Amusement Park and Theme Park Staff

 

InterExchange places international seasonal staff at amusement parks and theme parks throughout the U.S.

Our recruitment staff screens workers to fill a variety of positions, including:

Types of Seasonal Work Visas

International seasonal staff arrive in the U.S. on either the short-term J-1 Visa Work & Travel program or the longer-term H-2B Visa program. J-1 Visas allow participants to work for up to 4 months, and H-2B Visas allow participants to work for up to 10 months with the possibility to renew their visa. International interns are also available for more advanced positions.

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Amusement Park and Theme Park Jobs Available

 

Region: Across the U.S. Typically amusement park employers are located in the East, Midwest, or a few western states.

Typical season: The majority of students work from May - September (during the summer); however, sometimes amusement parks will hire through October.

Amusement Park/Theme Park Job Responsibilities

Sales Help: These jobs require workers to be fluent in English. They can be found in food and beverage and sometimes in shops. Responsibilities may include working the cash register, dealing with U.S. currency, attending customers and guests, and cleaning up after work.

Ride Operator: Assisting with park rides, including roller coasters, Ferris Wheels, merry-go-rounds, etc.

Game Attendant: Dealing with guests, especially children, and operating game machines.

Food and Beverage: Positions will vary from cooks, table bus servers, cashiers, and waiters. Generally, you will be asked to perform different responsibilities, such as selling and serving food, helping with its preparation, cleaning up, and assisting the cook.

Lifeguard: This may include water rescue, diving, first aid administration, etc. Swimming experience is necessary for this position.

Maintenance: This may include repairs, cleaning public areas (including public bathrooms), and taking out the garbage.