Scare Actors Wanted for Haunted Car Wash Event October 2026

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motor city suds auto spaPontiac (MI)

Cleaners of Vehicles and Equipment Theater Companies and Dinner Theaters

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$100

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About the role

Job Description: Nightmare on Woodward: A Haunted Car Wash Experience at Motor City Suds. We’re currently putting together a team of approximately scare actors for the event. Here are the details: This is a Part Time Seasonal Position Only Event Dates: October 16, 17, 23, 24 & 30

Working Hours: 6:00 PM–11:00 PM each night Availability: Because we want to build a consistent team throughout the event, preference will be given to actors who are available and can commit to all five event nights. If you aren’t available for all five nights, you’re still welcome to participate! Please let us know exactly which dates you can commit to when you respond.

Compensation: $100 per event night worked. Food & Drinks: Food and drinks will be provided for our scare actors during each event. Costumes: You are welcome to wear your own scary costume! We just ask that you submit photos in advance for approval so we can make sure it fits with the overall event. If you don’t have an appropriate costume, one will be provided.

The Role: Scare actors will help bring the experience to life by interacting with and scaring customers while they remain inside their vehicles. Actors will primarily be positioned throughout the vehicle queue leading up to the haunted tunnel and near the tunnel exit. Scare actors will not be responsible for operating car wash equipment, handling vehicles, or working at the point of sale. We’ll provide additional instructions and safety expectations before the event. Please see this link for inspiration for the role:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vANMqiuN52Y

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