You must enjoy working with people – stellar guest experience is our priority and we are looking for people who can communicate with our guests in a professional and friendly manner.If you are interested in joining a team who values Passion, Commitment, Teamwork, Innovation and Integrity and what we’ve described above is YOU, then apply today and let’s talk! Report to ride lead followed by an accesso supervisor.Promote THE FLASH Pass and provide system overview to guests in normal queues at rides or other designated areas of the park.Collaborate with ride operations staff to ensure guests are loaded on ride in a timely manner.Direct both THE FLASH Pass and non-THE FLASH Pass guests to specified point in ride line to ensure proper merging.
Check THE FLASH Pass to ensure guest-eligibility to ride an attraction at assigned ride station.Familiarize yourself with the product offerings of our client, such as season pass discounts as well as park events and attraction information.At end of shift, totals cash register contents shown on register tape verifies against cash on hand and register reports with supervisor.Operate cash register by compiling printed list, and display cost of customer purchase, tax, and rebates on monitor screen and issue receipt.Upsell guests to other service levels and offerings.Quote price of items and services for which money is received.Make change, cash traveler's checks, authorize credit cards, take deposits, and issue receipts and rented devices to customers.Compute or re-compute bills, itemized lists, and tickets showing amount due.Enter guest information into the computer using accesso POS terminals.Provide excellent customer service to all park guests.They will also promote and sell THE FLASH Pass to guests at assigned locations throughout the park.Īpplicants must be comfortable in both roles in THE FLASH Pass operations at Six Flags Discovery Kingdom in Vallejo, California. accesso Team Members will assist guests as they enter the rides with our products, answering questions and handling product-related issues in a timely and friendly manner. This is an exciting opportunity for individuals to learn about theme park operations. By then, counties could move into the next tier of the state’s reopening plan, allowing park capacity to be increased to 25 percent of its pre-pandemic maximum.We are looking for Team Members who are excited about the attractions industry, self-motivated to learn about our virtual queuing solutions, and have a strong guest-services personality. Disneyland’s two theme parks will reopen April 30, while Knott’s Berry Farm plans to reopen in May. Other parks have chosen to wait longer to welcome back guests. Physical distancing enforced throughout the parkĪpril 1 was initially the earliest date for theme parks in California, but changes to the state’s metrics would have allowed parks to reopen this past weekend - a bit too soon for parks which have to recall, hire and train thousands of employees.Requiring face masks to be worn, including on attractions.Requiring guests to make reservations to manage limited capacity.The parks will adopt similar COVID-19 safety standards as other Six Flags parks, including: “I am also looking forward to seeing guests come out and experience West Coast Racers, our newest racing coaster that was only open briefly in 2020.” “Our team is eager to return to work and entertain our guests in a safe environment, providing the much-needed fun and escape we have all missed this past year,” said Magic Mountain park president Don McCoy. Tickets will be open to the general public on April 3. Six Flags Magic Mountain in Valencia and Six Flags Discovery Kingdom in Vallejo will both reopen to season passholders and members on April 1 and 2. Six Flags’ two California parks will become the first major theme parks in the state to operate rides and attractions in more than a year.
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