This was so cool to hear about. When you say how hard cast members work, I’d be so interested to know a day in the life of a cast member from the parking lot to how early you have to get to your shift because of the people, the strict rules they have for CM etc. All that stuff!
If I hadn’t left the company last summer, September 16th would have been my 5 year anniversary working at Disneys California Adventure. I worked in attractions in Pixar Pier - I was an attractions lead and I also got to be a show operations lead for a short time - and then covid happened 😣 I know leaving was the right decision for me, but there’s no denying that I still mourn my time there and the people I was surrounded by often. It’s a truly different kind of experience that I wish everyone could get the opportunity to try. Buttttt, I love getting to tell all my crazy Disney stories to my new coworkers and clients. ❤️ I just know that if I got the opportunity to go back in time and have one more shift at my coaster, with all my besties, I would do it in a HEARTBEAT.
My husband and I are in LOVE with DCA/DL!!!! I 100% agree with you about missing the great CMs and experiences - it changed my life for the better forever. ❤️ If I find a time machine I’ll let you know 🙃
This was so much fun to listen to and to watch! As a former cast member, I had a great time too and wish i could go back there. I worked in merchandise in the Norway pavillion and I stayed there for a year ❤️
Miss Nicole 🤗🤗 This was so much Fun 😎😎😎 Your makeup looks so Pretty and Your Nails too! Thank You for sharing Your Wonderful experience working for Disney 😊
*faith trust and pixie dust* I love that ☺️ sending you good energy and vibes so you can stay a night in the castle and do a ASMR video and tell us all about it 😍😌
I love Donald so much, I recently got to see him at Tusker House! The safari outfits are so cute. Id love more Disney videos and experiences, they're just a special kind of relaxing ❤ I hope to be a cast member some day even if i have to wait until I'm old and retired!
I used to be a hostess at Tusker House!!! And you should ABSOLUTELY follow your dream of becoming a Cast Member! During my time there I met sooo many retired, part time CMs and they were so happy!
You’re Mrs. Congeniality!!! Truly so grateful and kind, full of magic, positivity, and happiness. It’s a breath of fresh air and makes me fall in love with you ( you know what I mean. Nothing weird. LoL). Thank you for sharing a piece of your happiness!! 💕
I understand what you mean about working at Magic Kingdom. I love Harry Potter and the Wizarding World is an escape for me. I'd be afraid to work there, too.
Sorry for commenting on an old video but I’m about to start school in Orlando and want to try working a little at Disney. I was wondering how easy it was to get started or get the job, and also can you request a specific area or park or do they just assign you at random? I love the countries in Epcot and would love to work in it, I’m curious if I can request that or no? Thanks
Oooh yay how exciting! Now, I haven't gone through the Disney job application process since 2021 so it may have changed since then, but here's what I can tell you. If you are applying for a "front lines" hourly job (which working in the countries in Epcot would fall under that category) it is relatively easy to get hired. You apply for a particular line of work; meaning: merchandise, food and beverage, custodial (which is called Guest Show), attractions, etc. When I got my interview, they asked me if I'd like full time or part time employment. The first time I applied I chose full time and the recruiter told me my options (Animal Kingdom or Magic Kingdom). The second time I applied I was waitlisted and then was just randomly placed where they needed staffing - I didn't have any input. I do feel that it's SUPER important to note that unless you have documented medical accommodations from a doctor, it's very likely that you'll be working in an outdoor role. Idk if you are from FL or not, but that's the MAIN thing that I tell people when they apply. That being said, I would highly encourage you to tell you recruiter that you love the countries in Epcot and it's possible that they can make a notation on your application. Please let me know if you have any more questions/how the process goes for you - I'm always happy to assist!!
I know what you mean by some of the magic changing when you work there. I remember when I would walk backstage if Mickey was about to start taking off costume I would immediately look down or look in a different direction. everyone else I was okay with bur Not Mickey! lol I know it may sound silly.
This was so cool to hear about. When you say how hard cast members work, I’d be so interested to know a day in the life of a cast member from the parking lot to how early you have to get to your shift because of the people, the strict rules they have for CM etc. All that stuff!
I would loveeee to do another video answering questions like that! Maybe soon I’ll do a Cast Member Q&A!
PLEASE more disney content abt being a cast member!
If I hadn’t left the company last summer, September 16th would have been my 5 year anniversary working at Disneys California Adventure. I worked in attractions in Pixar Pier - I was an attractions lead and I also got to be a show operations lead for a short time - and then covid happened 😣 I know leaving was the right decision for me, but there’s no denying that I still mourn my time there and the people I was surrounded by often. It’s a truly different kind of experience that I wish everyone could get the opportunity to try. Buttttt, I love getting to tell all my crazy Disney stories to my new coworkers and clients. ❤️ I just know that if I got the opportunity to go back in time and have one more shift at my coaster, with all my besties, I would do it in a HEARTBEAT.
