With temperatures still soaring into the 90s last week, it was a little jarring to see the never-melting snow even though it was nearly hot enough to bake a pie in the castle forecourt. The hanging icicles are in place as well. Most- if not all- of the snow has fallen on the castle. Halloween pumpkins and Christmas snow clash in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle, but not for long.Ī special thanks to Andy Castro who sent in some extra photos for everyone to enjoy. It’s that time of year, Halloween and Christmas collide… as Disneyland installs holiday decorations just as Halloween wound down this weekend. It sure feels like cast benefits are an afterthought right now. The “comp tickets” that were needed to visit the park over the last few months don’t quite have the same availability, looking a lot more like the Magic Key calendar. There’s more availability on the cast calendar than there is for the Magic Key calendar (or so we’re told just about every day but holidays can be reserved). Current Cast Complimentary Ticket calendar via
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Only 3 reservations and no park hopping seem a little ridiculous for hard-working employees, especially considering free admission is one of the major perks of working for Disney. That’s convenient, we’d love to have a reminder.īeing able to visit the park is an improvement, but the restrictions sound a lot more limiting than even the Magic Key passes.
Someone sent this in, cast members get reminders when they have an upcoming reservation. Cast can only hold 3 reservations at a time and Disney has opted to make reservations one park per day (No park hoppers). Unsurprisingly, cast member self-admission is by reservation only just like everything else. A few weeks ago this was rectified, with a few caveats (they had been blocked out since the park re-opened in April). A few months ago, we commented that cast members still weren’t able to visit the parks on their days off. This is a delicate and complex situation:ĭisneyland Contract Troubles Leave Cast ConcernedĪlong with contract negotiations, I’d like to mention cast ticket admission. We’re hoping that cast, who have been working under extreme conditions since re-opening, are able to receive proper compensation for their hard work. But while all employees saw this internal post, it’s really just for union employees represented by the “Master Services Council.” What’s not being offered here is any increase (yet) for long-term employees or for those not represented by Master Services.
In response, Disney posted publicly to all cast members that they’re offering $17/hr as the new base minimum rate. It seems negotiations had begun to break down between the unions and Disney.
This week, Dusty reported on the ongoing cast member contract negotiations. Let’s take a look at what’s happening at the resort… Disneyland Contract Troubles Cast member unions are in tough negotiations with the company over updated contracts. But not everything is magical right now at Disneyland. Now that Halloween has ended you’ll be seeing Christmas trees in no time at all. Snow has begun to fall at the Disneyland Resort as holiday enchantments push out pumpkins.
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