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It’s all the rage amongst Cast members! Clue #3: They use the Disney point I’m not sure whether this was strictly allowed, but some people would wear this as a guest when it started raining as you can’t tell it’s Disney’s property.

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Every Cast Member also gets issued a black water bottle holder to avoid the display of branding so quite often I’d just take that as my water bottle in my bag on my days off.Īs a bonus section to this clue, some Cast Members get rain gear as part of their costume, which is a full length transparent waterproof coat. The majority of roles in Disney involve wearing black trainers as part of the costume so quite often you see someone wearing some clunky shoes (possibly with white socks) because they’re coming into the park as a guest before or after a shift. So if you see a group of young people who look like they wouldn’t all be able to afford to go on a Walt Disney World holiday together, then there’s a chance they could be Cast Members.Ĭlue #2: They’re wearing black trainers and have a black water bottle holder I also found from speaking to my co-workers that it was the college program participants who tended to make the most use out of the complementary park access, meaning you’d be more likely to come across them off the clock as guests. So this means that there’s quite a lot of Cast Members who are young adults. So channel your inner Sherlock and here’s the clues: Clue #1: They’re probably in a group of young peopleĪ lot of WDW’s workforce are on the College Program which are people either working in the summer months between University years or taking a break from their studies to work in Disney.

We all thought this was crazy, but while on your program, you gradually get good at spotting Cast Members off duty around Disney. On my first morning of my program in Walt Disney World, a Cast Member asked my soon-to-be-roommates “so what park do you all work at?” What’s amazing about this is that we hadn’t even started working yet, but he could still tell that we were a group of future Disney employees.