Does anyone work at disneyland?

[kazuki 0]

Hey, I am now waiting for my EAD. And I really want to start job hunting. I would love to work at disneyland or places that I can improve my English. yes, I do have a BA from American university, but I have not spoken English for 2 years and last month I got back to the US and now, I am doing my best to remember.

Does anyone here work at disneyland? or used to work there? or other sales places like nordstrom or whatever. I will be very glad if you share some of your experiences.

[Gemmie 142]

My housemate is Japanese and she worked at Disneyland in Tokyo as a security guard.

She's at a British university right now and her English is fantastic.

What exactly were you wanting to know about it?

[kazuki 0]

I would like to work at the hotel over there. I would like to know some hiring tips. I mean disneyland in USA.

[Gemmie 142]

Hmm, perhaps they gave some information on their website about vacancies and what they look for?

I imagine good communication skills and experience with people will be a great stepping stone and requirement. Funnily enough, the same housemate is now working at a hotel. She was just very polite and showed how she has good people skills.

[Sylvia_n_Joseph 3]

Disney has some really really strict code of how you look. They think of everyone as part of the cast. So you have to look as clean cut as possible. No tattoos or strange hair.

Here is their link

Disneyland careers

There are other parks/attractions in southern California that might be easier to get in on.