work at disney

[HBKNEWMAN]

hello all i was just wondering how easy it is to get a job at disney, how much pay is, and also if you work at the boardwalk does that mean you work at mk also or is that a little different? thanks for all that reply.

 

[David]

You might want to look at the Employment section of the Forums. That area is not visited as often as the General Discusion or New and Rumors, but reading through the threads there you could probably find your answer or get a response from a CM.

 

[wdwmagic]

You can always head to the casting center at WDW to apply for non-professional positions - such as attractions, entertainment, housekeeping etc.
Pay is in the region of $7 to $8 per hour.

Some positions are fixed to one location, others are more global and can be done at different locations, all depends on the exact job you go for.

You also have the opportunity of starting a job in one location, and moving to another later.

 

[Pocamahontas]

Getting a job at Disney is not a hard thing to do especially around the holiday seasons, with an emphasis on summer.
Pay all depends on the department and role you are interested in, and so do the conditions of that specific title.
All these questions can be answered through the Disney Job Line..which I believe is (407) 828-1000.
Also there is a few websites on the topic such as:
http://corporate.disney.go.com/careers/index.html

And lastly you can always go to the Casting Center, across from Downtown Disney, and believe me are they an excellent resource.
Hope that helps!

But I must add, that although the specifics about Disney Jobs are a bit different, they're amazing. And if you decide to join the team, you'll be more than welcomed.

 

[LeeSeeBabe]

yes, I wish the employment forum was used more often. I spend so much time on this site it would be nice to find the answers to what I'm looking for here (I had asked a few a while back and didn't get too many responses)! I have been doing a lot of researching on interviewing/auditioning, and out in the google arena, you never know what type of mis-information you could be getting. Being someone that spends hours reading these boards, the reliability factor is better since you can match up what someone is saying with previous postings etc.