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Volunteering at the Studios |
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Attraction
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| High School Musical Pep Rally | Very Easy | As many volunteers as they can get | Towards the end of the show, the cast asks for anyone who wants to come up and dance with the cast as they sing. It's mostly kids who are encouraged to go up although anyone could go up in theory. It helps if you're up front as it's harder to make your way from the back of the crowd to the front. |
| Backlot Tour | Pretty Easy |
The parts are: Captain(1), Crew(2) & Engineer(1). The Engineer will get very wet while the other volunteers will get somewhat wet. Rain gear is provided. |
In the Backlot Tour, you'll be volunteering as a crew member in a recreation of a scene from Pearl Harbor. To be chosen, either arrive very early in line or wait for your show to be over and approach a Cast Member, asking to be a volunteer for the next show. |
| Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular | Somewhat difficult |
Around 7-10 volunteers are needed as extras in the re-enactment of a scene from the film. There are two portions where the volunteers are used. The first is mostly to poke fun at the volunteers by making them do dramatic things such as pretending to be shot. The second portion uses the volunteers as extras who mostly sit in the background and do nothing. |
This is a very attraction to be chosen for. Once the show begins, a Cast Member will ask the audience for volunteers. The best way to be chosen is to make yourself known by jumping up and down, waving your hands and anything else that will bring alot of attention to yourself.
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| Lights, Motors, Action! Extreme Stunt Show | Very Difficult | The host chooses a child to "drive" remotely one of the cars in the stunt show. | The host will pick a child from a very large stadium full of people. To be chosen, you should probably be aged somewhere between 8 and 13, towards the bottom of the stadium in the center and of course, showing extreme amounts of enthusiasm. |
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