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ROLE · Amusement, Recreation and Park Attendants

41 jobs

H-2B Parks and recreation jobs.

41 active H-2B jobs in this role. Ride operators, amusement park attendants, ski resort, pool and tourist attraction staff.

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What the job involves
  • Operate and monitor rides and attractions.
  • Greet visitors and explain safety rules.
  • Sell tickets and help guests.
  • Keep areas and equipment clean and safe.
Common requirements
  • English communication, since contact with the public is constant.
  • Attention to safety rules.
  • Availability on weekends and peak season.
Tips for applying
  • Check the dates: summer and winter jobs run in different periods.
  • Ask about lodging and transport to the park.

Where most jobs are

Most common job titles

  • Amusement & Recreation Attendant – Traveling Carnival · 14
  • Amusement Attendant · 5
  • Carnival Worker · 5
  • Amusement & Recreation Attendant – Carnival · 4
  • Amusement & Recreation Attendant – Rides · 2
  • Lift Operator · 2
  • Lift Attendant · 1
  • Pool and Beach Attendants · 1
  • Amusement and Recreation Attendants – Carnival · 1
  • Spa Attendant · 1

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What does a parks and recreation worker do on an H-2B?

Ride operators, amusement park attendants, ski resort, pool and tourist attraction staff. Main duties: operate and monitor rides and attractions; greet visitors and explain safety rules; sell tickets and help guests; keep areas and equipment clean and safe.

How many H-2B parks and recreation jobs are there?

Today H2A Works lists 41 active H-2B jobs in this role, mainly in California, Florida, Arizona. The number changes as employers publish or close job orders.

What are the most common requirements?

English communication, since contact with the public is constant. Attention to safety rules. Availability on weekends and peak season. The exact requirements are in each job description.

Do I have to pay to get an H-2A job?

No. Employers and their agents may not charge workers recruitment or certification fees. Be wary of anyone who sells jobs or promises guaranteed hiring.