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Since amusement parks are located nationwide, jobs can be found in every state. Note that most jobs are seasonal—usually from April to October. The larger parks do maintain some employees year-round, mostly those working in the business departments. In fact, the winter months are usually the busiest time for amusement parks. Advertising, funding, recruiting, and company organization, new construction, and other prep work takes place during the off-season.
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