Beverage Attendant - Pirates Voyage

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pirates voyage pigeon forgePigeon Forge (TN)

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Beverage Attendant - Pirates Voyage Email Me Similar Jobs Email Me This Job Ready to trade the "daily grind" for a life on the high seas? Pirates Voyage Dinner & Show is looking for bold recruits to join our crew and help bring the battle of the century to life! If you've got the spirit of a swashbuckler and a hunger for action, step into the arena and help us deliver a feast fit for a captain. The Booty (Pay & Perks) The Real Treasure: You'll earn extra tip-outs from servers every single show, making your take-home pay much higher than the base! Flexible Shifts: Afternoon and evening voyages available-perfect for night owls or those with busy mornings. Full-Time & Part-Time spots are open on the deck. Your Mission on the High Seas As a Beverage Attendant, you are the backbone of the crew. You'll be: Setting the Stage: Prepping the arena to ensure every "guest of honor" is ready for the feast. The Command Center: Acting as the vital link between the galley (kitchen) and the deck (servers) to keep the food flowing hot and fast. Safety First: Guarding our guests by mastering food allergy protocols and keeping the ship spotless. The Clean Sweep: Clearing the deck after the battle to get us ready for the next voyage. Leveling Up: You may even get cross-trained in serving duties to sharpen your skills! What You'll Need to Join the Crew Age: Must be at least 18 (the legal age for a privateer).
Credentials: High school diploma/GED and a valid Tennessee ABC permit. Physical Prowess: This isn't a desk job! You'll be walking, climbing stairs, balancing trays of "grog" and grub, and moving with the agility of a true pirate. Arrr' you ready to make every shift an adventure? Apply now and join the legendary Pirates Voyage crew!

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