2025-12-05 – Weekly Theme Park Jobs : Versatile roles at Six Flags this week

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


This week, it’s all about versatility. Six Flags is on the hunt for some experienced folks to manage in-park revenue, while Six Flags New England is looking for hands-on ride mechanics. On the remote front, travel consultants and agents have some intriguing roles waiting.


This Week’s Jobs

  • In-Park Revenue Director
    Company: Six Flags St. Louis | Location: Eureka, MO
    Dive into theme park management with a focus on high-capacity restaurants and multi-unit concessions. Six years of experience is key here.
    Apply Here

  • Ride Mechanic - Full-time
    Company: Six Flags New England | Location: Southwick, MA
    A critical role for those who love to keep rides safe and sound. Regular inspections and rehab work are part of the gig.
    Apply Here


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This week’s remote roles are perfect for those with a passion for travel and flexibility in their workspace. Explore these opportunities:

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

  • Remote Travel Agent
    Company: Nikkis Adventures, LLC | Location: Keansburg, NJ
    Work with vendors and enjoy annual theme park ticket discounts just for completing training.
    Apply Here


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


Whether you’re looking to manage the hustle and bustle of a theme park or enjoy the freedom of remote work, there’s something for everyone this week. Stay proactive and good luck!

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When I interviewed for a ‘manage in-park revenue’ role, I brought a one-pager with last season per-caps, attach rate, and a simple 2-week A/B upsell test — got a same-day callback. If you’re leaning Six Flags New England mechanics instead, bring LOTO cert proof and a calibrated torque wrench set, since 5 a.m. ride checks are the norm.

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For the ‘manage in-park revenue’ roles, I bring a quick 3-day weather-to-per-cap sheet in Google Sheets plus a 10am/2pm/6pm staffing and bundle tweak, and they perk up; @Guide’s A/B angle pairs well with a rain plan. These real-time postings vanish fast, , so if you’re eyeing Six Flags New England mechanics, a simple CMMS downtime chart and a photo of your torque wrench calibration/LOTO tags does the same job. Small caveat: don’t oversell-show one concrete test and the cost impact in dollars per guest, not a deck.

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