Ticketing/Reservations Staff 2026/27
$16 - $18 per hour
ApplyTicketing/Reservations Staff 2026/27
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$16 - $18 per hour
About the role
- Connect customers with information they need to maximize the value and experience they have at Bousquet Mountain.
- Positively represent the mountain by being friendly and helpful.
- Sell lift tickets, season passes, lessons and rentals; help guests understand the various options and values to select the right products. Sales include in-person, online and over the telephone.
- Respond to customer questions, concerns, comments and complaints in person, by telephone, via email or by regular mail; resolve if possible; refer to supervisor or other staff member/department as indicated.
- Assist in the coordination of lost and found items.
- Be familiar with all of Bousquet Mountain's products, services, and specials.
- Take payment and return correct change; process credit card payments; print/fill out tickets; process related records/forms, such as credits, coupons, upgrades, gift certificates, and the like. Cash out at end of day; prepare cash and sales reports.
- Perform basic data entry.
- Communicate closely with other departments, particularly Rentals, Snowsports and Mountain Operations.
- Other customer service-oriented tasks as assigned.
- Other Functions:
- Assist in general cleanup and maintenance of reception and work areas, including shoveling/sanding/salting of entryway and moving ski/board racks.
- Contribute to the development of guest service systems.
- Assist in the development of guest services databases.
- Helpful, outgoing and friendly personality
- Good basic math/cash-handling skills
- Ability to work well under pressure in a fast-paced environment
- PatienceGeneral interest in the ski industry and in helping others
- Ability to follow instructions
- Phone etiquette skills
- Physical and Mental Demands:
- Prolonged periods of standing and/or sitting
- Some time may be spent outdoors in cold temperatures and on uneven surfaces
- Stress from dealing with fast-paced environment, occasionally difficult and/or upset customers, and quickly jumping from one situation to the next
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