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At Cedar Point, work is FUN! FREE Admission to Cedar Point and our other properties! Individuals with a passion and excitement about Cedar Point. By applying, you consent to your information being transmitted by Jobcase to the Employer, as data controller, through the Employers data processor SonicJobs.
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Some of our amazing perks and benefits: Paid training and FREE uniforms FREE Admission to Cedar Point and our other properties FREE tickets and discounts to local attractions FREE tickets for family and friends 20% discounts on food and merchandise Employee-only ride nights, game nights, and FREE FOOD events Responsibilities: C edar Point provides premiere entertainment with 200 acres of FUN and we want YOU to join us in making people happy.
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Working as a Part Time Year Round Lifeguard means you’ll keep our guests safe at our pools at our Castaway Bay Resort. C edar Point provides premiere entertainment with 200+ acres of FUN and we want YOU to join us in making people happy.
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