Those who are looking for jobs need not look elsewhere for Kings Island has 4,200 job openings waiting for them. These jobs are all programmed for the 2017 season.

Kings Island is the largest Amusement and Waterpark in the Midwest. It occupies an area of 364 acres located 24 miles northeast of Cincinnati in Mason, Ohio.

Cincinatti reports that the park offers more than a hundred rides, shows and other attractions including the Soak City Waterpark. The amusement park is meant for folks and families to enjoy its wonderful thrills.  

They have 15 roller coasters including tallest and fastest roller coaster Diamondback.  The world's longest wooden roller coaster, "The Beast" is also in the park. Banshee, the world's longest inverted roller coaster is located in the park traversing through eight inversions at 68 miles per hour.

One can just imagine the kind of workforce that will be needed to operate the park. There are job vacancies for employees in admission, marketing, entertaining, safety guides, fire prevention personnel and lifeguards. To apply, one can simply connect to this Kifun jobs link or they can call 513-745-5748. 

Social media service and Marketing crews are also needed. Some positions are open for young people starting at 15 years of age. There are job positions available for almost everybody looking for one.

High school students are invited to apply for many job positions which can be fun and give them opportunity to earn money to buy their first car or to save money for college.  It is a fact that 70 percent of Cedar Fair Park executives started as part time working students.

The park is also accepting College students who would like to work while studying their way through college. Jobs are also open for teachers who are vacationing during the summer.  The park also provides jobs for retirees, providing adjustable work schedules to accommodate their needs.

For the whole season of 2017, there will be plenty of jobs available to those interested. You will surely find the job you are looking for.