SeaWorld Employer Reviews

ALL the workers were nice and i had a blast working with them. i had a really good time working there for a first job

When working here I never regretted anything. I love working at Sea World. Its like one of the best jobs I've ever worked for because I was working with great co-workers and very understanding management. If I could I would go back to work for them.

overall it was a great place to work. i worked the cart out side one of the restaurants so i mostly worked alone. since this was my first job I learned a lot. It was fun to see all the park goers excited about the next show they would see or attraction they would ride. whenever i ran into a problem I always got the help i needed.

My co-workers were very friendly, very organized, the hardest part was the training the enjoyable part was being able to participate with the customers of the park.

Great opportunity to meet people from all over the world. Fun place to work, great pay and great co workers.

I loved working at Seaworld the people are great to work with there. loved working with the guest.

work all day during summer
love coming to work
free rides
an hour for lunches

A typical day at work can be challenging yet fun. Challenging because sometimes the guests have issues or complaints and are not the easiest to please. However, our team and management always have smiles on our faces and get along great so it's always a good day. There really isn't a hard part of my job. The most enjoyable is serving the guests and – more... watching them leave happy. – less

Typical day at work was fun & exciting, giving people directions, playing with their children, just interacting with people all over the world. co workers were nice to get along with.

Working as a ride operator isn't the easiest job. Rules are always changing, lack of communication from supervisors. Summers are brutal and they expect way to much for only $8.04 an hour. but once i started working in Shows i really started coming to work. better management, supervisors are always around to help and Leads help out alot more then in – more... Rides. – less

Management is okay. "Leads" are more understanding. Given alot of shirt shifts like 4 hours but it is very easy to switch shifts or get more hours if wanted. Guests can be very rude though.

SeaWorld is all in all a good company, they make sure the serious benefits balance the fun benefits, for example if you work the holidays then you get 40% off everything in the park and i havent been there long and they already set up my 401k

I need more money during a summer break from college, so I applied and got hired at SeaWorld.
I show up, stand outside for hours sweating in my polyester visor and watch as all the tourists flock by. I dealt with the cash register, food administration and cooking. Sometimes I worked at the stands selling soft drinks.
Management was cool and friendly, – more... I quite liked them. As always, my coworkers save me. If I hadn't had jovial cracks at my expense and other coworkers expense, I wouldn't have survived the summer.
The hardest part of the job was when someone stole your fan. You do not want to be in dark blue/green and black outside in the middle of Florida summer for hours without a fan.
That being said, the most enjoyable part was getting to do inventory in the freezer.
A legitimately hard part of the job was restocking and making sure the customers were happy. – less

The pay is good but i dont think their night park quality is getting paid the right amount for the task they need done over night. Also so they tend to avoid giving scheduled days off for personal reason and the supervisors can b a little bit more organized.Day Park is good it seems very fun an a great experience.

I enjoyed working at seaworld orlando. i enjoyed the work enviorment and co workers. meeting new people and experince life lessons and enbling me progress in my career.

The actual job in itself wasnt too bad but the organization and way that management ran the kitchen was ridiculous, they had ppl with zero cook experience in the kitchen, and only were nice to us "cooks" when they needed a big job done, or some dirty work finished, other than that they treat kitchen staff like complete garbage even if you give %100 – more... everyday, and trust me Im not the only ex-employee who feels this way or quit because of the work environment – less

A typical day at work was nonstop action from the moment our doors opened. The lines were almost always never ending. When we finally did get a break, we scrambled immediately to start cleaning and restocking and doing everything to prepare for the next rush. I learned how to quickly memorize guests orders and the hard work and dedication it takes to – more... work in the food industry. My management was great and always there to help and teach. My co-workers were truly amazing. We all learned to communicate and play on the same team very fast. The hardest part of the job was when something in the food line fell behind and we had to play catch up really fast to continue to make the guests happy. The most enjoyable part of my job was that I got to meet so many new people from so many different walks of life. The face pace kept it interesting and enjoyable. – less

make sure the rides and playground was safe for the kids, make sure they didn't play rough. go along with all the managers and co-workers. seeing a kids get hurt or a lost child. playing on the rides and playground before and after work.

My hour varied, but i would hel[p customers find their way around the amusement park. I sold them delicious snack and food while they were enjoying the fiestivties.

I enjoy working here. It is a fast-paced environment so the day goes by fast. I have direct contact with hundreds of people and it is very interesting to get to know their stories (where are they from? Why are they visiting San Diego?). I just like to have fun while also working. The hardest part of my job is working under the sun or under the rain.