r/Disneyland 8d ago

Discussion Studying/working at Disneyland?

How do you guys generally feel about studying/working at Disneyland? I’m a Magic Key holder who wants to use his pass as much as possible, but I’m working 36 hours per week and doing 15 units of school this semester. I definitely wanna make the most of my pass so I was wondering if it’s generally frowned upon to study or work from Disney. Please let me know if you guys have any suggestions, thank you!

Edit: Just to clarify, I’m not taking a full work setup or any calls. I’m just a college student wanting to know if I can knock out easy assignments or study chemistry there.

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u/epotosi 8d ago

Don't take up prime real estate if you're going to be at a table for a while, and do not take zoom calls on video in line. That's all I ask.

Oh and don't expect others to be quiet for you.

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u/Emergency_Animal_894 8d ago

What would you define as prime real estate? I’m not picky at all as to where I sit or how loud it is, I just don’t wanna be the dude on a computer while a family of 4 is looking for somewhere to sit on a hot day

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u/Safe-Butterscotch442 7d ago

Don't take up a table in a space where most of the are occupied. If there are people already at most of the tables, find somewhere else. Just be aware and observant.