Where do Disney interns stay?

As part of the Disney College Program, participants live in housing complexes located near the Disneyland Resort® or the Walt Disney World Resort

Walt Disney World Resort

The property covers nearly 25,000 acres (39 sq mi; 101 km²), of which half has been used.

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®. Each complex features a variety of offerings to help participants feel right at home.

Where do the Disney interns live?

Participants on the Disney College Program in Florida are provided housing at any of the four Disney Housing complexes located close to property. Transportation to and from the housing complexes, work and shopping hotspots in the area is provided for participants.

Where do Disney College Program students stay?

This summer, new Disney College Program participants will be the first to live in Disney's newest housing community, Flamingo Crossings Village.

Is a Disney internship worth it?

The program is easily one of the most popular internships in the hospitality and tourism industry, and its popularity has only continued to grow over its 40 year history. The program can be an extremely rewarding experience, offering the unique opportunity to “live, learn, and earn” at the Walt Disney World Resort.

How much are Disney interns paid?

Average The Walt Disney Company Intern hourly pay in the United States is approximately $11.68, which is 16% below the national average.

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Do Disney interns get free tickets?

Disney College Program and Internship participants from Spring 2020 can now request complimentary admission tickets they earned during their participation in the program. Each ticket is valid for one day at a theme park at either Walt Disney World or Disneyland Resort during regular operating hours.

How hard is it to get a Disney internship?

That being said, a lot of people ask “How hard it is to get a Disney Professional Internship?” Well, the acceptance rate is around 1%-3%, so for most roles it's very hard.

What perks do Disney interns get?

How hard is it to get into the Disney College Program 2022?

That being said, of the approximately 12,000 students that apply every year to the program, only about 20% get accepted as interns into the Disney College Program. What is this? This means that roughly 2,400 applicants will be accepted out of 12,000.

Does Disney pay for housing?

Weekly Housing Payment

Housing costs range from $114 to $205* (*costs subject to change) per week depending on the size of the apartment and which apartment complex a participant is assigned to live in during his or her program.

Do you have to stay in DCP housing?

A: No, living in company sponsored housing is not a requirement. CPs may opt to find their own housing, which may or may not be less expensive (depending on a number of factors like roommates, location, amenities, transportation costs, etc…)

Do you have roommates in the Disney College Program?

You are encouraged to submit a housing preference through the Disney Dorms system, as well as the number of roommates and bedrooms you prefer. To request a roommate, both or all must have the same registration period and departure date. Requests are not guaranteed.

Can you bring pets to Disney College Program?

No pets, kittens, puppies, fish, geckos, spiders, insects, nothing! [Pet Rock is OK.]

Does Disney provide housing for cast members?

The housing will be made available to “qualifying applicants” in the Central Florida region, Disney said in the press release, including Walt Disney World employees, also known as cast members.

What happens if you quit the Disney College Program?

Please Note: If you choose to leave before your scheduled departure date, you will receive an unfavorable rehire status with all segments of the Walt Disney Company.

What GPA do I need for the Disney College Program?

MCC's Participation Requirements

(The Disney College Program cannot serve as your first semester of college.) Your cumulative GPA must be at least 2.0 by the time you leave for Florida or California. (a 1.999 is not acceptable).

Does the Disney College Program look good on a resume?

The Disney College Program is a sought after paid college internship program in the U.S. Not only do you get to work for Disney, you'll also gain professional and educational experience that stands out on your resume.

What is the age limit for Disney College Program?

The program recruits college students (ages 18 and older) of all majors for a semester-long paid internship program working at either the Orlando or Anaheim resorts, with the option of extending to almost a full year.

Do Disney employees get free tickets for family?

Employees Get Free Disneyland Tickets — but There's a Limit

However, you can only bring three people in with you for free with each visit, and the number of free visits you earn depends on the hours you work there.

Will Disney pay for my college?

Includes Educational reimbursement and Disney Aspire, which pays 100% tuition upfront at network schools for full-time and part-time hourly employees.

Do Disney employees get free Disney plus?

Disney employees, known as Cast Members, are now being offered a free Disney+/Hulu/ESPN+ bundle subscription as a perk of the job.

How many interns does Disney hire?

Each year, 8,000 students come to Disney World to work as six-month college interns in one of the largest internship programs in the country. The interns make up a significant portion of Disney World's 55,000-person work force. They learn about customer service and absorb Disney's hospitality culture.

How long does it take to hear back from a Disney internship?

It generally takes about two weeks to hear back, but sometimes people get pending status, which means they need more time to look at your application.

How long is the Disney internship program?

This truly unique five- to seven-month program allows participants to network with leaders, take part in personal and career development classes, and build transferable skills such as problem-solving, teamwork, guest service and effective communication.