WDW called, offered you a job

[figment52]

Tinkerbell...How cool would it be to fly over main street every night?

My chiropracter's partner did this while she was in college.

I want to work in the accounting department and see actual numbers for everything.

 

[MushyMushy]

The fairy Godmother

That's what I thought too!

Or, I'd like to be a musician of some sort, even though I don't play anymore. I'd work my fingers to the bone to be a musician at WDW. One of my regrets that I missed out on while I was a music major in school. Disney had auditions at our school and I rolled my eyes at it.

 

[Caradana]

I'd want to work in their strategic finance and operations group in Burbank.

 

[Pakey]

I'd like to be the harpist at Victoria and Alberts.

 

[ghoulishgirl]

I was raised with horses, so it's an easy choice for me! Work with the Disney horses! We went to the stables at Fort Wilderness and it was wonderful!

 

[diznygirl]

WDW called and told you that you are qualified for any job there, take your pick - from CEO to princess to landscaper. What job would you like and where in WDW parks, hotels, shops, restaurants, office, behind the scenes, etc, would you like to work?

I want to be the person that is invited to all the meetings where I can say, "That's a really dumb idea" or "Great idea - here's your budget." If that's CEO, I'll do it.


Second to that I would want to be the person in Merchandising in charge of Plush.

 

[Disney Ella]

Imagineer. Of course, I don't have an engineering background, but I would like to do something as creative as coming up with rides and being able to design the systems to bring the idea to life. I'm not one of those people who would be so thrilled to work at WDW that they wouldn't care what they did. Standing at IASW and asking "How many?" for hours or dishing out French fries at a counter service restaurant would not be my idea of a fun job - even if it was at WDW.

 

[disykat]

I'd like to be Ariel in the Little Mermaid show.

Ok,this one's more realistic. I'd like to do some sort of VIP tour stuff, helping coordinate the park experience of people on Make a Wish trips, etc.

 

[npmommie]

I would like to drive the boat that goes back and forth from the Poly, GF, CR all day

 

[JR6ooo4]

Imaginaeer!
But if I could make a living (comfortably) I would even sort trash/recycling!

Just not a night job where I could not seet the guests smiling faces.

Mikeeee

 

[Judy from Boise]

I would be COO or VP of Epcot now, and sing in the voices of liberty when I could afford to retire.

 

[DisneyBlonde]

I want to be the person that is invited to all the meetings where I can say, "That's a really dumb idea" or "Great idea - here's your budget." If that's CEO, I'll do it.

Ooooo...if you had that job, I bet Figment would still be there.

 

[Dan Murphy]

Mayor on Main Street (with a camera, LOL).

 

[paintnolish]

Of course I'd love the income of one of the higher up jobs, but I really love interacting with people! I think I'd be rather content with working in TOT of POTC (I like the garb and being in character), a face character on Main St. or in DHS, or even just working in a store.

 

[Disneyafternoonfan]

I love to work for Disney or Universal and plan to live in America someday

 

[CathrynRose]

The 'suited' people when the parades and show's run, or otherwise - that interact with guests, yet are on their walkie talkies (strategically placed on their shoulder) to make sure everything is operating smmmmooooothly.

Or a Disney Cop.

 

[Planogirl]

I would need something that pays decently so I guess that I'd take some kind of office job in one the planning or budget areas. I too would work for any themepark when it comes right down to it - it looks fun.

 

[imabrat]

Um, easy - I'd live in the Cinderella Suite full-time.

I'm the weirdo, I've never had an interest in working for Disney. Now that I'm getting closer to college, people keep asking me why I don't do the College Program. I guess it would just ruin the magic for me.

Ok,this one's more realistic. I'd like to do some sort of VIP tour stuff, helping coordinate the park experience of people on Make a Wish trips, etc.

I went to Disneyland for my Make a Wish trip last August, and the people at Disney were amazing! Out of the 5 nights we stayed, Disney paid for 3 of them, and in an on-site hotel too! The workers at the Make a Wish Lounge did their best to make me feel comfortable when I need a break. The people at the hotel sent up chocolate covered rice crispy mickeys every night, complete with turn-down service. I got to meet one of the 2 ambassadors to DLR. Disney really went all out for me, and apparently it's pretty normal from other trips I've heard of.

 

[bigtinkfun]

I want to be the person who opens the doors at Haunted Mansion and "greets" all the waiting guests. MUWAHAHAHA!

 

[diznygirl]

Ooooo...if you had that job, I bet Figment would still be there.

You betcha!!!

Mayor on Main Street (with a camera, LOL).

That's the perfect job for you!