Six Flags Employment Information

[coastercrazy111]

Can anyone give me some information about the shuttle that Great America offers to its employees? I am interested in applying there next season and I would like to know where it picks up and drops off, and how much it costs. If anyone could give me that info I'd really appreciate it.

[v2boy]

it depends... there is a chicago bus (cumberland station), kenosha and racine bus

[v2guy13]

i also have a question, my b-day's in october and i'll be 15 next year so can i apply next season or in 2 seasons?

[RagingBullFan]

If your birthday is this year, and you turn 15 this year, then yes you can apply to work as a 15 year old in the park.

[greatamerica2003]

I am not familiar with the Illinois bus route. Best to give Human Resources a call at 847-249-1776

[v2guy13]

If your birthday is this year, and you turn 15 this year, then yes you can apply to work as a 15 year old in the park.

SO then i can apply next year! Yea!

[ragingbull346]

I am also going to apply there either this year or next year. What is the best job to do there?

[v2guy13]

That depends...

If youll be 15 like me id say grouper
if youll be 16 then definetly ride op. or games

[twixmix0303]

I feel bad for those 15 year old groupers...they always seem so bored and confused at the same spot all day.

And greatamerica2003 is right, just call the park. They know a lot more than we do.

[SFaddiction84]

from what ive witnessed, the Racine Bus location is "Walmart Supercenter" on durand!!! during the season, when im there latenight i always see hundreds of SF employee's shopping and then leaving

[SFGAmisawesome]

Go to the SFGAm website and click on jobs and look at the jobs that are available.
If you are old enough you should apply because my cousin said that they are very desprate for workers in many departments. SFGAm has come to my school 16 times since January!
You could go to Human Resources and ask about getting a job and they might give you an interview and etc. right there on the spot.

[rctfan1556]

All I can say is, being a Ride OP has to be one the most boring jobs ever. Then again, I've seen people that love that job so I really guess its just a matter of personal opinion.

[RagingBullFan]

Let me tell you from experience that a Ride Op is by far NOT a boring job. Anything that goes wrong, you are the first to deal with it, and you are directly responsible for everyone's safety. Plus you get to make peoples day.