Jobs at Thirteenth Floor Entertainment Group

Seasonal Stunt Coordinator leads stunt team operations, ensuring rig safety and performer wellbeing. Manage hiring, scheduling, payroll, training, inspections, and on-site coverage for nightly shows. Enforce safety protocols, respond to equipment issues, and collaborate with management to maintain operational excellence throughout the season.

Seasonal Operations Manager to supervise parking, ticketing, retail, custodial, guest services, security, and event staff. Partner with the General Manager to develop SOPs, recruit and schedule staff, manage labor tracking, oversee build/strike, enforce crowd control and safety, coordinate vendors, and ensure nightly quality control and guest experience during a limited seasonal run.

Build, install, and troubleshoot electrical, lighting, PLC, pneumatic, and animatronic systems for haunted attractions and immersive experiences. Program DMX and addressable LED effects, wire interactive and escape-room tech, maintain safety standards, collaborate with designers and fabricators, and travel to off-site events for installations and repairs.

Seasonal Attraction Manager oversees night-to-night performance and operations for a Hayride or Maze, leading 15–30 staff. Responsibilities include scheduling, timecard and break monitoring, staff training and coaching, ensuring show quality and safety, coordinating cross-departmental repairs, taking operational notes, and communicating with management. Evenings, weekends, and holiday availability required.

Seasonal Actor performs immersive character roles at haunted attractions, using improvisation, physicality, and voice to engage guests, deliver timed scares, integrate props safely, follow safety protocols, and collaborate with cast and crew for smooth operations.

Seasonal specialty performer creating immersive guest experiences aboard the Queen Mary. Perform in mazes, stages, roaming streetmosphere, and themed zones using circus, stunt, musical, or theatrical skills. Must perform evenings/weekends/holidays, submit demo materials, and follow safety/insurance requirements for high‑risk acts. Position runs late September to early November and is paid hourly.

Seasonal Wardrobe Assistant prepares and organizes wardrobe areas, fits performers, inspects looks, performs repairs and quick changes, maintains inventory and cleanliness, supports performers backstage during shows, and follows safety and hygiene protocols throughout the season.

Seasonal on-site coordinator responsible for daily timecard review, resolving missed punches and compliance issues, communicating with staff and managers, submitting accurate time data to corporate payroll, onboarding data entry, producing timekeeping reports, and supporting post-season audits. Ensures California wage-and-hour compliance and maintains confidential payroll records during a high-volume event season.

Perform as a seasonal actor in immersive Halloween attractions, fully embodying assigned characters, improvising with guests, integrating props and effects, following safety protocols, and collaborating with cast and crew to deliver memorable guest experiences during evenings and weekends.

Build, install, and troubleshoot electrical, lighting (DMX), PLC, pneumatic, and animatronic systems for haunted attractions and immersive experiences. Program lighting and control systems, wire props and escape-room tech, collaborate with creative teams, travel to event sites, and maintain safety standards during peak seasons and events.

Seasonal Wardrobe Manager leads wardrobe department for a Halloween attraction season: supervising staff, enforcing costume standards, managing inventory, vendor/laundry relationships, scheduling, fittings/alterations, and coordinating with creative and operations teams to ensure timely, safe, and visually consistent performer presentation.

Seasonal Makeup Artist creates and applies special effects and character makeup (airbrushing, hand-painting, prosthetics) for performers, working quickly in tight pre-show windows, managing stations and inventory, performing touch-ups during shows, collaborating with costume and fellow artists, and maintaining sanitation and professional conduct during a late-September to early-November seasonal schedule.