I was Recreation on the 7 Seas (Poly and Grand) in my DCP years ago. BEST. ROLE. EVER!!!! We basically chilled on the boats all day, ran cabanas and captained private fireworks cruises at night. So chill. So fun!

I think custodial costumes are white because that makes them super easy to bleach. Kind of like how hotels use all white bedding now.

I just got my role for my 10/10 DCP! I'm going to be a character attendant in Hollywood Studios 😁

I picked up a convention guide shift for the wine and dine marathon and all i did was stand at a corner and tell the runners to turn and I cheered. I loved it hahah!

Quick correction for costuming, sometimes you are helping characters get dressed! My friend did costuming at Festival of the Lion King on her cp and she got to help the monkeys with their costumes

Thank you so much for making this video! I’ve been accepted to DCP Spring 2023 and I’m trying to gather as much info as possible! I’m actually submitting an online audition for Character performers this week. I’m also applying for some Production Assistant internships too.

24:01 I work at a theme park currently, the person who takes the food from the kitchen staff and gives it to guests is an expeditor!

This was an awesome video thank you!💕✨ I’m hoping to apply for the dcp in a couple years. Just discovered your channel, I love it so far.:))

I want to be a character performer so bad!!!!!! When and if I do a DCP, I would LOVE to be a character performer

Very interesting and unique video topic 😊 nicely researched as well Convention guide used to be a fairly common extra hours/pickup shift, not sure how it is now (I was last a cm in ‘17) It was a lot of weddings, private parties where they’d rented out say one of the Epcot islands for fireworks viewing, company gatherings, etc. But we did literally lead people through the parks at times lol - for instance we would have to meet a bus full of wedding guests at their backstage drop off point and lead them to wherever their reception location was. Very interesting shifts, easy w/ a lot standing around talking most of the time. Not really a role you could get permanently assigned, even as a regular cast member because I definitely asked lol Also I notice you left out theaters, ie shows like FOLK and Nemo. While I was there all of this was reorganized under new umbrellas, which is why some of them are kind of 🤔, but theaters (at DAK anyway) are also considered Attractions. As was everything on the island that wasn’t merch or F&B, so bug’s life Because of the reorg I ended up with custodial training as well and yes, it is probably the best role in the parks. Especially at DAK

I heard from someone that it doesn’t necessarily matter what your résumé says about your experience, and that they just randomly put people in places.. Is that true?

I'm gonna be in the ELE- COS (The Entertainment Costuming ) at MK coming up this month, I'm pretty nervous about it. You helped go into good detail about it but it sounds like it won't be a very fun job 😥

hii. i heard someone say that if you know multiple languages or are an international cp that you are more likely to be placed in resort. is this true or should i do other things to get placed in resorts. thank you for making these videos

I have been accepted to the dcp spring 2023 and my dream role is to work front desk at the Polynesian

Do you need any previous cosmetology experience to be considered for a fairy godmother apprentice? It’s my dream role and I want to make sure I have the best chances!

I heard there was no way to rank your role choices after Covid. Do they ever plan to bring that back? I’m planning on applying for 2024, is there any way to subtly ask for a role or deny roles? I have back issues and can’t lift heavy objects so my worry is that I would get a role like house person and I would die in that position - is the only way out a doctors note? Will they deny me if I have physical ailments but everything else is stellar in my interview and resume? I want to work here so bad but I would hate to have to term because I can’t physically do a role

once you're placed into a specific role, is that your only role for your whole time at the DCP? or can you switch roles?

What jobs are not in theme parks I have social disability had bad experiences with NBC Universal is house person only opoption?

Does anyone in the comments have any experience with children’s activities? I’m an education major :)

oh no.. i am at the worst job? qsr odv in magic kingdom. watched this video to feel better about it but im nervous i will not like it :(

I’m considering doing the dcp college program . I just changed my major to hospitality management and I think it could be a good experience for me. I might seriously consider doing it, so thank you for the video because this really helped 🫶🏻