Job Summary: About our Program: Magic is Within You
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The Disney College Program is an exciting, unique opportunity for college students and recent graduates to work at Walt Disney World Resort near Orlando, Florida. While on a program, participants will:Receive valuable professional experience while working at our world-renowned theme parks and resorts.Meet people from around the globe and create friendships and memories to last a lifetime.Take part in uniquely Disney learning and development opportunities, exclusive program events and more.Where You’ll WorkFront-line roles: Guest-facing positions directly interacting with visitors in our theme parks, resorts and Disney Springs locations.Examples: Attractions, Quick Service Food & Beverage, Custodial, Merchandise, etc.Backstage roles: Supporting the guest experience behind the scenes in non-guest-facing areas.Examples: Costuming Operations, Resort, Houseperson, etc.Program OverviewStarting pay: $18/hourProgram length: 4–8 months, with potential to extend up to 12 months (one year)Arrival dates: May–August 2026Departure dates: No sooner than January 2027If selected, you will be able to choose your dates (date options are subject to availability and chosen on a first come, first serve basis. More information can be found here: Fall Program DatesLiving on your Program: Flamingo Crossings VillageProgram participants have the option to live at Flamingo Crossings Village, the fully furnished apartment community owned and operated by American Campus Communities, just minutes from Walt Disney World Resort.The community includes double-occupancy, shared apartments with amenities like resort-style pools and a 12,500 sq. ft. fitness center. Variousspecial events and activities are also hosted every month exclusively for residents on the program.Bus transportation provided by Disney Programs connects you to Disney parks and resorts as well as local grocery stores and shopping.Learn and Grow Professionally with DisneyDiscover career paths and build your network – there are endless opportunities with Disney to explore after you complete your program!Attend Disney Programs learning sessions where you can gain new skills, meet industry professionals and Disney leaders and more.Actively enrolled in school? The program offers academic support resources and is recommended for up to nine college credit hours by the American Council on Education (Note: all credit decisions are at the discretion of your college/university, please speak to your school to understand your options).Benefits and PerksWeekly payComplimentary theme park admissionCast-exclusive discountsHousing and work transportation are offeredExclusive events, trips and activities Basic Qualifications: Eligibility Requirements
• At least 18 years of age at the time of application
• Currently enrolled and taking classes OR have graduated from an accredited United States* college, university, or higher education program within 24 months of the application posting date
• Possess unrestricted work authorization within the United States*
• Be open to a starting pay rate of $18 per hour
• Be fully available to work Sunday through Saturday, including days and nights, holidays, weekends, and overtime
• Be receptive to complying with the Disney Look appearance guidelines
• Students who have not yet graduated from high school but have dual enrollment with a college are not eligible to apply

Prior to applying, please review the detailed eligibility requirements found here.

*United States includes all 50 states plus Puerto Rico and all other U.S. territories.
Additional Information: What's Next?Selected candidates will have a 30-minute phone interview with a recruiter.If offered and accepted, a non-refundable Program Participation Fee is due within 7 days.Housing Fee (for Flamingo Crossings Village) is due 3 weeks before arrival.Role placement will be shared ~4 weeks before arrival; confirmed ~1 week prior (subject to change).Explore program offerings and resources at Experience.DisneyPrograms.com.​​