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DonFebruary 11, 201713 Quirky Careers at Walt Disney World Resort
5. Tethered Balloon Operator At Characters in Flight in Disney Springs, guests are taken 400 feet up into the air to enjoy a 360 view of the Disney Resort. And at the controls is a pilot certified by the attraction’s…
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DonFebruary 11, 2017
13 Quirky Careers at Walt Disney World Resort
4. Costumed Character The character meet and greets in the parks are some of the most highly anticipated experiences for many guests, especially children. And at the front of pretty much every one of those lines is a Cast Member…
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DonFebruary 11, 201713 Quirky Careers at Walt Disney World Resort
3. Train Fireman While they don’t have to shovel coal like their historical counterparts did, train firemen do have to monitor the fire temperature and water pressure of the steam locomotives that Disney World uses to transport guests. Operational steam…
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DonFebruary 11, 201713 Quirky Careers at Walt Disney World Resort
2. Monorail Pilot Ask any ten people what their dream job at Disney World would be, and nine of them would likely have this one right at the top of the list. There are a limited number of monorails in…
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DonFebruary 11, 201713 Quirky Careers at Walt Disney World Resort
1. Pirate Disney World offers several opportunities for you to make your living as a pirate. Okay, you won’t exactly be intercepting the ferry boat on Seven Seas Lagoon to rob guests of their valuables, but you’ll be able to…
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DonFebruary 11, 201713 Quirky Careers at Walt Disney World Resort
With Disney World Resort employing over 70,000 Cast Members in dozens of departments across their property, there is obviously a lot of variety to be found in the types of careers available. Opportunities abound, whether it’s working in one of…
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2. Train Fireman While they don’t have to shovel coal like their historical counterparts did, train firemen do have to monitor the fire temperature and water pressure of the steam locomotives that Disney World uses to transport guests. Operational steam…
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Laura HermozaFebruary 2, 201710 Fun Facts About Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort
10. Hawaiian Hospitality The Polynesian’s presentation of a warm, one-of-a-kind welcome knows no equal. The resort’s motto reads “Aiita Peatea,” which translates to “There will be another day tomorrow, just like today.” And just like today, tomorrow, and all days…
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Laura HermozaFebruary 2, 201710 Fun Facts About Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort
9. Signature Tastes Here’s a little food for thought. The Polynesian also dishes up a variety of signature selections in food and drink. One taste bud tantalizer that has many pining for pineapple is the famed Dole Whip. While the…
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Laura HermozaFebruary 2, 201710 Fun Facts About Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort
8. Awesome Amenities Aside from the overall ambience of the South Pacific and the surrounding tropical sights and music, you’ll discover plenty of awesome amenities right onsite. The Polynesian has various different pools, ranging from the recently reimagined Lava Pool…
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