Disneyland Resort reviews

managers have their favorites. so if you not on their good side you wont move up. kitchen managers cheating on wives and sleeping with servers and never to be seen until later through the day.

The pay is at minimum wage. The training is extensive, heavily saturated with a high volume of different/random information regarding the operating systems, programs and processes. They give you 2 days for in booth training and to learn the entire system from open to close. The systems for different transactions often have you going in circles and back and forth which seem like a lot of unnecessary steps to accomplish one goal. Every aspect of this job from opening tasks to learning the many different kinds of transactions you will be handling, to the extensive and long winded closing process is intense. 2 days is not enough to learn all that is necessary to handle a slew of people on the third day at your window. For the amount of work and concentrated, tedious tasks to perform around the clock, the pay is entirely inadequate or fair in my opinion.