First Day Move In..

What things do most people bring to rooms, I'm trying to think of whats going to far....ya know what I mean?

And what if your cars small and you need a friend or parent to help load stuff ..would they allow your friend to help in or not? do you actaully get time to move in?

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1st Year @ CP
2003- Hotel Breakers Reservation Clerk!

Yourself and the other girl, Diana, sure are curious. Understandable that it is your first year, but you guys ask questions about everything. Most of your questions have already been answered in some shape or form on this board.

They will let family or friends help you move in. You'll have plenty of time to put your things in your room and then go to your dept. to check in. After that they sometimes let you go after watching video's and what not. Then you can go back to your room and unpack.

Everyone brings different things. If your staying in a dorm room a small fridge is nice to bring with you. Some rooms have a mirror if not there's always one in the bathrooms in the apt. and the dorms. Dishes are good to bring like a plate, cups and bowls. There are mircowaves provided in lobbys. Toasters are not aloud but some people do sneak them in.

Most of the summer time your usually in your work uniform and you wear normal clothes just in the off time which usually is on your day off or when you get off work. If you have any questions what to bring you can email at the addr. in the profile..
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Park Services 98'
Snake River 99'00'
Peanuts ATL 01'
GW/SS/Schwab TL 02'
Kiddy Kingdom TL 03'

Make sure to bring a fan! A dorm fridge can be bought used from the newspaper for about 20$ and you wont feel bad leaving it if you cant take it home!

I saw a toaster oven for 15$ at Dollar General last night! Just be sure to sneak it in as a $15 toaster oven is a firehazard in a box, and I own a house!You can actually broil a very nice t-bone or filet in those little things and bake crispy fries for a really nice cheap meal. Just be extremely careful with that appliance as it is just plain unsafe; the outer surface gets very hot in those cheapies. I used one for 6 months in my graduate dorm at univerisity! I am sure that you can bake a squirrel or seagull as well! lol

Sorry if i seem really inquisitive dt_ant... I'm just nervous. I'll make sure to check previous forums from now on. Didn't mean to be annoying. -Diana

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Sandcastle Registration Gal 2003

Diana (and anyone else who's new),

Don't be afraid to ask questions and don't feel like you're being annoying, because you definitely are not. Whenever I try something new, I get really excited about it and want to find out as much about it as I can; I completely understand where you're coming from as I've had the same experience. The more you know, the better prepared and more confident you will be when you first arrive at the Point.

I hope other veteran employees will take this into consideration when reading others' questions and posts; remember how you felt before your first days at the Point and what you might have been wondering, and what you were afraid of. Many new employees are just graduating from high school and are going to be living away from home for the first time in their lives; it's only natural that they should be asking questions and trying to figure everything out. Be proud that they trust your advice enough to ask.

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~Lee~

Group Sales ATL '01
Group Sales TL '02
Park Admissions Supervisor '03
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"The greatest leaders don't take credit for their actions; they don't have to."

THANK YOU LEE....we're only curious..and want to find out for our selves

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1st Year @ CP
2003- Hotel Breakers Reservation Clerk!

Yea...i personally don't find it annoying cause last year i had sooo many questions and had noone to ask...but now i know things and it will be easier for me..but i know how the first timers feel and its always good to have someone to talk to... :) so dont feel like your annoying...
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Breakers Express '02

Awww jeez you guys are all nice and fun. . . I am hired, I just don't know what yet!!! I have three jobs up in the air, but for sure I will be there one way or another, and I can NOT wait!!! You make me want to cry in a good way :) .

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"Uhhh I don't think my restraint is supposed to move like this. . ."

its not annoying at all.. this year is my second year and I came in late last year.. so i have many queation.. thanks god im freinds with on of the guys that is in his like 1000000 year there.. but i cant imagin if i wasnt and i would be lost.. sorry abou tmy typoeing or spelling a little wasted i had the night off... love you all bye

heahter

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rip cord and race park 2002

A little?;)

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Screamsters 2001
Millennium Force/Screamsters 2002
There are 24 hours in a day, and 24 beers in a case. Coincidence?

I am new too and curious what to bring? So far all I have heard was about the "food supplies", what about the cloths, the pillow, blanket , that stuff. I am going to be 4 hours away from home, I dont really want to have to go back for something. If you understand what i am saying let me know, drop a reply on my post which is New Guy on Campus. Thanks.

Brad

Yes, you need to bring warm and summer clothes. It gets really cold in April, Sept, and Oct. Gloves and ear muffs come in handy. Housing offers sheets, 2 towels, and a blanket. Most people bring their own. You must provide your own pillow or pillows. I hope that helps..

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Park Services 98'
Snake River 99'00'
Peanuts ATL 01'
GW/SS/Schwab TL 02'
Kiddy Kingdom TL 03'

It dose thanks