US Residents Working In Foreign Parks

[US 192]

Is there a demand at all for US residents to work at Disneyland Paris, Tokyo, etc.?

 

[mkt]

In Paris, not a chance in hell.

In Tokyo & Hong Kong, only for entertainment, and typically only if you're Caucasian. Apparently, white people to play certain roles don't grow on trees in Asia

 

[typhoonguy]

In Paris, not a chance in hell.

In Tokyo & Hong Kong, only for entertainment, and typically only if you're Caucasian. Apparently, white people to play certain roles don't grow on trees in Asia

Backstage roles at Hong Kong and Paris are in the process of recruiting right now, with many back-stage CMs from WDW and DL being sent there. Front-line, not so much.

 

[barnum42]

I met an American girl working in one of the hotels at Paris when I went.

 

[msep003]

In Paris, not a chance in hell.

well there is a chance to work at Disneyland Paris for US Residents .

If you're able to speak a good french and want to work at Disney go ahaid and try to work here .

There is plenty of Jobs that you can do but Disney will hire US Residents for City Hall or Guest Relations complex .

You can also try attraction position it's hard but try it . Even if it's a 6 Months Job you can say that you worked at Disneyland Paris . Remember when Euro Disney Opened back in 1992 most of the Cast Members ( Team Leaders and Managers ) was Americans from Walt Disney World or Disneyland California and they did opened Euro Disney and then they came back to the States .

Plenty of Americans worked and still works there . Don't forget WDW got the International Program so why not overseas program .

Send an Email to the Disneyland Paris Recruitment Center and they will be able to answer you .

 

[mkt]

I have... I'm also a Spanish (EU) Citizen through parental lineage, and while not fluent, my French skills are better than most others non-francophone nations. I'm also fluent in Spanish, and very skilled in Portugese, Italian, and Catalan.

I sent them a CV and a letter of interest, and was told to pound sand... in much more polite terms. I was told that they did not hire US Citizens except in exceptional situations.