Occupation: Roller Coaster Rider?
Orlando’s 67 Days of Smiles competition sounds like my dream job. For 67 days one lucky duo will get paid $25,000 to ride the rides of Orlando and experience the area’s other attractions. The winners will document their adventures via Facebook, Twitter, and blogs. To apply, just make a one-minute video and fill out the application on OrlandoInfo.com.
The only ‘catch’ would be that you would have to take two months off from work. Of course if you don’t have a job, or you have a very understanding boss then apply away. You’ll also need an equally fearless partner which could be another obstacle.
What’s Your Take?
Would you like to get paid to ride roller coasters and basically be a tourist? Leave a comment below.
June 23, 2009 at 07:14
Yes, I would love to get paid to ride roller coasters. I have always loved to ride roller coasters since i was a kid, but now i like the really big roller coasters!! I will ride any roller coaster that you guys want me to ride. This would change my life. I work in a factory everyday of the week we make plastic parts and the temp. gets up to like 150 degrees its hot. I work in there 7 days a week and id like to have a change of pace please let me to this job!!
-Billy Baker
July 22, 2009 at 20:59
I think being a roller coaster critic would be an awesome job. You know considering I live for theme parks and all, I visit a park at least once eight times a year! I mean I love coasters and have been to almost every major theme park searching for the best coaster and park. I have to say my take on a good coaster would be one worth reviewing! I would be honored to take this job and that’s why you should pick me!
Thanks,
Toni L.
October 5, 2009 at 06:23
I think being a rooler coaster critic would be a great job. I love to meet new people and see the country. I also love to visit theme parks. I visit Six Flags around 15 to 20 times a year. Most people agree with my general opinion about whether or not doing something is fun. I would be honored and pleased if picked for this job.
Thanks,
Rodney W
October 5, 2009 at 12:54
if you cant spell roller right, good luck at that job buddy
February 14, 2010 at 04:27
nice one JaMeS.
February 13, 2010 at 18:10
How much does the regular job of doing this pay normally?
February 14, 2010 at 11:13
I'm not sure that there are real regular jobs doing this type of 'work'.
June 9, 2011 at 09:32
I love roller coasters, Nothing frightens me. I am always up for the challenge. My daughter and I are the thrill seekers of the family. We always have to ride the coasters when we go to the parks. I haven't found a coaster that I am scared of. They are such a rush!!!!
I would have no problem taking the time off work.
This would be soooo awesome to me.
December 12, 2012 at 15:18
This job would literally be the dream job, I live in Canada and just started university having an opportunity like this would be amazing, my roommate and I would be up for the challenge. It'll be easy to get time off work since we don't work.
Having this job would be a great addition to the resume!