A toss up between the guy that has to turn people away from the full parks or the guy who has to walk behind the horses waiting for them to drop a deuce. Talk about dirty jobs.
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What is the worst job @ WDW?
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RiversideBunny
New Member
Actually the worst job at WDW would be to get stuck in an office somewhere and never see the parks.
Just you and your cubicle.
Just you and your cubicle.
donniedisney
Member
Characters work 20 minutes on then get 40 minutes off. it isnt that bad
maggiegrace1
Well-Known Member
I still think 20 minutes would be hot and uncomfortable..plus when they are in a show or a parade it is much longer.
Dragonrider1227
Well-Known Member
I would hate to work at the Tomorrowland Indy Speedway. I found the loud engine sounds and the smell of gasoline highly irritating and I was only in line for 20 minutes. I can't imagine having to put up with it all day :dazzle:
Mouseketeer09
New Member
Well, I know someone who is in a character suit and she said the other day she was only out for 10-20 mins, but she also dances in that. When she got backstage, the managers rushed over to her b/c her face was purple, and a lot of the performers got sick from the heat.
Zummi Gummi
Pioneering the Universe Within!
I'd have to agree with this. I could never deal with those noises and that smell day in and day out.
rissamattmom
Member
My DH and I dream of retiring and working at Disney. I always joke and say we'd take a job no matter how miserable (even horse clean-up detail!) I agree with banimall ..."hats off to all" they make our memories special!!!!
PhotoDave219
Well-Known Member
Housekeeping.
If you actually knew the story about what savages and animals actually stay at some of the high-end resorts at disney and how they trash their rooms, you'd be amazed.
Entertainment, while hot and sweaty and occasionally gets jumped by the aforementioned savages and animals, has nothing on those that actually clean up after the guests.
If you actually knew the story about what savages and animals actually stay at some of the high-end resorts at disney and how they trash their rooms, you'd be amazed.
Entertainment, while hot and sweaty and occasionally gets jumped by the aforementioned savages and animals, has nothing on those that actually clean up after the guests.
Green Lantern
New Member
I can only imagine how people trash their resort rooms. I look at it this way, I paid for the room for the week, that makes it my home for the week. I don't trash my own home, I certainly would not trash someone elses, and I will not trash a hotel room. I try to keep it as neat as possible, the only thing they need to do is make the bed and bring fresh towels.
RiversideBunny
New Member
discomouse131
Active Member
Actually the worst job at WDW would be to get stuck in an office somewhere and never see the parks.
Just you and your cubicle.
Well, let's look at the positive side....you may be stuck behind a computer in a cubicle in an office somewhere....but hey! at least you'd be working at WDW! ...and probably making a padload of money, too!
AEfx
Well-Known Member
Any theories on why it's the high-end resorts?
Entitled little pricks and prick-cesses of all ages who think that because "WE PAID FOR IT!" they can do whatever they want for $1000, Alex.
AEfx