Ever thought about applying for Disney Cruise Line Job?

[jlawall]

Hey Laura, I do think there was at least one gentleman who fits that description on the ship. Never stop dreaming!!!!!!!

 

[rae519]

Originally posted by Buckaroo's Dad

May as well arrest me now, Rae. There's no way I'm gonna "stay clean" through a probationary period...

BD, now I know what your problem is - you are too easy! SHEESH! Would you at least play hard to get once in a while?!

Rae

 

[Gem333]

i'm just about to finish a couse in child care and would love to work on board. does anyone know somebody who is a crew member? i would love to chat to them to see what it is like

 

[MrsPete]

Yes, my husband and I have talked about working on a cruise ship for a couple years after we retire. I'll be 58 when I retire, and I come from a family in which women tend to live well into their 90s. I'll have a traditional pension, but it'll be years before I can start collecting Social Security (if it even exists by that point). I think I'd like to work six months on, six months off for a couple years.

I wouldn't want to do anything that deals with food service or housekeeping though -- I've done enough of that in my life! I'd be good at the customer service desk or the excursions desk. Or I'd be good doing something managing the crew.

My husband is an engineer, and he says it'd be exiciting to work in the engine room or in some type of navigation.

 

[rae519]

I'd like the job of announcing families as they embark - the smiles are priceless!!

Rae

 

[Verandah Man]

Originally posted by rae519
I'd like the job of announcing families as they embark - the smiles are priceless!!

Rae

And I would be on the other side of you Rae, shaking everyone's hand after their names were announced!!!

 

[rae519]

Andy - we also need to do something one the ship is underway, I think we'd both be great as "food testers" - what say you?

Rae

 

[Verandah Man]

I say, bring on the shrimp, and the orange mango soup!!!