Six Flags Over Texas to Host Annual Job Fair This Month
By Office of Communication
Posted on January 04, 2017, January 04, 2017

Six Flags Over

The rides have barely stopped spinning from the 2016 season, but already the park is gearing up for a thrilling season in 2017. With just seven weeks until the fun and adventure begins again, the search for new team members is underway. The job fair will take place on Saturday, January 14 and will continue on Saturday, January 21, and Saturday, January 28.

The multiple weekend hiring event will mark the largest job fair of the year for the park. Park management is looking for enthusiastic people to be a part of an exciting season that will feature thrilling and exhilarating rides, including the opening of the park's 13th coaster-The Joker. The job fair will begin each day at 10 a.m. at Six Flags Over Texas.

1,000 positions are needing to be filled in the following areas: food services, games, rides, retail, marketing, guest services, park services, entertainment, guest relations, security, loss prevention, cash control, sponsorship and medical services.

Wages for these various positions are based on experience and range from $7.25 to $11.00 an hour. Students, retirees, or people seeking a secondary income are encouraged to apply. Interested candidates should be enthusiastic and friendly people who are eager to learn more about the theme park and hospitality industry. Applicants should first go to sixflagsjobs.com to complete an online application. Interviews are scheduled by appointment only after the online application has been reviewed, but walk-ups are welcome.

Six Flags Over Texas kicks off the 2017 season on Saturday, February 25. This year, the park will employ nearly 4,000 seasonal team members. For more information on the job fair go to sixflagsjobs.com.

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