Wagon Loading Attendant

Posted 4 days ago

mid minnesota entertainmentWyoming (MN)

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Now Hiring: Loading Zone Attendants – The Dead End Hayride Location: Wyoming, Minnesota Pay Range: $14 – $17/hour Employment Duration: 1–2 months (Approx. 7 weekends)
Schedule: Start time between 6:00–7:00 PM, 10–35 hours/week Availability Needed: Evenings & Weekends (All weather conditions) Be a part of Minnesota's ultimate horror experience! The Dead End Hayride is seeking enthusiastic and motivated Loading Zone Attendants to help deliver a thrilling, safe, and unforgettable guest experience. As part of our team, you'll ensure smooth loading operations and provide top-tier customer service at one of the region's most iconic haunted attractions.
What You'll Do: Greet and assist guests with enthusiasm and professionalism Check tickets and manage queue line flow efficiently Direct guests safely onto wagons Provide event information and answer guest questions Maintain cleanliness and organization of the loading zone Set up and take down queue stanchions and signage Deliver the "wagon speech" and manage other assigned duties Adapt to multiple roles within the loading team as needed Who We're Looking For: Age 16+ Energetic, outgoing, and guest-focused Able to stand for 6–8 hours and lift 15–30 lbs regularly Willing to work in outdoor environments, rain or shine Excellent communication and teamwork skills Previous customer service experience is a plus Reliable, punctual, and ready to have fun while working hard!
Perks & Benefits: Competitive hourly pay + potential bonuses Free tickets to The Dead End Hayride, Great Pumpkin Trail & Pinehaven Farm Access to exclusive employee-only events Flexible scheduling Opportunities for advancement and recognition Bring the energy. Bring the chills. Be a part of the Dead End legacy. Apply now and help create epic fall memories for thousands of guests!

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