Los Angeles Angels-2027 Season Part Time, Ticket Taker
$16.90 per hour
ApplyLos Angeles Angels-2027 Season Part Time, Ticket Taker
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SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$16.90 per hour
About the role
- Current through 12/31/2026: $16.90 per hour
- Effective 01/01/2027: $17.40 per hour
- This position is also eligible for sick time (after 90 days of employment) and complimentary tickets to games (12 per season).
- Greets all guests with a warm smile and a friendly "Welcome to Angel Stadium"Checks/Scans each ticket for authenticity and proper date, time and event. Scans the ticket and returns the appropriate portion to the guest
- Maintain a steady movement of guests through the turnstiles. Assists any children or persons having difficulty getting through the turnstile. Directs physically challenged patrons to the proper entrances.
- Directs guests in the proper direction, according to their seating location. Offers any additional information to guests about the location of their seats
- Maintains an understanding of all areas of the stadium. Remains aware of any special activities, functions, or promotions for the event
- Understands and enforces all Angel Stadium policies and procedures, especially those regarding crowd control and tickets
- All other duties as assigned
- Crowd Management experience for at least a year is preferred
- Effective communication skills (verbal)
- Ability to use a smartphone device
- Ability to deal diplomatically with the public, fellow employees, and supervisors
- Ability to stand continuously for extended periods of time
- Ability to frequently bend and twist neck
- Ability to occasionally bend/twist waist
- Ability to frequently use hands in repetitive movements
- Ability to work in inclement weather
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