Six Flags wants to hire 2,400 seasonal workers

Is a position in merchandising in your future? What about ticket services or “games”.

Six Flags Over Georgia is putting the word out early that it will fill 2,400 seasonal positions as the park gets ready for its 45th anniversary season, beginning March 17.

Job seekers, who must apply online at sixflagsjobs.com, are encouraged to complete applications by Jan. 20 to be considered for an invitation-only hiring interview later in the month. You must be at least 16 years old.

Jobs also will be offered in park services, food services, ride operations, loss prevention, ticket services, security, cash control, human resources, marketing research and for toll booth attendants.

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