Many Different Questions

1. My process in date is April 8th, and my first training day is on the 15th. What will I do in between these dates?
2. If I process in on the 8th, will I be able to get a room at bayside apartments?
3. Do you have to sleep in housing every night, or are you able to sleep in a hotel or at home if close enough one or two nights during the week?
4. How much theft occurs in the housing buildings? If I bring a safe, will my belongings be secure?
5. Should I bother attempting to acquire roommates via this site or Facebook, or should I just allow myself to be placed at random?
6. Anyone have experience working as a dock attendant on the marina?

7. Can I get a parking spot at bayside and a sticker for both my car and motorcycle?

I don't have an answer to all of these, but I can answer a few :)

1) Not sure. Last year I processed in before training week. Same with this year.
2) It's very possible you can get a room there. Your chances are great.
3)You do not have to sleep in housing every night. You can go to a hotel or home if you want.
4) IDK about bayside but I know that the commons dorms have lockers (you must provide the lock).
5) Find roommates. It'll be better.
6) Notta.

How about question 7 that i added?

My boyfriends brother had a motorcycle last season and he just had to show his CP ID when he drove it in.

Is there a way besides taking a cab to get from the train station to cedar point??? are there shuttle buses or anything? what do we do if we arrive early? my train comes in at 4 am

In response to the bayside parking spot, you need a special sticker to be able to park in bayside. The departments hand in a list of employees that are able to get these passes. They usually keep these for supervisors because they often have to be there way before the park opens until a few hours after it closes. This can sometimes be until 3 or 4am.

6. Are you a marina dock attendant? You basically pump gas for the boaters, do dock runs and other random things. You make great tips from the boaters usually!