My husband and I are in LOVE with DCA/DL!!!! I 100% agree with you about missing the great CMs and experiences - it changed my life for the better forever. ❤️ If I find a time machine I’ll let you know 🙃
This was so interesting! I love a show and tell and rly appreciate that you talk nice and slowly ❤️
I’m glad you liked it! 😊
This was so much fun to listen to and to watch! As a former cast member, I had a great time too and wish i could go back there. I worked in merchandise in the Norway pavillion and I stayed there for a year ❤️
I’m so happy you liked it! I love hearing about CM experiences bc no two are exactly alike! Thank you for making magic! ✨
Thank you for creating this lovely safe space for us. 💕
It’s my true pleasure. 💜
What wonderful experiences you had working there. Thanks for sharing your memories! And hello from Long Island NY☺️
Thank YOU for being here! Give LI a big hug from me! 🤗
@@glasshalffullasmr ❤️
This made me so happy 😊
😊😊😊😊
You’ve got to do a cast member role play
When I first watched this video and heard you say you were a past Disney cast member, I thought you were a Princess ♡
💖💖💖 I’m actually too old believe it or not!!
Miss Nicole 🤗🤗 This was so much Fun 😎😎😎 Your makeup looks so Pretty and Your Nails too! Thank You for sharing Your Wonderful experience working for Disney 😊
Thank you! You are the sweetest 🥰
You are the magic girl!!! This was such a fun video!! Thank you for sharing ✨ Meeting Julie Andrews is a top dream for me too!
One day it’ll happen. 🙏🏼🤞🏼
Loved this video!!
I’m so happy you liked it! 😊
*faith trust and pixie dust* I love that ☺️ sending you good energy and vibes so you can stay a night in the castle and do a ASMR video and tell us all about it 😍😌
THANK YOU!! It’ll happen one day I truly believe it!! ✨🤞🏼
@@glasshalffullasmr I believe it girl! When it does, we need the details in a tingly video 🥰
I love Donald so much, I recently got to see him at Tusker House! The safari outfits are so cute. Id love more Disney videos and experiences, they're just a special kind of relaxing ❤ I hope to be a cast member some day even if i have to wait until I'm old and retired!
I used to be a hostess at Tusker House!!! And you should ABSOLUTELY follow your dream of becoming a Cast Member! During my time there I met sooo many retired, part time CMs and they were so happy!
i can tell how much Disney means to you! love that!! 🥺❤️
Literally everything to me 🥹
Love Disney 🥰
🥰🥰🥰
You’re Mrs. Congeniality!!! Truly so grateful and kind, full of magic, positivity, and happiness. It’s a breath of fresh air and makes me fall in love with you ( you know what I mean. Nothing weird. LoL). Thank you for sharing a piece of your happiness!! 💕
That’s super kind of you to say. 🥰And no worries; I know what you mean haha. 💜💜💜💜
I understand what you mean about working at Magic Kingdom. I love Harry Potter and the Wizarding World is an escape for me. I'd be afraid to work there, too.
Same. Harry Potter is literally spiritual to me lol.
I would have thought u worked as a cast member Princess. You are forsure pretty enough. Great listen!
Aww thank you! I’m so glad you enjoyed!
You’re very beautiful! Happy Monday 💙💙💙💙
Have a magical day! ✨
Sorry for commenting on an old video but I’m about to start school in Orlando and want to try working a little at Disney. I was wondering how easy it was to get started or get the job, and also can you request a specific area or park or do they just assign you at random? I love the countries in Epcot and would love to work in it, I’m curious if I can request that or no? Thanks
Oooh yay how exciting! Now, I haven't gone through the Disney job application process since 2021 so it may have changed since then, but here's what I can tell you. If you are applying for a "front lines" hourly job (which working in the countries in Epcot would fall under that category) it is relatively easy to get hired. You apply for a particular line of work; meaning: merchandise, food and beverage, custodial (which is called Guest Show), attractions, etc. When I got my interview, they asked me if I'd like full time or part time employment. The first time I applied I chose full time and the recruiter told me my options (Animal Kingdom or Magic Kingdom). The second time I applied I was waitlisted and then was just randomly placed where they needed staffing - I didn't have any input. I do feel that it's SUPER important to note that unless you have documented medical accommodations from a doctor, it's very likely that you'll be working in an outdoor role. Idk if you are from FL or not, but that's the MAIN thing that I tell people when they apply. That being said, I would highly encourage you to tell you recruiter that you love the countries in Epcot and it's possible that they can make a notation on your application. Please let me know if you have any more questions/how the process goes for you - I'm always happy to assist!!
@@glasshalffullasmr thank you very much, that’s very useful to know. Luckily I am from FL, so I’m plenty use to being outside in that kind of weather!
I know what you mean by some of the magic changing when you work there. I remember when I would walk backstage if Mickey was about to start taking off costume I would immediately look down or look in a different direction. everyone else I was okay with bur Not Mickey! lol I know it may sound silly.
I ABSOLUTELY did the same thing when I worked character dining bc the character green room was near my breakroom. I’d cover my eyes and look away!!