Part Time / Seasonal Room?

[BriBri1984]

Hi All,

I am trying to see if people on here have advice or more for me~

I am trying to get PT or Seasonal Position.

I am 25, I do not drink or smoke. The bar is not my thing, seeking more laid back people.

I work for an airline so this is why I am trying to live part of the fun. Flying for Free is nice. I will not go into all the details but I am seeing if people rent out beds, bunk beds, or something to sleep and shower for every once in awhile staying.

I do not have a job yet, but trying to seek other details. I know CM's get discounts, so on property could be an option and that would cut out transportation. As that is another small issue.

Thank you for the help and any or all advice. Even if I do not get any good help from here on my question, I am always seeking Disney Company for Trips!

This would be at The World , and I did already apply. Trying for Watercraft Operator.

Bri~

 

[glendalais]

It depends on where you want to apply (you never mentioned).

If you're looking to work at the Disneyland Resort in California, please note that there are currently limited openings and waiting lists have been established for most roles.

You can apply at http://www.disneyland.jobs/. If called in for an interview, you would need to visit California-Site Casting Services, located in the Casting Center inside the Team Disney Anaheim Building behind Disneyland Park in Anaheim, California.

If you would like to work for the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, they are indeed currently hiring Casual Regular and Casual Temporary positions in a wide variety of roles.

To apply, please visit http://www.waltdisneyworld.jobs/. If called in for an interview, you would need to visit the Florida-Site Casting Services Office, located in the Casting Center across from the Downtown Disney Area in Lake Buena Vista, Florida.

In either case, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts US, Inc. does not provide housing for non-Internship Cast Members. You can check online services such as Craigslist or local newspapers (such as the Los Angeles Times or Orange County Register in Southern California, or the Orlando Sentinel in Central Florida) for listings.

Generally, most people want things on a lease arrangement. But something might still be available on the terms you're describing.