Curious who you think is the highest paid cast member at WDW? I was thinking maybe one of the leads in a major show (Lion King, Nemo, Frozen, etc.). Has to have interactions with the guests to be eligible
It’s not just a rumor, she is one of two characters that get hazard pay. The other one is Ariel in Fantasmic! After the boat with all ofBack when I was a CM the rumor was that the tinkerbell who flew before the fireworks was extremely well paid due to hazard pay.
Wow, that's at least $32 then, maybe even like $35!those 2 get a full day’s pay for the one appearance they make
highest paid cast member at WDW?
All I know is the pavilion is being looked at now to return to being a guest facility and not an event building / storeroom.
It’s not just a rumor, she is one of two characters that get hazard pay. The other one is Ariel in Fantasmic! After the boat with all of
the characters go by, all of them have to run to one side of the boat for shelter from the fireworks. They don’t have time to move Ariel though, so the other characters just put a bag over her and leave her when the fireworks go off. My Aunt took the Keys to the Kingdom tour, and I think she said that they said those 2 get a full day’s pay for the one appearance they make (someone can correct me if I’m wrong about how it works exactly, but I do know they both get hazard pay).
It’s more than a bag. It’s a fireproof hood that covers the whole person.OMG, there has got to be a "bag over her head" joke in there somewhere.
So a full body prophylactic?
I almost included a picture from the Naked Gun series, but, then thought better of it.Yes, Martin, I knew what you were talking about.
One of the bus drivers told me he was the highest paid CM.
I was thinking the stunt guys acting in the Indiana Jones show and the CM portraying Indy must get a good wage. They are doing a lot of timed action that takes a lot of training, and facing the hazards around the explosions, fire and moving plane propeller.
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