Disneyland CP help

earninmyears

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What is the housing like for the Disneyland cp? How many people are in each room and how many bedrooms and bathrooms are there? Any help would be appreciated. :)
 
What is the housing like for the Disneyland cp? How many people are in each room and how many bedrooms and bathrooms are there? Any help would be appreciated. :)

The housing is all in one apartment building, Carnegie Plaza. It's a really nice building about 2 miles from the parks. Most of the apartments have a similar setup: 2 bedrooms (one room with 2 single beds, and another room with a bunk bed and a single bed), 2 full bathrooms, and an open kitchen/living room area. There are a few apartments that have one bedroom (I think a 3-person room) and one bathroom, and a few (maybe two?) studio apartments for two people.
 
Okay thank you so much! The apartments sound great. And if you don't mind me asking what was the pay like for the dlcp?
 
Okay thank you so much! The apartments sound great. And if you don't mind me asking what was the pay like for the dlcp?

It depends on the role. I think some people were making $8-something an hour to start, but a few roles make as much as over $10 to start, I think. I worked as a food prep, and I think my starting wage was $9-something but I trained as an order cook part of the way through and made over $11.

The pay in DLR is generally higher than at WDW because the housing is more expensive, and the cost of living in general is higher in California than Florida.
 

It depends on the role. I think some people were making $8-something an hour to start, but a few roles make as much as over $10 to start, I think. I worked as a food prep, and I think my starting wage was $9-something but I trained as an order cook part of the way through and made over $11. The pay in DLR is generally higher than at WDW because the housing is more expensive, and the cost of living in general is higher in California than Florida.

Cali's minimum wage is $8 instead of $7.25, so Disney pretty much has to up some of their wages about $1.

I'm also starting at $9-something
 












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