Parking Lot Attendant
mid minnesota entertainmentWyoming (MN)
About the role
Now Hiring: Parking Attendants The Dead End Hayride
Location:
Wyoming, Minnesota Pay Range: Competitive with advancement opportunities Employment Duration: 12 months (6-week season)
Schedule:
Start time 5:00 7:00 PM Weekly Hours: 1035 hours Required Availability: Nights & Weekends Be the First Step in a Legendary Night of Frights! Join the team at The Dead End Hayride, Minnesota's premier interactive haunted attraction. As a Parking Attendant, you'll be the first point of contact for guests arriving for a night of chills and thrills. We're looking for positive, energetic individuals to help ensure a smooth, safe, and welcoming parking experience for all.
Key Responsibilities:
- Direct vehicles efficiently to designated parking areas
- Maintain smooth traffic flow and keep driving lanes clear
- Greet and assist attendees as they arrive
- Provide parking directions and general event information
- Help maintain cleanliness and order in the parking area
- Support the team with other duties as assigned
- Who We're Looking For:
Minimum age: 16 years or older
Able to work on your feet for 68 hour shifts Comfortable working outdoors in all weather conditions Positive attitude, great communication skills, and team-focused Prior customer service or event experience is a plus
Perks & Benefits:
- Wide pay range with opportunities for advancement
- Free tickets to The Dead End Hayride
- Private employee events
- On-site training provided
- Flexible scheduling
Set the tone for the ultimate haunted experience. Apply now to become a vital part of The Dead End Hayride crew and help guests start their night with smooth parking and spooky excitement!
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