Un-Happiest Place On Earth - Entertainment Costumer Disneyland Resort Employee Review

1.0
Dec 5, 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Free entry into the park. Having a little inside information can be fun too.

Cons

Many may think that it is the park guests that make this place awful but in actuality they are the highlight. The way the policies are made and they way management treats employees is really the worst. This company is all about the almighty dollar and to line the executives pockets as much as possible they pay their base employees the absolute minimum. They cut entertainment opportunities in the park and purposefully schedule people when they are unavailable so that they quit and don't have to raise their pay. When I started in 2005 there were plenty of perks but year by year they all vanished, no more holiday pins, no more department holiday meals, no more closed park christmas party. Trying to get anyone any kind of positive recognition as a lead was like pulling teeth but management was always quick to punish people. A little appreciation goes a long way but at Disneyland that concept seems to be lost.

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Pros

-Benefits are amazing. All kinds of benefits. -Work environment is really good. I felt like everyone is nice to you, including both coworkers and managers.- -Working shifts is flexible since there's the chance to swap shifts with coworkers. -Growth opportunity is big. You can work your way up to work even in the corporate side or swap departments too.

Cons

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4.0
Jul 24, 2026
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Pros

Strong teamwork, clear operating procedures, good benefits, and opportunities to learn in a fast-paced environment. The job has helped me build reliability, communication, safety awareness, and the ability to handle changing priorities.

Cons

Workloads can become demanding during busy periods, schedules may change, and the fast pace requires constant attention and flexibility.

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