Walt Disney World Management Structure

[mkt]

I don't know exact pay but I do know that some full time cast members in attractions that had been there for 20 years were making more than the young managers in our area. I found it a little odd.

A topped out hourly CM with overtime will easily earn more than a newly hired Guest Service Manager for the exact same hours worked.

I remember of a few hourly CM's in my area earning over $40k/yr 8 years ago, when starting management pay was just over $31k.

 

[DisneySaint]

I knew a frontliner, as well, that made gross nearly $200k in two years. Yes, I'm not exagerating. I saw it myself. Needless to say, he worked a RIDICULOUS amount of overtime and doubletime. He was trained in dozens of different areas and was BFF's with all the management, so he knew how to manipulate the system quite well.

 

[s8film40]

I don't know about Security but Transportation is broken up. Each park has an Area Manager for "Operations". Attractions, Custodial, FE Ops and Transporation all fall under that manager. I believe each bus driver is dispatched out of a park (MK, HS, AK, EP or TTC). Transportation is a separate unit farther up in management but is secular at the bottom.

This is a link to an Internship for a AM: https://disney.recruitmax.com/main/...=279683&szReturnToSearch=1&szWordsToHighlight

I'm not sure were you got your information but Transportation is not under the park operations manager, it is a separate unit. Within transportation there are area managers, and then operations managers those in turn report to the director of transportation.