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Southern California thrill-seekers and job hunters alike have reason to celebrate as Knott’s Berry Farm and Six Flags Magic Mountain gear up for a massive hiring event, offering hundreds of seasonal jobs across their parks.
From Feb. 15 to Feb. 22, the two theme park giants will host a week-long hiring blitz, welcoming applicants eager to join the world of roller coasters, entertainment, and guest services. Positions range from ride operators and food service team members to lifeguards, security associates, and merchandise sales staff.
Competitive Pay & Exciting Perks
Employees 16 years and older can expect competitive wages:
- Knott’s Berry Farm: Starting at $16.50 per hour
- Six Flags Magic Mountain: Starting at $17.27 per hour (higher rates for some roles)
In addition to a paycheck, employees can enjoy exclusive benefits, including:
- Free admission to Cedar Fair parks
- Free tickets for friends and family
- Discounts on food, merchandise, and season passes
- Exclusive employee events, such as ride nights and appreciation days
- Flexible scheduling and daily pay options
Fast-Track Hiring Process
Job seekers can apply online or in person and may receive same-day job offers during the hiring event. Six Flags Magic Mountain, dubbed the “Thrill Capital of the World,” will hold special hiring fairs on Feb. 15 and Feb. 22 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., where applicants can complete onboarding in a single day.
According to Jon Storbeck, Vice President and General Manager of Knott’s Berry Farm, seasonal workers are “the lifeblood of our business” and play a key role in creating memorable guest experiences. Jeff Harris, President of Magic Mountain, emphasized that the parks offer “competitive wages, leadership development opportunities, and career advancement.”
A Thrilling Opportunity
With more than 50,000 seasonal positions available across 42 North American parks, this is one of the largest hiring pushes by Six Flags Entertainment Corporation. Those looking to join the fast-paced, fun-filled environment of Knott’s Berry Farm or Six Flags Magic Mountain can apply online or attend in-person hiring events.
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This is great news for those want to live and work here. Office professionals can say good bye to their commutes, and work locally!
I’m just curious what you define as “competitive wages”. Because you said that employees could expect “competitive wages”, like $16.50 an hour at Knott’s Berry Farm. The current minimum wage in California is $16.50. So again, what is competitive about paying the bare minimum?