Entertainment Attendants and Related Workers

Your day starts roughly 15-30 minutes prior to the child arriving to camp for the day. Once they arrive, depending on the child, you can talk with them + their parents to get a run down on anything new or information they feel you need to know for the day. Every child is different so they process...

Don't stress about the interview for character attendant or any position at Walt Disney World! For the character attendant role, here are some tips and things I think are important to bring up in your interview. These are things I found to be important but also were helpful to know before startin...

A day in the life of a character attendant can be stressful, but so rewarding. You get to hang out with your favorite Disney characters and make magic for guests who come and see them! In my opinion it's all about multitasking. You have to keep the line in check, answer guest questions, be a voic...

Let your leaders and coordinators know of your interest in becoming full time. As long as you have showed them through hard work during your internship that you want to be there it should be easy to land a full-time job. They also have resources on the company website, The Hub, that only cast mem...

I've worked at two different locations and the training took a week for each. When you first get hired you attend classes such as Traditions, which just introduces you to the culture of the company. It's a fun day, I won't tell you what else happens, its a surprise. During your week of training a...

When I get to my work location I clock in and pick up an assignment. Every location has different areas you can get assigned to throughout your shift. I work in attractions so we rotate positions about every 45 minutes. This is to prevent cast members from being outside in the front for too long ...

I've worked at two different locations and the training took a week for each. When you first get hired you attend classes such as Traditions, which just introduces you to the culture of the company. It's a fun day, I won't tell you what else happens, its a surprise. During your week of training a...

When I get to my work location I clock in and pick up an assignment. Every location has different areas you can get assigned to throughout your shift. I work in attractions so we rotate positions about every 45 minutes. This is to prevent cast members from being outside in the front for too long ...

I worked part-time as an attractions attendant. It's actually kind of difficult to get full time, but it can be done (it's sort of like a promotion.) During peak seasons, Attendants may have a lot of options for overtime, but as they're hourly, you shouldn't expect to work more than 40 hours unle...

Universal really likes energetic and enthusiastic personalities. Definitely highlight teamwork, enjoying working with people, and customer service. Guest interaction is very big in Universal and they want to make sure their employees are providing the best service they can for the guests.

As an Attraction's Attendant, I had a lot of different responsibilities and positions within the building. I was assigned a sort-of cycle consisting of 3 or 4 different positions, called a rotation. These positions include greeting guests as they enter the attraction and making sure everybody is ...