The Walt Disney Company Employer Reviews

Working for disney was an experience of a lifetime! I did not like working weekends and nights. I met a ton of people from all over. I would check out merchandise for guest and do inventory. I also closed out the register

Daily guest interaction from people all over the world. I work when everybody else gets to play. Making smiles.

A typical day at work could start at any given time as scheduling is not always consistent. Typically shifts are eight hours, five days a week, but that could range in any direction. Many times you are interacting with hundreds of guest or cast members whether it be face to face or over the phone.

Disney provides excellent resources for learning and career exploration. If I had decided to continue working in advertising sales, I would definitely continue on in the company.

Very professional enviornment. Networking across the various segments of the company is a plus.

I LOVED work with Walt Disney World. Not only was it the happiest place on Earth, it also made me the happiest person on Earth!!

im cashiers, guess relation, inventory, stockers o whatever they need

I love working for Disney. I learned how to sew. A typical work day consisted of working for 8-10hrs a day. Sometime we would have 12hr days. The people at Disney were friendly and pleasant to work with. The supervisors were great!! The best part of my work day would have to be interacting with the people there. The hardest part of my job would had – more... to been redoing the thread on the sewing machine. – less

I really enjoyed my department, my coworkers and managers were patient and really wanted to make me feel apart of the team. My manager was supportive of intern activities and open to negotiating my working ours.

Disney is an excellent company. They provide an amazing work environment and give employees an opportunity to make the guest experience amazing as well.

The only con to wokring for the company is the lack of upward mobility options. Often employees stay in one position through their entire career at WDW. I wanted a position with more professional opportunities – more... than serving. – less

Great company! Fun, inspiring and challenging. I leaned a lot at this company and enjoyed it.

Pay, benefits, family needs, career needs, it's all here in one place. A dream come true. Thank you.

The most enjoyable part of would have to be visiting the parks and seeing people of all ages enjoy the hard work you have done. The hardest part would have to be field work. When the deadline to open an attraction is close, schedules get very tight and hours get longer.

I worked extensively on new vehicle projects for attractions. Interfaced with engineers on a daily bases. I would head out to an attraction to review issues with new mechanical systems. I helped with field installation of vehicles and power system during test and adjustment phase. I assisted with training of maintenance team for new vehicle restraint – more... and power system. – less

Depending what location I'm at I would come and grill cook or work outside carts or stock carts. on weekends I will at 3 diff locations check and put away food from delivery truck.
Learned a lot about food safety.
My management and coworkers were great.
Hardest part on weekends work over night.
Most enjoyable cast members and guest you get to meet.

The Walt Disney Company is constantly changing and evolving. I have learned so much by being able to contribute to different segments across the company.

It was a hard working job but you always were enjoying seeing the guests happy all the childrens play, etc.

i enjoyed my time at the company. i learned how to work with a team as a team. the best part of the day is when production is high and co-workers is smiling, it does or was days where things wasn't good as others,but that's a part of the working field

Great learning opportunity, but limited upside and overall growth.

Exceed guest expectations and stay in "character" at all times while "on stage". I enjoyed working there and assisting families in having a magical experience.