Another CP!
Summer 2006:
QSFB @ Electric Umbrella restaurant at Epcot (tough work and tacky costume!)
August 2006:
Living off extra hours (after extending my program)!:
Main Street PAC
GF greeter (I spent a lot of time here
; it was one of my favorite places to visit)
Citricos seater at GF
Playhouse/One Man's Dream/Mermaid greeter at DHS/MGM
Frontierland PAC
Pinocchio's Village Haus
Typhoon Tilly's @ TL
Lottawatta Lodge @ BB
Pecos Bill's/El Pirata y El Perico @ MK
Tomorrowland PAC
Fantasyland PAC/Wishes!
Seasons @ Epcot
Fountainview Cafe @ Epcot
Wide World of Sports extra help
Epcot EMH wristbands
MK EMH wristbands
Liberty Inn @ American Adventure @ Epcot
Fall 2006:
World-Famous Jungle Cruise (Woot!)/Liberty Square PAC/MNSSHP/MVMCP
It was hilarious: guests would recognize me in different locations. Some amusingly wondered if I was stalking them. I guess that could be magical :veryconfu.
I have so much respect for people in the service industry, especially food and beverage! Sometimes it just sucks. I had my fair share of guest interaction and became more extroverted. It was also my first taste of the sur/real world as I feel I've lived in a bubble and had never had a job.
As a Disney geek, the CP for me was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to explore every nook and cranny of the World inside and out, as a guest and a CM, onstage and backstage. I was obsessed and had been waiting for this for ages, so I took a break from school (which had burned me out) and breathed and just completely immersed myself in the magic (and had some not-so-magical experiences) and met a lot of cool/or not-so-cool people from everywhere. I still keep in touch with many of them, and hopefully I'll be seeing a few this summer! And I got to dress up in interesting costumes. I loved the free transportation and the apartments and I must have taken a zillion backstage tours and workshops and seminars on Disney! Frankly, some of the magic disappeared for a while; I was trying to find it. It ultimately returns, though. I just have a different perspective on the World and life in general now. *Sigh*. That was quite an exciting (and sometimes boring) era...
I should probably get paid for this endorsement (although mice don't pay much :lookaroun).