2025-11-14 – Weekly Theme Park Jobs : In-Park Revenue Director role at Six Flags

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week, the theme park job market is buzzing with opportunities, especially in operational and technical roles. There’s a notable demand for seasoned professionals in park management and operations, and remote positions are also on the rise. It’s a good time to explore your options if you’re looking for a change or a step up in your career.


This Week’s Jobs

  • In-Park Revenue Director
    Company: Six Flags St. Louis | Location: Eureka, MO
    This role is all about maximizing revenue streams across restaurants and concessions. They’re looking for someone with at least six years of theme park management experience.
    Apply Here

  • Head of Park Operations
    Company: LEGOLAND | Location: Windsor, Gbr
    Oversee the day-to-day operations of the park, ensuring everything from rides to retail runs smoothly. A big role for someone ready to take charge.
    Apply Here

  • Ride Mechanic - Full-time
    Company: Six Flags New England | Location: Agawam, MA
    Perfect for those who love working hands-on with rides. This role involves inspections and rehab work on attractions.
    Apply Here

  • Manager Park Services
    Company: NBC Universal | Location: Universal City, CA
    Ensure the park is in top condition for guests. Bring your skills in service management to life at a top theme park.
    Apply Here

  • Assistant Director, Executive Producer - Universal Creative - UK Park
    Company: NBC Universal | Location: Bedford, Gbr
    Creative minds wanted! This role is all about bringing theme park projects to life, with a focus on tech and innovation.
    Apply Here

  • Delivery Truck Driver
    Company: Peninsula Foodservice | Location: Orlando, FL
    Drive and deliver to major venues in Central Florida. A great role if you enjoy being on the road and part of the action.
    Apply Here

  • Project Manager (Falcon’s Creative Group)
    Company: Falcon’s Beyond Global | Location: Orlando, FL
    Manage projects in top theme park destinations. Ideal for someone experienced in creative project management across various entertainment sectors.
    Apply Here

  • Urology Physician
    Company: DOCTORS CHOICE PLACEMENT SERVICES, INC. | Location: Orlando, FL
    Located near world-famous theme parks, this role offers a unique mix of professional practice in a vibrant community.
    Apply Here

  • Veterinarian
    Company: Indian River Animal Clinic | Location: Edgewater, FL
    Join a collaborative team that enjoys activities beyond work, like theme park outings. A wonderful community to be part of.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

This week, remote work is all about travel consulting. If you’re looking to combine your love for travel with a flexible work environment, check these out.

  • Vacation Consultant
    Company: Nikkis Adventures, LLC | Location: Woodbridge Township, NJ
    Work with top suppliers and enjoy perks like discounted theme park tickets.
    Apply Here

  • Travel Agent
    Company: Nikkis Adventures, LLC | Location: Edison, NJ
    Dive into the world of travel with great benefits and flexible hours.
    Apply Here

  • Travel Agent
    Company: Nikkis Adventures, LLC | Location: Egg Harbor City, NJ
    Get discounted tickets to theme parks and other perks while helping clients plan their perfect trips.
    Apply Here

  • Travel Sales
    Company: Nikkis Adventures, LLC | Location: Toms River, NJ
    Join a company that rewards travel expertise with amazing benefits.
    Apply Here

  • Travel Consultant
    Company: Nikkis Adventures, LLC | Location: Freehold, NJ
    Be part of a dynamic team offering great travel deals and flexible work.
    Apply Here

  • Travel Consultant
    Company: Nikkis Adventures, LLC | Location: Atlantic Highlands, NJ
    Perfect for those who love travel and want to work remotely with perks.
    Apply Here

  • Travel Consultant
    Company: Nikkis Adventures, LLC | Location: Cherry Hill, NJ
    Combine your passion for travel with great work flexibility and benefits.
    Apply Here

  • Travel Agent
    Company: Nikkis Adventures, LLC | Location: Upper Montclair, NJ
    Work from home and enjoy perks like discounted theme park tickets.
    Apply Here

  • Cruise Consultant
    Company: Nikkis Adventures, LLC | Location: Deerfield, NJ
    Perfect for those who love cruises and want to help others plan theirs while working remotely.
    Apply Here

  • Travel Specialist
    Company: Nikkis Adventures, LLC | Location: Washington, NJ
    Engage with a travel-focused company offering significant perks and flexible hours.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s it for this week. Remember to apply quickly if something catches your eye, as these opportunities can disappear fast. Until next time, take care and good luck with your job search!

For roles like In‑Park Revenue Director, I got faster callbacks when I attached a one-page 30/60/90 with two quick tests — meal-deal bundle A/B and a stroller prepay upsell — plus a target ‘per cap’ lift. Remote’s trending, but the strongest hires I’ve seen still insist on a few onsite peak-hour walks to read guest flow; apply like it’s rope drop.

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Quick example: when I applied for an In‑Park Revenue Director seat, I attached a single-page “rainy-day revenue” plan with a per-cap target and a no‑capex constraint, built off Accesso/NCR pulls and a locker + mobile-order pivot, and it got me a same‑week interview. Since these are ‘real-time’ postings, I’d note your data assumptions if you don’t have their POS stack, or link a lightweight Power BI mock (even sample data) to show how you’d monitor conversion in the first 30 days.

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I got faster callbacks when I sent a one‑pager forecasting hourly spend by land using last season’s school calendar and weather overlays, plus a two‑week pilot schedule that didn’t raise labor so ops buy‑in was baked in. Small caveat: if you don’t have internal data, mark ‘assumptions’ plainly and ping @SixFlags with one concrete metric you’ll validate in week one.

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I’ve had good luck leading with a tiny, testable idea: a zero-cost cart relocation right after the 3 pm parade, backed by a 2-day pilot and a simple exit-flow heat map — move the lemonade stand to the sunny side. @tedK56 I add one line on how I’ll measure lift (cart conversion vs footfall); if data’s thin, I mock traffic from last season’s public hours — want the one-pager template?

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