How much do the people at disney world get paid?
Its totally pathetic about 7 dollars an hour, get ajob as a waiter you will make a lot more $$ plus you won't have to deal with the heat & screaming bratz!
Why does Disney not pay employees of the parks more?
Why does [insert_any_company_you_like] not pay employees more?The answer is because they wish to maximize their profits.That means getting the most for the least (or at least ‘trying’ to).All businesses operate with this same basic understanding, including Disney.Make no mistake, making money (specifically, as much of it as possible) is the only reason why business exists — it is not for the betterment of humanity.
Why is it that every employee in Disney World is always smiling?
The simple answer is: when you see a Cast Member, they are “on stage”. They need to be happy, friendly, approachable and available.This doesn't mean they aren't genuinely happy. The overall happiness rating for overall job satisfaction among Disney employees is high. They get paid above average minimum wage, are offered benefits, and get access to the parks.However, it is a requirement while CMs are on stage, that they put their best face forward for the enjoyment of our guests. No, it's not in their contract, and no one is going to get fired for not smiling. But it is in the training to be ready for pleasant guest interactions anytime they're on stage. It is simply a bonus that more often than not they are genuinely happy.
What's the average salary for a Disney Park employee?
We'll here we go:Most park operation folk are on the Disney College Program. They make around minimum wage. This is an internship that isn't about the money, and more about the experience. Non DCP employees make different amounts depending on the ride they are working. If it is a speaking role, ie the jungle cruise, you can make around $9 I believe, if you're just putting people in cars it's less. Some dancers in the park are equity performers starting in or around 15$ an hour. Some, are not and they are around $9 an hour.
What apartments offer Disney Employee Discounts?
http://apartments.camdenliving.com/orlan... I am pretty sure camden properties offers disney employees a discount. I lived at Camden World Gateway for about a year it was not bad and less than ten miles from Disney property. Just call the leasing office and ask but I am 95 percent sure they gave discounts to Disney employees.
How much does the average disney cast member get paid weekly?
At WDW in Orlando, Cast Members in the Parks working in Merchandise earn $7.25 per hour. You can do the math for a 38 or 20 hour week. That's a sad fact, Jack!
Anyone know how much bussers busboys make at Universal Studios or Disney World?
Was wondering if I should take a job at a restaurant as a busser at one of the theme parks. I originally applied to be a server but they required 2 years of serving experience. I've only been a server's assistant and busser in the past. I know I can work for places like Chili's, Olive Garden, Bennigan's, etc., as a server without any actual serving experience and wanted to know which course of action to take. I really did not want to be a busser again since I feel like I'm going "back down" when I wanted to "move up" and be a waiter. Been job hunting for past 2 weeks and its a little draining. I really need a job and starting to think about taking the sure thing since I got a job offer as a busser. (Other places I'm waiting on to reply to my application or to call me back for subsequent interviews)
How old do you have to be to work at Walt Disney World? How much does Disney pay its workers?
For Universal you must be at least 16 year old to work, you will have VERY strict rules due to policies on minors (every place is specific). Starting pay for most positions is $12.Disney you must be at least 18 year old to work. Starting pay is about $12 or $13 at the moment, but due to their union victory to raise to $15 by 2020 I think the rate will jump up soon again and be $15 in 2020. I could be mistaken by the year
How easy is it to get a job at Disney World?
Sometimes I look at answers posted and want to scream. One poster said "I dont think you need a bachelors degree, the employees get paid minimum wage". He/she obviously has no clue about the opportunities at WDW. Everything from construction and contract negotiation, to medicine and law. Minimum wage? Are you kidding me? I work a tipped job and average $20+/hr. Will, the disneycareers.com is for professional recruitment (management, IT, accounting, etc.). It's the site to find a career where you can use your degree. If you are just looking to get your foot in the door by starting in one of the parks, go to www.waltdisneyworld.jobs That is the site for hourly positions. You can, as one of the posters mentioned, go to the casting center. They will accept resumes and applications. I would suggest calling the disney job line at 407 828-1000 and speak with a casting agent.