Seasonal - how long to wait? - The DIS Discussion Forums

_frazzle · 11-13-2009, 11:55 AM

Quick question. I tried going seasonal while on my program, but had 2 points more than was allowed so I was denied. I know you have to wait 6 months to reapply, but what is considered 6 months? From the day you STARTED working or the last day you worked?

And also, I know there is an option to apply online. What is the structure with this? Do I apply and have a phone interview, or do I have to go to an in-person interview if I get called? I am going to be at WDW in December and would love to work my hours then if I do get seasonal but I am unsure of the process.

glendalais · 11-13-2009, 12:05 PM

It's generally six months from your date of termination.

General Employment at the Walt Disney World Resort generally requires an in-person presence at Casting Services in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. at some point during the process - we do not conduct phone-based interviews for General Employment applicants.

Please note that all New Hire Casual Temporary Cast Members at the Walt Disney World Resort must be available in Central Florida for a period of at least two weeks, in order to facilitate initial training.

For more information, please contact the Walt Disney World Resort Jobline on (407) 828-1000.

11-13-2009, 11:55 AM	#1
_frazzle WDWCP Spring '09! Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Orange County, NY Posts: 287	Seasonal - how long to wait? Quick question. I tried going seasonal while on my program, but had 2 points more than was allowed so I was denied. I know you have to wait 6 months to reapply, but what is considered 6 months? From the day you STARTED working or the last day you worked? And also, I know there is an option to apply online. What is the structure with this? Do I apply and have a phone interview, or do I have to go to an in-person interview if I get called? I am going to be at WDW in December and would love to work my hours then if I do get seasonal but I am unsure of the process. __________________ My WDWCP Blog! Updated often!

11-13-2009, 12:05 PM	#2
glendalais DIS Veteran Join Date: May 2008 Location: Orlando, Fla. Posts: 1,164	It's generally six months from your date of termination. General Employment at the Walt Disney World Resort generally requires an in-person presence at Casting Services in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. at some point during the process - we do not conduct phone-based interviews for General Employment applicants. Please note that all New Hire Casual Temporary Cast Members at the Walt Disney World Resort must be available in Central Florida for a period of at least two weeks, in order to facilitate initial training. For more information, please contact the Walt Disney World Resort Jobline on (407) 828-1000. __________________ Walt Disney World Resort Cast Member "I make the magic happen - since '71." *Former Disneyland* Resort Cast Member** The views and opinions expressed on this post are mine and do not necessarily represent or reflect those of The Walt Disney Company and Affiliated Companies

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