Swiftman said:They don't seem to have a problem with it at Islands of Adventure's table service restaurants- people were tipping just as you'd expect them to. I'm pretty sure that if they make it feel like a table service restaurant, people will tip without a second thought.
Shafor said:Here's a current job posting. Anybody have any clue?
Waiter / Waitress
The Wait Staff is responsible for greeting and serving guests in our full service restaurant...
Party Rocker said:Actually, training could probably only take a few hours, for one individual. They could train 10 individuals a day for about 3-4 hours. They could probably get training done in a weekend or two. However, there could be a reason for posting the job so close to opening. Perhaps, it is a surprise project that they didn't want to make aware to those of us that stalk the internet for any new things they do?
cpt Awesome said:No one can ever get fully trained, but trained just enough to do the job takes only a few hours... the rest of training is in experience
cpt Awesome said:Well I still wouldn't doubt the guy who works there (Party Rocker) seeing he has gone through training for his job... and I know a boat load of other people who work there and they have told me that they get 3-4 days of 4 hour training and yes, they do run the rides after 12 hours of training... What keeps all the workers sane is the large numbers of supervisors and employees that have worked at the park before and know how things run and can help you if you get into trouble.
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