Topic: Work on Disney cruises

my daughter has just got an interview to work on Disney cruise line as a cocktail waitress. has anyone any tips..........excuse the pun!:D

she is studing crimminology and will be finishing uni this year and would like a year out, then join the police. she see this as a good fun way to work. she has worked in the restaurant/hotel trade since she was 16, waiteressing and as a chef. so she is used to long hours. she works hard and likes to party. she is a fun loving bubbly girl so I think she will enjoy the work.

BEWARE : They are a Micky Mouse outfit!;)

(Sorry not very helpful, I know!)

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BEWARE : They are a Micky Mouse outfit!;)

(Sorry not very helpful, I know!)

mayby not, but made me smile. :D:D:D:D:D

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My daughter has just got an interview to work on Disney cruise line as a cocktail waitress.

she see this as a good fun way to work.
she's worked in the restaurant/hotel trade since she was 16, waitressing and as a chef. ===> Well done!
so she is used to long hours. she works hard and likes to party.
she is a fun loving bubbly girl so I think she will enjoy the work.

Because she already has some experience in the field
it sounds like she'll fit right in! ;)
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Your daughter sounds perfect for the cruise line Issy , and what fun she will have, lucky girl.

I had to google for information , knew nothing about Disney ships but now wish I had a few young children to take on one of their cruises!

Will this be for the European or US market ?

I would love to take my children on a Disney cruise, especially since they are starting to do a couple ex-UK, but they are just too expensive!
Your daughter sounds perfect for the job.

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Your daughter sounds perfect for the cruise line Issy , and what fun she will have, lucky girl.

I had to google for information , knew nothing about Disney ships but now wish I had a few young children to take on one of their cruises!

Will this be for the European or US market ?

I think the Caribbean as she was told on the phone that she would be expected to work one day a week on their private island. she says that it won't feel like being at work that day!!!!!! if she gets the job I hope she rememers to apply high factor sunscreen as she has fair skin.

thanks everyone for the nice remarks about my daughter. she is a happy bubbly fun loving girl. I also think she would be good at it. but then I am her mum. :D

I also had to google Disney cruises they seem great, if you have children or a husband :D but very expensive.

when she was working in the hotel last weekend, with only one other barman, at the end of the night the father of the bride gave her £80 tip and told her not to share it with the other barman as she was the one who had done all the work and with a smile on her face all the time. :D proud mum Issy :D

There is a facebook group called Working on Cruise Ships -- Its a bit RUDE

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There is a facebook group called Working on Cruise Ships -- Its a bit RUDE

thanks she has already found it :D