I remember the last night of Wishes they used this side for guests to exit. Also, as a former MK CM, this widened path will make it easier for CM to get stuff from the utilidoor out on stage. Merchandise and Food Carts are heavy and it used to be a pain to navigate through that area with the...

I'm a front desk castmember and we do recycle the bands that get made that people don't want at check-in (like if they have older bands they'd rather use instead). Alot of times newbies will come to the front desk at the end of their stay and try to turn them in to us and we encourage them to...

I lost my job at Disney and just got a job at Hotel Breakers and am being asked to start Mid-May for a June opening.

All the CPs I worked with were hospitality majors including myself. But yes some CPs do the program and it has nothing to do with what they are studying in college.