Ever wondered what it's like to work at Disney? The Disney College Program is a paid internship that lets you live and work at Walt Disney World while you're still in school or just after you've graduated. It's a chance to gain real-world experience on your resume while seeing how the parks operate from the inside.
Operations: Including Attractions, Transportation, and Custodial.
Lodging: Front Desk, Bell Services, and Concierge.
Food/Beverage: Quick Service and Full Service dining.
Retail/Sales: Merchandise and Vacation Planning.
Entertainment: Character Performers and Character Attendants.
Additional Disney College Program benefits include:
Complimentary Park Admission: Explore the magic during your time off.
Career Development: Access to instructor-led sessions and networking events with Disney executives.
Exclusive Discounts: Savings on Disney merchandise and dining.
Academic Credit: Some colleges and universities allow students to earn college credit for their participation. Be sure to check whether your school offers college credit!
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Apply for the Disney College Program Internship
Deadline: Varies | Applications for Fall 2026 are now open.About the Paid Disney College Program
The Disney College Program Internship is a unique opportunity for college students and recent graduates to gain on-the-job experience at the Walt Disney World Resort. Participants have the opportunity to work in frontline roles across theme parks and resorts while networking with leaders at one of the world's most admired entertainment companies.Disney College Program Eligibility and Roles
To be eligible for the Disney College Program, you must be at least 18 years of age and currently enrolled in an accredited college or university (or have graduated within the past 24 months). Participants are placed in a variety of guest-facing roles like:Exclusive Perks: Live, Learn, and Earn
One of the most distinctive aspects of the program is the "Live, Learn, and Earn" philosophy. Interns receive a weekly hourly wage (starting at $17 per hour) and have the option to live in Flamingo Crossings Village, a state-of-the-art apartment community designed specifically for program participants.You Might Also Like
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