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- Skyway Loader
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- Swiss Family Treehouse Guide
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- Skyway Loader
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Isn't that the best part of the job? When everyone looks at you with a smile on their face when they see you with the Mickey hands? Do you make sure that you say High-4 to guests when they want to slap hands with you?
I know this is probably your first flight...and it's mine too...ha, ha
Rain upon that planet Earth. And they rain ... and rain ... and rain. The deluge.
Rain upon that planet Earth. And they rain ... and rain ... and rain. The deluge.
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- Swiss Family Treehouse Guide
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Not necessarily. I don't post about all those exciting 6 hour shifts where I just stand at the turnstile and do absolutely nothing except fix tickets that aren't being read and give a quick greeting to people as they whiz by. Ideally I'd like to be able to move around a bit and talk to guests more, at the very least I'd like one of those. During most shifts though, I get neither.yodiwan1 wrote:park greeter definetly sounds better than custodal host!!
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- Rocket Jets Flight Director
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That's one thing about custodial, you get relative freedom to move about. That's what I loved about it. You really shouldn't, but you could walk to different areas and chat with a lot of cast members- while doing your job of course.
Also, you can kind of go at your own pace.
Also, you can kind of go at your own pace.
"A pirate in irons be full o' guile.
And the blackest 'art wears the broadest smile."
Oh, and "Welcome Home."
And the blackest 'art wears the broadest smile."
Oh, and "Welcome Home."
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- Swiss Family Treehouse Guide
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This is going to sound kinda silly, but thats one of the reasons I love to get the Sweep assignment. Usually people just give water breaks, but I actually get the broom and pan and sweep our area. I enjoy walking around a bit and not having to deal with the non-English speaking families who can't figure the tickets out and are getting angry with me because of it. 

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- Storybookland Canal Boats Mate
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.....yes but I hated bathrooms, and protei spills....i honestly would rather do anything than that ever again!!!That's one thing about custodial, you get relative freedom to move about. That's what I loved about it. You really shouldn't, but you could walk to different areas and chat with a lot of cast members- while doing your job of course.
"hold on to them hats and glasses, cause this here's the wildest ride in the wilderness!!"








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- Rocket Jets Flight Director
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packwingfn wrote: I'm looking for some more subsonic folks to come say hello to me! I'm only here for another 2 months so if you have any vacations planned in the following 2 months, please let me know.
There. Fixed it for you

The globe makes so much more sense now!
"A pirate in irons be full o' guile.
And the blackest 'art wears the broadest smile."
Oh, and "Welcome Home."
And the blackest 'art wears the broadest smile."
Oh, and "Welcome Home."
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When we were there in December last year, we spent ALOT of time in the parks, and (at least I) didn't really notice the Christmas loop(s). Even during the EMH, I didn't really notice it. The only time was right after park closing while we were meandering back to the gates.packwingfn wrote:Wait until the Christmas music starts playing...You will shoot yourself in the face when you hear the same songs EVERY hour (it's an hour loop). The decorations don't bother me but I'm defnitely not looking foward to christmas songs ALL the time throughout the whole park.
Now, it may be different when you're forced to listen to it for a 10 hour shift. so I can't really speak for that, but at least from the guest perspective, it didn't seem so bad spending the entire day in the parks...
"And please do not sit on the floor. My studies show you can't experience time travel on the floor. and it's not a pretty picture in those shorts" - The Timekeeper
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Lion and I met last night at EPCOT when I was working Morocco Streets. We talked for a while and it was a lot of fun!
And yes the globe does make lots of sense! I feel so much better knowing about it now too.
And yes the globe does make lots of sense! I feel so much better knowing about it now too.
I know this is probably your first flight...and it's mine too...ha, ha
Rain upon that planet Earth. And they rain ... and rain ... and rain. The deluge.
Rain upon that planet Earth. And they rain ... and rain ... and rain. The deluge.
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- Rocket Jets Flight Director
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Yep, the globe during IllumiNations. There's a story to all the images and stuff.
Derek explained it to me.
@Packwingfn: Wow, and I still can't get over the fact that you guys have night detail. That's crazy. It was nice to finally meet up with you.
Derek explained it to me.
@Packwingfn: Wow, and I still can't get over the fact that you guys have night detail. That's crazy. It was nice to finally meet up with you.
"A pirate in irons be full o' guile.
And the blackest 'art wears the broadest smile."
Oh, and "Welcome Home."
And the blackest 'art wears the broadest smile."
Oh, and "Welcome Home."