Disney Cruise Line Marine Mechanic Reviews

Likes

The experience of woking all over the world

Dislikes

Salary is not enough for life sufficient

Work Details

Work days: Rotational Shift (Strict Timings)

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Just big BRAND.. But in cruise industry very small contribution..

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Working for various companies, I find very difficult to balance between work and life in Disney cruise line.so much turn over of the crew makes it very difficult to manage the work, there is no such policy to retain the crew..so much New crew . Top leadership don't pay much attention to crew.They act like dictator not a leader.. Thanks.

Work Details

Work timings: Strict Timings

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

Likes

Disney like a family. I am the family member of Disney. Deferent types of magical moments in life. Always care for us. Now always i am waiting for my joining.

Dislikes

Some times pressure on work place. Must be Little bit reduce the struss.

Work Details

Work timings: Strict Timings

Work related travel: This job involves International Travel.

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Good people

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Rules need to be changed

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Mangement

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No comments . No problem

Work Details

Work days: Rotational Shift (Flexible Timings)

Work related travel: This job involves International Travel.

Likes

Working Atmosphere and satisfaction

Dislikes

Airport layover while traveling

Work Details

Work timings: Flexible Timings

Work related travel: This is a desk job.

Likes

You have better future

Dislikes

Leadership

Work Details

Work policy: Cruise

Work timings: Flexible Timings

Work related travel: This job involves International Travel.

Likes

The thing I was most excited for with working here was the Disney name. All my life I wanted to work for Disney, and now here was my chance. For the most part, the Disney of it all was all I could have asked for. I knew it would be long hours and I knew I would be exhausted, but the magic was worth it. For the most part this is true. It's a guest facing role with lots of interaction with guests, and an ability to spread magic....Read More

Dislikes

Everything except the work, which is run by Disney. The Maritime Convention runs the rest of it, and you should prepare for some form of prison/military. You will constantly be on red alert listening for warnings and drills. I haven't slept deeply in months. There will be drills once a week in the blistering heat, donned in your life jacket and expected to stand out on the deck for an hour. I hated the cabins, they are tiny and barely big enough for one person let alone two. Make sure you get on with your cabin mate or life will become hell. Don't expect fancy food, either. It's the same food every day for all the weeks of your contract, and if you need special dietary requirements (even as simple as vegetarian!) forget about it. It's quite obvious the mess don't care, and you're not allowed food in your cabins so you can't even really cater for yourself. No drinks, either, and there's a strict regulation on what is allowed on-board so don't expect your family and friends to be able to send you anything. When they say the hours will be long, they will be. Your contract may say 70 hours but don't be surprised if you're working an average of 85 a week, with only a half an hour break a day. Living on a ship is very confining and there is very little opportunity to get some air. There is the open deck and the smoking deck, but if you want to go onto shore you will get about an hour to do so and that is the result of negotiation. You will be exhausted 24/7 and days will feel like weeks. At least they pay for your flight home when you have panic attacks at work due to the stuff they don't tell you in the sign up process....Read More

Work Details

Work timings: Strict Timings

Work related travel: This is a desk job.